The Development Economics Working Group supports graduate and faculty research in the economic determinants of human development and how economic policy can be used to promote human development. It promotes dialogue among researchers with different areas of expertise, from a variety of perspectives and subject areas, such as health, education, infrastructure, governance, and migration.
The University of Notre Dame will welcome students back to campus for the 2020-21 fall semester the week of Aug. 10, two weeks earlier than originally scheduled, and will forgo fall break in October and end the semester before Thanksgiving.
The Mexico Virtual Lecture Series is a recurring online event intended to highlight the deep connections between Notre Dame and Mexico. Each lecture focuses on the current work of a Notre Dame faculty member or researcher, covering topics that vary widely from medical research to the social sciences and arts and culture.
For the first time, the University of Notre Dame will host a U.S. presidential debate. The debate at Notre Dame (debate.nd.edu) will be the first debate in the 2020 election series.
Striving to be an interdisciplinary endeavor, theologians, philosophers, artists and others are invited to contribute to a collaborative reflection on the application of phenomenology to the investigation of these themes.
Striving to be an interdisciplinary endeavor, theologians, philosophers, artists and others are invited to contribute to a collaborative reflection on the application of phenomenology to the investigation of these themes.
Notre Dame faculty Stephen Lancaster (baritone) and guest pianist Susan McDaniel (piano) present a concert of songs, featuring the world premiere of “Gilgamesh Songs,” by Canadian composer J. Scott Brubacher and librettist David James Brock.
The Balourdet String Quartet, Fischoff’s 2020 Senior String Division Gold Medal Winner, makes a stop on the Presenting Series as part of Fischoff’s International Double Gold Tour.
Legendary Stony Brook University piano faculty members Gil Kalish and Tina Dahl present a recital of works for two pianos and four hands. Now head of the performance faculty, Kalish is a significant figure in American music-making. Dahl is a chamber musician, soloist, and teacher and a two-time fellow at the Tanglewood Center.
Offices are closed Thursday and Friday for the holiday.
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Offices are closed Thursday and Friday for the holiday.
Originally published at events.nd.edu.…
Offices are closed Thursday and Friday for the holiday.
Originally published at events.nd.edu.…
Offices are closed Thursday and Friday for the holiday.
Originally published at events.nd.edu.…
Dean Sarah Mustillo will host the College's annual reception for undergraduate students who have completed a senior thesis project in Arts and Letters. The gathering is designed to recognize this group of dedicated students — along with their advisors and mentors — for all of their hard work.
Lost in an enchanted wood, two young couples fall madly in and out of love, while fairies watch their every move and a knockabout acting troupe prepares for an all-important performance before royalty. One of Shakespeare’s most popular and accessible works, A Midsummer Night’s Dream promises to be a charming and vibrant evening of theatre, brought to life in the magnificent Patricia George Decio Theatre at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center.
Lost in an enchanted wood, two young couples fall madly in and out of love, while fairies watch their every move and a knockabout acting troupe prepares for an all-important performance before royalty. One of Shakespeare’s most popular and accessible works, A Midsummer Night’s Dream promises to be a charming and vibrant evening of theatre, brought to life in the magnificent Patricia George Decio Theatre at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center.
Lost in an enchanted wood, two young couples fall madly in and out of love, while fairies watch their every move and a knockabout acting troupe prepares for an all-important performance before royalty. One of Shakespeare’s most popular and accessible works, A Midsummer Night’s Dream promises to be a charming and vibrant evening of theatre, brought to life in the magnificent Patricia George Decio Theatre at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center.
Lost in an enchanted wood, two young couples fall madly in and out of love, while fairies watch their every move and a knockabout acting troupe prepares for an all-important performance before royalty. One of Shakespeare’s most popular and accessible works, A Midsummer Night’s Dream promises to be a charming and vibrant evening of theatre, brought to life in the magnificent Patricia George Decio Theatre at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center.