Justin Maroni and Seth Sanders, both third-year law students, and Henry Lay, a second-year student won the Chicago regional of the Duberstein Bankruptcy Moot Court tournament on February 15. Maroni and Sanders were the team’s oralists and Lay assisted with brief writing. Read More
The Ford Program in Human Development Studies and Solidarity, a research initiative of the Kellogg Institute for International Studies at the University of Notre Dame, announces the appointment of Faculty Fellow Patrizio Piraino as its new director. Read More
The new Analytical Science and Engineering at Notre Dame Core (ASEND) Facility is now available to faculty, staff, and students at the University of Notre Dame, as well as external academic and industry users. The facility aims to help solve current, emerging, and industry-relevant problems through the creation of new capabilities in measurement science and engineering. Read More
Today, engineers like Thomas O’Sullivan, assistant professor of electrical engineering at the University of Notre Dame, continue the quest to improve the quality of medical diagnosis and treatment using near-infrared optical imaging. O’Sullivan and his team are developing a powerful, pocket-sized optical imager that may once have seemed like the stuff of science fiction. Read More
As the Lenten season begins, you can find Ash Wednesday Masses throughout the day at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Read More
the next Tom Mendoza Presents guest Read More
NDWorks | Feburary 19, 2021
Mike Brown ’01, regional director, athletics advancement, development, recently shared a reflection with FaithND readers that connects a Gospel reading to Black History Month. Here, he takes a moment to share beyond his reflection. Read More
in Support of Apache Stronghold in Oak Flat Litigation Read More
to study the spread of ovarian cancer Read More
Developing a COVID-19 Vaccine Read More
A letter of gratitude to the parasitologist whose impact on his students improved global health on several continents Read More
An academic mentor suggested I follow the tracks of the poet whose work and life got more interesting — and relevant — at every turn. Read More
Tour the Notre Dame campus of the 1920s with this vintage, interactive map. Read More
My personal updates don’t fit milestone categories, but I’ve learned some things about myself since graduating — and found the best bagel breakfast sandwich in NYC. Read More
Familiar campus scenes, and an array of COVID-19 accommodations, as students come back to campus Read More
A Q&A with Clara Villatoro Huezo Read More
The power of words shaped Molly Spencer’s life — as an economics major, a teacher of public policy students, and an award-winning poet Read More
Outside the box, inside a bubble? Read More
Professor receives grant to mitigate youth violence through access to arts and community engagement Read More