How an Arts & Letters education inspired art history major Meg Burns to follow her passion — and be open to change September 17, 2020
First gender parity review of psychological science shows some successes amid persistent problems September 10, 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
Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study announces 2020-2021 undergraduate research fellows September 02, 2020
Americans actively engaging in collectivism as financial buoy, Institute for Latino Studies scholar finds August 14, 2020
Slaughterhouse 2.0: Notre Dame historian applies research on red meat to another hot-button chapter August 13, 2020
Economists conclude opioid crisis responsible for millions of children living apart from parents August 12, 2020
Economists find that most productive workforce may require indefinite affirmative action July 24, 2020
Most comprehensive study yet of Latinx U.S. immigration agents shows economic self-interest drives decisions to join ICE July 23, 2020
With Mellon Foundation fellowship, historian to study global economic and cultural impact of coffee July 22, 2020
Self-regulation prime reason for slowed mobility during coronavirus lockdown, economists find July 16, 2020
Program of Liberal Studies professor wins fellowship to research at center for Italian Renaissance studies in Florence July 16, 2020
Anthropologist named a Mellon Emerging Faculty Leader by Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation July 15, 2020
Notre Dame, IBM launch Tech Ethics Lab to tackle the ethical implications of technology July 01, 2020
Law professor Mark McKenna named founding director of Notre Dame’s Technology Ethics Center June 29, 2020
Former South Bend mayor and presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg joins Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study June 25, 2020
At a Chicago museum and a South Bend kindergarten, anthropology and Spanish major discovers a future in research and education May 20, 2020
International economics major combats poverty through researching and implementing microfinance services May 19, 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 research and teaching, Notre Dame historian and gender studies scholar-in-residence explores how archives shape narratives May 13, 2020
How palm oil explains state-building in Colombia: A Q&A with political science Ph.D. candidate Camilo Neito-Matiz May 01, 2020
American studies professor’s research on slaves’ courtroom testimony garners multiple book awards April 30, 2020