- Wilsey Distinguished Graduate Fellowship: Institute for Ethics and the Common Good program receives endowment gift, new nameThe Institute for Ethics and the Common Good (ECG) has received a generous endowment gift to support its highly competitive fellowship program for graduate students. Thanks to the generosity of Michael and Barbara Wilsey, the program will now be known as the Wilsey…
- ILS Spotlight: Meet Dr. Karen Richman, Director of Undergraduate StudiesArticle written by: Lluvia Gaucin, Summer Intern 2025, Lozano Media and Journalism Fellow Dr. Karen Richman…
- Notre Dame Law students provide critical legal aid through Appalachia ExternshipFor over a decade, Notre Dame Law School students have dedicated their fall and spring breaks to immersing themselves in the rich culture…
- Toby Jia-Jun Li appointed to lead the Lucy Family Institute's new Human-Centered Responsible AI LabToby Jia-Jun Li, assistant professor of computer…
- White Group Publishes a New Method to Identify pH-dependent Cell Process PathwaysThis research identifies appropriate pathways to investigate for therapeutic targeting of pHi in cancer and neurodegeneration, opening the door for more effective disease treatment.
- How my passion for food security led me to the World Food Forum in RomeBy Taylor Thigpen After months of emails, obtaining security clearance and filling out paperwork, I officially accepted my invitation to represent the United States at the World Food Forum in Rome, Italy. On October 13th, I boarded…
- Military Service Spotlight: Meet Dan KoehrMeet Dan Koehr ’23 M.S., a distinguished U.S. Army Captain and Construction Program Manager stationed in Kuwait. With over six years of diverse military service, Dan pursued his Engineering, Science & Technology Entrepreneurship Excellence Master's degree at the University of Notre Dame. The ESTEEM…
- Military Service Spotlight: Meet Regan JonesMeet Regan Jones, a former Marine officer and current teacher for Notre Dame's ESTEEM program. During his time in the military, Regan led and managed troops in combat situations overseas, and currently, he integrates commercial technologies to enhance defense capabilities. Although not a graduate…
- Higher education publications recognize Notre Dame for sustainability progressNotre Dame’s commitment to sustainably-minded initiatives is steadily receiving recognition among higher education institutions and ranking systems. For the 15th year in a row, Notre Dame has been recognized by The Princeton Review…
- Past and present collide in Trier, Germany, for liturgical studies Ph.D. studentTheresa Rice is a third-year Ph.D. student in liturgical studies at Notre Dame. She spent four weeks in Trier, Germany, pursuing independent research on liturgical participation and material…
- Notre Dame-IBM Technology Ethics Lab draws industry leaders to campus for Responsible AI in Finance eventSenior-level executives in the finance industry, tech experts, and cutting-edge researchers gathered on campus last week for a conference on the importance of responsible AI in finance, exploring the opportunities and challenges artificial intelligence presents to the sector. Central to the conversation…
- Student research strengthens State Department’s global conflict prevention work…
- No Longer Just a Support Cell: Sarah Light’s research into the impact of glia on the heartWorking to keep our neurons supported, nourished, and protected, the glial cell plays an integral role in maintaining a functioning nervous system. Despite outnumbering neurons, they remain far less understood by scientists, which has caused a recent surge in glial cell research. Understanding…
- When countries hide their true public debt, they hurt themselves, their citizens and their lendersGlobal public debt may soon collectively catch up to the worldwide gross domestic product (GDP), likely matching it by 2030. New research from a Notre Dame economist suggests that this could happen even sooner, thanks to countries’ hidden debts. This misreported debt can lead to higher interest rates for borrowers and lower recovery rates for lenders, suggesting indirect adverse effects on global financial stability and consumer welfare.
- Fighting for NICU babies and their familiesFor more than 30 years, Notre Dame has researchers have studied NICUs to ensure the gold standard of care for infants around the world. Read the story
- Notre Dame’s Fitzgerald Institute Hosts Conference on Housing Markets and AffordabilityThe Fitzgerald Institute for Real Estate (FIRE) at the University of Notre Dame recently hosted its Conference on Housing Markets and Housing Affordability on October 14-15, 2024, bringing together top university researchers from across the country, policymakers, and industry leaders. The event highlighted the latest research and innovative strategies to address the growing housing affordability crisis, with a strong focus on bridging the gap between academia and the real estate industry.
- Research and reconnections: A summer in GreeceDemetrios Fotopoulos…
- Building connections: RCLC students design birdhouses for Habitat familiesA collaboration between the Robinson Community Learning Center (RCLC) and the University of Notre Dame’s Art, Art History, and Design Department is equipping local students with valuable technical skills while contributing to…
- Through impactful partnerships, ND Mexico brings record number of undergraduate students to Notre Dame for research2024 iSTES students and staff celebrate new friendships and cherished memories at the program's Farewell Dinner.…
- ‘Show kindness and compassion’: In Fr. TED Talks, Notre Dame community explores what we owe each otherLast Monday and Tuesday evenings (Oct. 28 and 29), hundreds gathered under a tent on the Library Lawn to attend a Notre Dame Forum event titled “Fr. TED Talks: Ideas from the Catholic Social Tradition That We Find Inspiring.” The event featured a series of eight speakers from the Notre Dame community, culminating in a talk by University President Rev. Robert A. Dowd, C.S.C.
