A&L senior crafts her own story — blending German, studio art, and history into children’s book senior thesis project and pursuing career in costume design May 05, 2022
For senior Josiah Broughton, majoring in FTT was the perfect way to prepare for a career in video game design April 21, 2022
How Notre Dame’s musical theatre program helps students build skills, develop confidence, and inspire conversations March 08, 2022
Progress via people, products, and ideas: Notre Dame professor brings concepts from designing breakthrough medical tech into the classroom March 02, 2022
Creative writing faculty member’s debut novel spotlights devastation of Hurricane Maria February 09, 2022
Experiencing joy: Department of Irish Language and Literature’s new 1-credit dance and tin-whistle courses give Notre Dame students the ‘keys to unlock Irish culture’ January 24, 2022
Debuting solo show at Notre Dame, artist-in-residence Reginald Dwayne Betts explores lasting effects of incarceration and the power of the written word November 22, 2021
Lights, camera … opera: Film premiering at DPAC showcases talent — and pandemic perseverance — of Opera Notre Dame students and faculty October 25, 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
After Raphael: A conversation with a Notre Dame architecture and history professor Ingrid Rowland June 16, 2021
Jesus Christ Superstar production at Notre Dame Stadium showcases resilience, creativity, and community of musical theatre students and faculty May 05, 2021
Surround-sound choral installation by Sacred Music at Notre Dame returns vocal performance to campus, featuring pieces reflecting range of pandemic emotions April 29, 2021
Notre Dame London Global Gateway and partners launch year-long exploration of Shakespeare March 30, 2021
From the classroom to professional production: How a Notre Dame-developed musical took its next steps to the big stage March 19, 2021
For senior Veronica Mansour, creating and staging an original musical is the perfect blend of her English and music majors March 16, 2021
Video: Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi on Call Me Zebra, Savage Tongues, and how patterns of migration shape literature March 15, 2021
Video: Professor of organ Kola Owolabi on studying lesser-known composers and broadening graduate students’ skills February 22, 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
Notre Dame receives Lilly Endowment grant to fund Snite Museum of Art initiative on religion, spirituality and faith January 06, 2021