Sociologist's study sheds light on relationship between COVID-19 vaccine messaging and faith communities December 03, 2021
Sociologist's research shows gay men earn undergraduate and graduate degrees at the highest rate in the U.S. November 19, 2021
The crossroads of everything: Medieval Institute celebrates 75th anniversary, showcasing why the Middle Ages matter to the modern world November 17, 2021
Video: Notre Dame psychologist Theodore Beauchaine on using research and technology to prevent suicide November 10, 2021
How a PLS professor’s research on the lives of medieval nuns inspired the bestselling novel Matrix November 09, 2021
With NSF grant, interdisciplinary Notre Dame team aims to develop national model for community-university partnerships that can help revive Rust Belt cities October 21, 2021
Notre Dame scholar of Italian film receives acclaim for book on neorealism, the postwar cinematic movement that influences ‘everything’ October 12, 2021
Two Arts & Letters faculty awarded fellowships at prestigious Institute for Advanced Study October 07, 2021
With prestigious fellowship, art historian to study work of ‘acidic’ African American painter who made a mark among the Beats October 06, 2021
Initiative on Race and Resilience artist-in-residence named 2021 MacArthur ‘Genius Grant' recipient September 30, 2021
Shamrock Series academic events in Chicago include NDISC international security experts discussing U.S.-China relations September 22, 2021
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
New horizons in the old world: Medieval Institute Ph.D. student makes the case for the importance of Mexico in the Middle Ages September 16, 2021
With NSF-funded research, historian Ted Beatty aims to show how engineers rose in prominence and shaped the modern world September 01, 2021
Senior relies on skills developed in PLS and data science to create sustainable solutions for communities in need August 25, 2021
How sociology Ph.D. candidate Abigail Jorgensen used the pandemic to strengthen her research on motherhood, politics, and identity August 12, 2021
Pope Francis appoints two Notre Dame theologians as consultors for the Congregation for the Eastern Churches August 10, 2021
Dashboard developed by Notre Dame economists could serve as early warning system for state-level recessions, other economic shocks July 29, 2021
Fraga to testify before House Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties July 26, 2021
Historian offers first deep dive into secret German-Soviet alliance that laid groundwork for World War II July 14, 2021
Vanesa Miseres awarded Humboldt Research Fellowship to shed new light on Latin American women’s commentaries on war June 21, 2021
After Raphael: A conversation with a Notre Dame architecture and history professor Ingrid Rowland June 16, 2021