Jewish American Heritage Month observed during May
Michiana Jewish Film Festival at DeBartolo Performing Arts Center is just one way to increase understanding of Jewish history and experiences.
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ND Law student Yasmeen Dohan receives diversity scholarship from Barnes and Thornburg
Yasmeen Dohan Yasmeen Dohan, a first-year student at Notre Dame Law School, was named the recipient of the…
Ballet Folklorico: From rehearsal to stage
Ballet Folkloric class practicing in Washington Hall.…
Notre Dame Law School and University of Cape Town establish historic partnership
ND Law Dean Marcus Cole,…
Arabic calligraphy workshop
The Department of Arabic Studies is hosting a small workshop this week for students to learn the basics of Arabic Calligraphy under the instruction of Mahmoud Youness. Youness is a Notre Dame Presidential Fellow and a Mullen Family Fellow. Before coming to Notre Dame
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Notre Dame Crucifix Initiative announces winners of inaugural student art competition
Through a campus-wide contest, the University of Notre Dame’s Crucifix Initiative has selected two original pieces by student artists to add to its permanent collection. The winning…
Campus events highlight the voices, experiences, and contributions of women
A number of events for students, staff, faculty, and the community will take place on campus throughout the month of March.
Mental health affects "everything"
Lisa Kelly '88 has found a way to use her skills to impact the communities of St. Joseph and Elkhart counties, serving as the co-founder and executive director of Mental Health Awareness of Michiana.
IRR & SG collaborate for The Color Purple book club and dinner
The Initiative on Race and Resilience’s student leader Chloe Miller and Luzolo Matundu, Director of Diversity & Inclusion: Race and Ethnicity, Student Government led a lively discussion of Alice Walker’s enduring classic The Color Purple last evening in the Sojourner Truth Commons as…
ND Law alumnus Kevin Warren '90 J.D. presented with two awards over Super Bowl weekend
Photo credit: MaryKate Drews Chicago Bears President and CEO Kevin Warren ‘90 J.D. received two prestigious awards…
May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
During the month of May, the United States observes…
Everyone wins with Together Irish Community Commitment Initiative
The Blue-Gold Game is the one football matchup where the Fighting Irish are guaranteed to win and everyone leaves the stadium happy. That included a group of about 160 South Bend primary and middle school students who enjoyed the game as part of Notre Dame Athletics’ second annual Blue-Gold Community…
Notre Dame faculty fight malaria resurgence in Bangladesh
Between 2008 and 2020, districts across the country of Bangladesh saw a 93% reduction in malaria cases. Today, as the world reflects on the World…
Manufacturing a miracle
John Crowley '92 J.D. has spent his life trying to find a cure for the rare disease that afflicts his two children.
Literacy scholar Ernest Morrell elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Ernest Morrell, the Coyle Professor of Literacy Education at the University of Notre Dame, has been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nation’s oldest learned societies and independent policy research centers. Morrell was one of the 250 members of the newest AAAS class announced today. Other notable names among the group include filmmaker George Clooney, Apple...
RSVP for Notre Dame Law School's annual interfaith dinner
The campus community is invited to join together on March 26 dinner in honor of Ramadan, Passover, Easter, and Riḍván.
Women Lead 2024
As the University of Notre Dame celebrates International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, meet eight individuals who are accelerating progress in their respective fields and advancing the University’s mission as a leading research institution that is a means for good in the
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Notre Dame International’s Global Citizenship Series: March 2024
In this third installment of the 2024 Notre Dame International series on how all of us in the Notre Dame community can cultivate our global citizenship skills, we feature several performances, lectures, and activities that, during the month of March, open up the world to us right here on the Notre Dame campus.
Dionne Irving-Bremyer: Immigration as a liminal space
A member of the University of Notre Dame faculty since 2021, Dionne Irving-Bremyer followed up her first novel, Quint with a collection…
Notre Dame makes $68 million commitment to fighting mental health crisis; scalable solutions could become national model
The University of Notre Dame is making a historic commitment to fighting the national mental health crisis by bringing together a coalition of benefactors, foundations and other funders who have committed more than $68 million over the past year to develop innovative solutions and expand access to…
Doug Thompson appointed inaugural executive director of diversity and engagement
Doug Thompson, current vice president for equity and inclusion at Gustavus Adolphus College, has been appointed as the inaugural executive director of diversity and engagement in the University of Notre Dame’s Division of Student Affairs, effective July 1.
School of Architecture’s Krusche wins prestigious Rome Prize
The American Academy in Rome has awarded Krupali Krusche, an associate professor in the University of Notre Dame’s School of Architecture, the 2024 Adele Chatfield-Taylor Rome Prize in Historic Preservation and Conservation.
Video: Economist Jim Sullivan discusses Notre Dame's University-wide effort to fight poverty
In this Notre Dame Day interview, Professor Jim Sullivan, director of the Notre Dame Poverty Initiative, discusses the groundbreaking…
Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz addresses inequality with a people-centered economy
Inequality is a policy choice — not an inevitable outcome — and can be addressed through economic approaches that prioritize human dignity, economist and Nobel laureate Joseph E. Stiglitz said during a recent visit to the University of Notre Dame’s Keough School of Global Affairs.
Spring Unity Summit brings staff together like never before
Notre Dame Human Resources works with leaders from Campus Safety and University Operations and University Enterprises and Events to remove barriers for employees who normally can’t attend.
Faculty Research Profile: Empowering tomorrow's leaders through sustainable housing solutions
From South Bend to Seoul, Associate Professor of Architecture John Odhiambo Onyango, leads his students by example as he encourages their academic exploration. Onyango's deep passion for community sparked his research that focuses on fostering sustainability through architectural building…
Global Health graduate researcher Henry Kamugisha works to reduce malaria in the Ethiopian Highlands
Although two hundred years have passed since the development of the first antimalaria treatment and over 140 years since…
Feminist Foreign Policy: Perspectives from Madrid and Barcelona
Raleigh Kuipers ’25 is a global affairs and Spanish double major with minors in civil and human rights and European studies. During winter break of the 23-24 academic year, she traveled to Spain with help from a Nanovic Institute undergraduate…
UEE staff celebrate Motown, culture, and community
The University Enterprises and Events (UEE) division, along with Notre Dame Human Resources and the Office of Institutional Transformation, hosted UEE staff for “A Tribute to Motown” at DeBartolo Performing Arts Center and a pre-show reception.