History major Eoghan Fay shares details of his trip to London to conduct capstone research April 06, 2022
Anthropology major embarks on effort to preserve and document her native Nigerian language, spoken by only 200,000 people March 31, 2022
Notre Dame historian wins NEH grant for project that seeks to disrupt understanding of why the Habsburg Empire crumbled March 28, 2022
Senior Trevor Lwere, who's majoring in economics and global affairs, researches economic inequality and development March 17, 2022
Theology professor’s research provides new insights on divine mercy and divine vengeance in the Qur’an March 04, 2022
Political scientist Aníbal Pérez-Liñán named director of the Kellogg Institute for International Studies February 16, 2022
Creative writing faculty member’s debut novel spotlights devastation of Hurricane Maria February 09, 2022
Political scientists reflect on Brown Jackson and Childs as frontrunners for Supreme Court nomination January 31, 2022
Ernest Morrell, A&L associate dean and literacy scholar, elected to the National Academy of Education January 28, 2022
Psychologist Darcia Narvaez named a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science January 26, 2022
Andrew Burke, a Glynn Family Honors Scholar, awarded scholarship to study in Cambridge January 26, 2022
NEH awards three fellowships and a digital scholarship grant to Arts & Letters faculty, continuing Notre Dame’s record success January 13, 2022
New Globally Engaged Citizens program allows Notre Dame students to demonstrate their intercultural competence and language skills January 11, 2022
‘The Good Life Method’: In new book, Notre Dame philosophers help readers explore what makes life meaningful December 17, 2021
Sociologist's study sheds light on relationship between COVID-19 vaccine messaging and faith communities December 03, 2021
Kathleen Sprows Cummings, 2021 Sheedy Award for Excellence in Teaching recipient, lauded for making history ‘come alive with connections from today’ November 29, 2021
Debuting solo show at Notre Dame, artist-in-residence Reginald Dwayne Betts explores lasting effects of incarceration and the power of the written word November 22, 2021
The crossroads of everything: Medieval Institute celebrates 75th anniversary, showcasing why the Middle Ages matter to the modern world November 17, 2021
With NSF grant, interdisciplinary Notre Dame team aims to develop national model for community-university partnerships that can help revive Rust Belt cities October 21, 2021
Notre Dame scholar of Italian film receives acclaim for book on neorealism, the postwar cinematic movement that influences ‘everything’ October 12, 2021
Initiative on Race and Resilience artist-in-residence named 2021 MacArthur ‘Genius Grant' recipient September 30, 2021
‘You belong here’: At Institute for Latino Studies event, Hispanic Alumni of Notre Dame panelists encourage students September 27, 2021
Shamrock Series academic events in Chicago include NDISC international security experts discussing U.S.-China relations September 22, 2021
New horizons in the old world: Medieval Institute Ph.D. student makes the case for the importance of Mexico in the Middle Ages September 16, 2021
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to deliver Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government’s 2021 Tocqueville Lecture September 13, 2021