With an eye on global health, student returns to parents’ homeland
When Eunice Agyapong ‘19 traveled to Ghana for the first time as an adult, she didn’t expect to be surprised by what she saw in her parents’ homeland. But she was.
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Notre Dame ranked No. 2 in the nation for study abroad participation
By the time they graduate, 73.7 percent of Notre Dame undergraduate students will have participated in study abroad.
Scholars of Spanish and Italian culture and literature join Arts and Letters faculty
The Department of Romance Languages and Literatures has added expertise in modern Spanish and Italian culture and literature this year with two new faculty hires — Pedro Aguilera-Mellado and Charles Leavitt IV. Aguilera-Mellado, who comes to Notre Dame from the University of Michigan, focuses on modern and contemporary Spain. Leavitt, who received a Ph.D. from Notre Dame in 2010, returns to...
The ivory tower meets real-world dialogue about Latinos and immigration in ‘Life’s Loteria’
Three renowned experts on immigration, and the social, political and cultural narratives about Latinos in the media will participate in a panel discussion titled "Life’s Loteria: Immigration Narratives in Academia, Journalism, and Media."
2018 Accessibility Awareness Day
Accessibility Awareness Day is an annual event that offers architecture students the opportunity to explore accessibility issues in the built environment.