In an age of artificial intelligence, rapid change, and global uncertainty, Kenneth Scheve ’90, the I.A. O’Shaughnessy Dean of the College of Arts & Letters and Keough -Hesburgh Professor of Political Science, believes the liberal arts are not becoming less relevant — they are becoming more essential.
At Notre Dame, he’s building on the University’s tradition of educating both the heart and the mind while preparing students to think deeply, engage new ideas, and lead with purpose.
Join us for this episode of For Good as Dean Scheve reflects on the enduring role of Arts & Letters at Notre Dame, the College’s growing commitment to global education and research that serves the common good, and why a liberal arts education remains one of the best foundations for leadership and service in a changing world.
