Meeting challenges facing humanity: English, philosophy, and Program of Liberal Studies faculty win prestigious Guggenheim Fellowships April 12, 2024
Deepening understanding: English professor and cultural historian Sara Marcus embraces experiential learning, from shape-note singing to karaoke April 12, 2024
With NIH grant, American studies professor spotlights often-overlooked experiences of disabled people in early U.S. history April 10, 2024
Irish language and literature professor earns Chicago Book Prize for research on European folklore studies April 04, 2024
With Fulbright award, political scientist Jaimie Bleck examines youth, trust, and democracy in Mali March 20, 2024
Historian’s sleuthing leads to award-winning book on German and Russian life during the Age of Revolution March 11, 2024
‘We survived’: David Martin, IRR artist-in-residence, celebrates Potawatomi resilience through dancing, painting February 28, 2024
Philosopher Stephen Ogden’s research on intellect and questions of enduring relevance lands him a book prize and an NEH fellowship February 08, 2024
Arts & Letters faculty continue record NEH success, winning three fellowships and a major grant January 10, 2024
Film, television, and theatre professor Tarryn Chun chosen for public intellectuals program focused on US-China relations January 04, 2024
Spanish professor's research about food and feminism and women’s accounts of war earns accolades December 14, 2023
To Canada and beyond: Anthropology internship with the Smithsonian reveals the human side of history for junior Alyssa Miulli December 13, 2023
For Ashlee Bird, digital culture scholar and Native American video game designer, better representation on screen fosters brighter future November 24, 2023
Philosopher Janet Kourany utilizes Fulbright to examine the importance of values in science November 14, 2023
English professors advance book projects during summer residency with National Humanities Center November 06, 2023
A&L language majors, minors flip for fully funded Foreign Language Internship Program October 24, 2023
Political scientists David Campbell and Geoff Layman win book award for research on rapid secularization of Americans October 20, 2023
Theology professor Jeremy Brown wins Kingdon Fellowship to research 13th-century Jewish theological movement October 16, 2023
Notre Dame’s research emphasis, mentorship benefit economics alumni moving on to top Ph.D. programs September 12, 2023
Political scientist Rachel Porter earns award for best doctoral dissertation about American government September 05, 2023
History major and Latino Studies Scholar wins Fulbright to attend summer technology, innovation, and creativity institute in Scotland July 25, 2023
Three Notre Dame faculty members win first-place book awards from Catholic Media Association July 18, 2023
Romance languages and literatures professor’s book about undocumented migration wins Caribbean Studies Association’s most prestigious prize July 10, 2023
Through studying five languages, researching in Italy, and interning at a Ukrainian-American museum, anthropology major discovers the value of taking surprising paths May 19, 2023
Inspired by childhood experiences, theology and FTT major’s stage adaptation of A Little Princess portrays ‘beautiful, integral’ differences of neurodivergence May 18, 2023
Design professor wins Fulbright Scholar Award to create an interactive, digital Norwegian folktale May 01, 2023
Psychologist Mark Cummings, inaugural A&L Research Achievement Award winner, lauded for a career focused on how families function and boosting their resilience April 27, 2023
Cummings concludes successful tenure leading Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism; Dochuk and Lantigua to become co-directors April 19, 2023
