In new book, anthropology chair details why creativity is the key to human exceptionalism April 27, 2017
Notre Dame political science professor wins Carnegie Fellowship to study political implications of secularism April 26, 2017
Majority of persecuted Christian communities build resilience through adaptive strategies, study finds April 24, 2017
Video: Economics and political science major Carlos Lozada ’93 finds a home at The Washington Post April 17, 2017
Nine Arts and Letters students and alumni win NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Awards and honorable mentions April 13, 2017
Renowned author Barry Lopez ’66 returns to Notre Dame, urging students to commit to social responsibility April 12, 2017
Theology and peace studies professor wins Luce Fellowship for research on sub-Saharan Africa April 11, 2017
College of Arts and Letters to launch new certificate program in international security studies April 07, 2017
Arts and Letters associate dean named chair of the International Shakespeare Association April 06, 2017
In fiction and nonfiction, new English professor tells war stories — and challenges war myths April 05, 2017
Sociology graduate students’ research shows broad range, from the local to the international April 04, 2017
Video: Katie Fallon ’98 on working at the White House, her new corporate role, and her liberal arts education April 03, 2017
Sociologist uses technology to track how people connect—and how those connections impact behavior March 30, 2017
When faced with decisions of life and death, doctor relies on ethics and values forged studying the liberal arts March 28, 2017
Theology and peace studies Ph.D. wins Louisville Institute fellowship for research on nonviolent activism March 23, 2017
