Art history mayor: How the liberal arts helped Tim Keller ’00 develop leadership skills that led to success in consulting, tech, and government August 17, 2022
A chance to change lives: How first-generation college student Natalie Hibshman ’17 built the skills to thrive in a medical career through psychology and studio art June 02, 2022
Putting learning into practice: How Notre Dame laid the foundation for Gina Pérez ’90 to build community in Chile, earn a Ph.D. in anthropology, and inspire new generations of liberal arts students April 12, 2022
An unpredictable career, full of purpose: How Notre Dame helped Mary Agnes Laguatan ’85 find her place in the world through languages, service, and a global mindset March 15, 2022
In research and community outreach, psychology Ph.D. student strives for science to influence policy and make an impact on the public September 21, 2021
Volume up: Increasingly, podcasts help Arts & Letters programs make connections on and off campus August 30, 2021
Senior relies on skills developed in PLS and data science to create sustainable solutions for communities in need August 25, 2021
How Matthew Bisner takes what he learns in political science, peace studies, and gender studies classes and uses it to improve communities August 17, 2021
A math major loved his first Italian class and saw ‘no reason to stop’ — a decision that led to a second major, studying abroad, and a national essay prize June 01, 2021
Through economics, political science, and Latino studies, senior Diego Reynoso seeks to empower marginalized communities May 19, 2021
Studying Russian for four years helped a political science major find community, explore a new culture, and land a job in cybersecurity at Ford Motor Co. May 10, 2021
Through her research on counterterrorism, cybersecurity, and COVID-19, senior relies on design thinking and computer science to help improve people’s lives March 24, 2021
For senior Veronica Mansour, creating and staging an original musical is the perfect blend of her English and music majors March 16, 2021
By studying classics, Mariko Jurcsak landed a research job in Hawaii, deepened her appreciation for Shakespeare, and gained a new perspective on public policy February 17, 2021
Economics and English major turns her interest in comedy into a research project — including a trip to Stephen Colbert’s show January 28, 2021
Majoring in sociology prepares Kiersten Hogan for medical school and a career in psychiatry — and gave her enough flexibility to add two minors in her senior year December 17, 2020
Exploring a new language leads history and political science senior to valuable research and international experiences — and a third major November 16, 2020
Across three continents, research and languages are the keys to Ugandan undergrad’s success in economics and global affairs October 01, 2020
How an Arts & Letters education inspired art history major Meg Burns to follow her passion — and be open to change September 17, 2020
An affinity for problem solving leads Program of Liberal Studies student to South Africa, Denmark — and to the Great Books major September 09, 2020
How the Program of Liberal Studies helped McKenna Cassidy expand her mind, strengthen her faith, and find a career path she loves May 18, 2020
Seniors team up for Hesburgh Program capstone project, researching bipartisan solutions to reducing recidivism May 14, 2020
Through sociology, Spanish, and constitutional studies, senior hopes to ‘build a career by doing good’ April 27, 2020
An investment banking internship in China showed an A&L student he wanted to pursue a career in finance — and take more history classes April 20, 2020
Through international economics, Spanish, and peace studies, senior knows how to analyze data — and understand the human problems it reveals April 14, 2020
Neuroscience and behavior major explores her faith and values through minor in philosophy, religion, and literature March 05, 2020
