Arts & Letters alumnae part of Pulitzer Prize-winning team for their coverage with the Chicago Tribune September 07, 2026
‘The band always wins’: Paul Popiel, the new Kenn and Pamela Ricci Director of Bands, on why the time was right for his Notre Dame homecoming September 03, 2026
How the ‘great books’ prepared Program of Liberal Studies major Quinn McKenna ’23 for her postgrad chapters May 15, 2026
Accomplished leader and alumnus Paul Popiel named Kenn and Pamela Ricci Director of Bands and professor of music at Notre Dame May 13, 2026
“What’s important now?”: Paul Jacobs ’07 shares formula for navigating career and life decisions May 01, 2026
Alumna Dolores Díaz ’05 connects with students through her play George Washington’s Mexican Birthday April 29, 2026
Passing the mic: Sociology major Victoria Erdel Garcia ’19 finds purpose shining light on the underserved April 08, 2026
Medieval Institute Ph.D. alumnus discusses founding of autism studies program at Saint Mary’s College March 02, 2026
From Shakespeare to the C-suite: How studying the liberal arts helped English major Mike LaMena ’95 become a wealth management CEO February 23, 2026
Redefining the narrative of patient-centered care: Dr. Christy Lucas ’16 taps into her interdisciplinary education to shape her path November 19, 2025
‘Search for the truth’: Economics and government major Joseph Blanco ’92 on processing change October 20, 2025
Adm. Christopher Grady, Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to deliver Notre Dame’s 2025 Commencement address March 18, 2025
How passion, pursuit, and persistence led television writer and producer Joe Piarulli ’09 to an Emmy nomination for Cobra Kai January 31, 2025
A&L alumna Jessica Ashman, doctoral candidate Maria Caterina Gargano named Fulbright-John Lewis Civil Rights Fellows October 14, 2024
From Miami to Milan: Designer Ryan Twardzik ’16 showcases his furniture that makes people happy October 10, 2024
Recent alumni continue global research through University of Notre Dame graduate program at St. Edmund’s College, Cambridge August 28, 2024
A tidal wave of pills: Notre Dame economists help determine how to remediate the opioid crisis August 05, 2024
Notre Dame political and computer scientists probe authoritarian regimes’ use of social media to attack democracy June 13, 2024
A foundation in the liberal arts keeps technology consultant Dante Diamente ’93 at the forefront of his career March 26, 2024
