Vanesa Miseres awarded Humboldt Research Fellowship to shed new light on Latin American women’s commentaries on war June 21, 2021
English Ph.D. alumnus Jay David Miller awarded ACLS fellowship to explore how Quaker rhetoric addressed injustice in early America June 08, 2021
Professor of theology Mary Catherine Hilkert awarded honorary degree from Catholic Theological Union June 07, 2021
Through economics, political science, and Latino studies, senior Diego Reynoso seeks to empower marginalized communities May 19, 2021
8 A&L students named to Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study distinguished graduate fellowship class April 30, 2021
In memoriam: Jorge A. Bustamante, 82, the Eugene P. and Helen Conley Professor Emeritus of Sociology April 13, 2021
Video: How LEO undergraduate research assistants are helping lift people out of poverty April 09, 2021
PLS professor wins book prize for research shedding new light on role of women religious in the Middle Ages March 31, 2021
Video: Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi on Call Me Zebra, Savage Tongues, and how patterns of migration shape literature March 15, 2021
Latino Studies Scholar Stacy Manrique merges her love for technology, the arts, and social responsibility March 10, 2021
Economist Jim Sullivan to testify on successful anti-poverty programs at US House committee meeting March 09, 2021
Political scientist receives NSF RAPID grant to research prevalence of public belief in voter fraud February 26, 2021
The Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study launches new distinguished graduate fellowship program February 18, 2021
Medieval Institute introduces graduate minors in medieval studies and Byzantine studies February 12, 2021
de Nicola Center director’s book named one of the year’s best by the Wall Street Journal December 15, 2020
Social design professor receives grant to mitigate youth violence in South Bend through access to arts programming and community engagement December 03, 2020
‘I didn't know economics could be used like this’: How LEO research assistants make an impact November 19, 2020
Francie Shaft thought her theology and Japanese majors would never intersect — until she went abroad. Now the connections keep appearing. October 29, 2020