Psychologist receives $2.5 million National Institutes of Health grant to launch intervention program for pregnant women exposed to violence September 16, 2019
Race and ragtime, gender and genre: With NEH fellowship, McKenna explores unexamined history of the American piano August 13, 2019
A classic Notre Dame story: How the extraordinary saga of Father Hesburgh was brought to life by 19 A&L students and alumni April 30, 2019
PLS professor Jennifer Newsome Martin receives 2019 Frank O’Malley Undergraduate Teaching Award April 29, 2019
American studies professor awarded Whiting Public Engagement Fellowship to support work on Latinx murals of Pilsen April 04, 2019
The Good Class: How an innovative Notre Dame philosophy course gets undergrads excited about contemplating — and constructively debating — life’s big questions March 19, 2019
Women Lead 2019: Historian Elisabeth Köll paints intricate picture of China's economic systems March 15, 2019
For Puerto Rico native Jay Rivera-Herrans, choosing a major he loved wasn’t easy. He turned that struggle into an original musical. February 19, 2019
‘Ways of seeing and changing the world’: Gender Studies Program marks 30 years of rigorous, interdisciplinary study and a commitment to social justice February 18, 2019
Historian Paul Ocobock awarded American Historical Association prize for book on the role of age in Kenyan violence January 21, 2019
How an English and German major combines her academic interests with a love for theatre December 11, 2018
Scholars of Spanish and Italian culture and literature join Arts and Letters faculty November 26, 2018
Economist awarded NSF grant to explore effectiveness of preschool programming and parent education November 14, 2018
On the ground in Ghana, Notre Dame sociologist studies how developing nations build effective areas of government November 08, 2018
Bower Doctor of Musical Arts program empowers students to re-energize sacred music in church and academy October 23, 2018
Psychologist Kristin Valentino awarded $2.7 million grant to evaluate interventions to improve mental and physical health in maltreated children September 24, 2018
Ernesto Verdeja, associate professor of political science and peace studies, to receive 2018 Sheedy Award September 13, 2018
Program of Liberal Studies professor Denis Robichaud wins Rome Prize, supporting research on 15th-century philosopher August 01, 2018
Historian Linda Przybyszewski receives Supreme Court Historical Society award for best journal article July 19, 2018