The Nanovic Institute is now home to the John Lukacs Collection, a selection of books taken from the historian's library and personal papers that were gifted to the University of...
David Mayernik and Ingrid Rowland on Via Giulia, Rome, near the site of Raphael's planned residence. In April 2021, scholars of the Italian master Raphael came together in a virtual...
The Nanovic Institute joins the broader Notre Dame community in congratulating the Class of 2021 and the many students who have enjoyed success and recognition during this commencement season. Clemens...
The Fulbright U.S. Student Program is the U.S. government’s flagship international exchange program, offering grants to undergraduate and graduate students and alumni to research, study or teach abroad.
On May 12-13, the Nanovic Institute celebrated the publications and achievements of the institute's Faculty Fellows over the past year in a Gallery of European Studies. To ensure everyone's safety, this...
Emilia Castelao, a junior from New Orleans, was one of 20 undergraduate students who spent much of January conducting research about the European response to the recent American elections during...
A. James McAdams and Monica Caro with their medals from the Catholic University in Ružomberok, Slovakia. To mark the 20th anniversary of its founding, the Catholic University in Ružomberok, Slovakia...
On Thursday, April 29, the Nanovic Institute for European Studies hosted Oscar-nominated director Skye Fitzgerald for a screening…
Illustrator: Paweł Kuczyński; used with permissions of Visegrad Insight. The attack on the U.S. Capitol on January 6 caught most people completely off guard, but a group of five undergraduate...
This Wednesday, April 28, the Nanovic Institute for European Studies was honored to welcome Dr. Barbara Jatta, director of the Vatican Museums, to deliver the 2021 Keeley Vatican Lecture…
The Nanovic Institute for European Studies is pleased to announce the publication of “Europe Responds to the 2020 U.S. Election.” This report, funded by the Nanovic Institute, is the result...
In anticipation of the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante Alighieri, and on the Feast of the Annunciation, Pope Francis issued “Splendour of Light Eternal,” an apostolic letter…
For three days in early April, some 140 undergraduates from across the region, including a team of five Notre Dame students sponsored by the Nanovic Institute, participated in the virtual 2021...
Dr. Barbara Jatta, director of the Vatican Museums, will deliver the 2021 Keeley Vatican Lecture on Wednesday, April 28, at 12:00 p.m. (ET) online. Jatta’s lecture, “The Vatican Museums: Future...
In a memorable scene from the 2004 movie Sideways, one of the main characters describes his love for Pinot Noir, emphasizing its delicacy as a grape: It is hard to...
Katie Bugyis, an assistant professor in the Program of Liberal Studies, has been awarded the American Society of Church History’s Franklin S. and Elizabeth D. Brewer Prize, which honors outstanding...
Published in this Easter season, on the feast of the Annunciation (March 25), Pope Francis's Apostolic Letter, "Splendour of Light Eternal" (Candor Lucis aeternae) is a remarkable document, an exhortation...
Perin Gürel, an associate professor of American studies, concurrent associate professor in gender studies and faculty fellow of the Nanovic Institute for European Studies, has won the Jack Rosenbalm Prize...
Ingrid D. Rowland, professor in Rome for the School of Architecture and Department of History, shot an exclusive documentary in English on the Basilica of Saint Clement - Basilica di San Clemente...
Louis-Joseph Lebret, a French Dominican priest Sometimes documents and phrases need to find their moment. When the Declaration of Independence was published in 1776, it made few ripples. Copies were...
Rev. James M. Lies, C.S.C. Editor's note: Upon further discernment, Father Lies has decided to continue his work with Notre Dame's Global Gateway in London and decline the offer to...
How can international development groups promote human dignity in their work – and why should they try? A new volume from the Kellogg Institute Book Series on Democracy and Development...
Patrick Griffin, a scholar whose work explores the intersection of colonial American and early modern Irish and British history, has been named the Harold Vyvyan Harmsworth Visiting Professor of American...
In the cascade of canceled flights, rescheduled events, and transitions from physical to virtual interactions over the past year, one polite demurral caught my attention: it came with a citation....
The Nanovic Institute for European Studies at the University of Notre Dame has awarded the 2021 Laura Shannon Prize in Contemporary European Studies…
This article is part of a series of blog posts published by the Keough School of Global Affairs. Dignity and Development provides in-depth analysis of global challenges through the lens...
Sophie White, a professor in the Department of American Studies, has won the prestigious prize for her work “Voices of the Enslaved: Love, Labor, and Longing in French Louisiana.”
The Notre Dame London Global Gateway, along with six partners from across the University of Notre Dame campus, has launched the next in the London Book Club series, an interactive,...
This article is part of a series of blog posts published by the Keough School of Global Affairs. Dignity and Development provides in-depth analysis of global challenges through the lens of...
This article is part of a series of blog posts published by the Keough School of Global Affairs. Dignity and Development provides in-depth analysis of global challenges through the lens of...
This article is part of a series of blog posts published by the Keough School of Global Affairs. Dignity and Development provides in-depth analysis of global challenges through the lens of...
On August 9, 2020, Rodion Begliak (MBA ’19) stepped into the street in his hometown of Homyel, Belarus, and clapped. Earlier that day, the official results of the presidential election...
Last spring Abigail Campbell ’20 traveled to Rome, Italy to conduct interviews with key individuals, institutions, and organizations to gain a deeper understanding of the effects that the recent change...
A former Kellogg doctoral student and PhD fellow who studies genocide and mass violence against civilians will receive the second annual Kellogg Institute Award for Distinguished Dissertation on Democracy and Human...
The third post in our COVID-19 and exams series takes us to Norway, and a decision from that country’s Data Protection Authority, Datatilsynet, which has potential ramifications for students across...
The Nanovic Institute for European Studies at the University of Notre Dame is proud to announce the 2021 shortlist for the Laura Shannon Prize in Contemporary European Studies. Carrying a...
Sophia Michetti ’23, a sophomore English major with a supplementary major in global affairs, entered her college career longing to experience diverse cultures, explore the world, and leave the United...
This article is the thirty-ninth in a series of blog posts published by the Keough School of Global Affairs. Dignity and Development provides in-depth analysis of global challenges through the lens of...
“Thinking with Newman: Educating with Intention Today” will explore Newman’s seminal work, “The Idea of a University,” and its contemporary relevance to educational challenges faced today during the coronavirus crisis....
This article is the thirty-eighth in a series of blog posts published by the Keough School of Global Affairs. Dignity and Development provides in-depth analysis of global challenges through the lens of...
Kevin Richardson ’20, a graduate of the Keough School’s Master of Global Affairs program and grant recipient from the Nanovic Institute for European Studies, endeavors to fill a gap in current...
In this three-part education blog series, we are looking at how various education systems responded to COVID-19 cancellation of terminal school exams. Read “Predicated Grades: A Predicted Fiasco?,” the first post...
The University of Notre Dame and its global network, including the University of Notre Dame at Tantur located in Jerusalem, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) agreement with Yad Vashem,...
Notre Dame School of Architecture graduate Mary Lewis ’20 traveled to London and Rome last winter to study the relationship between art and architecture in European art museums. She sought...
This article is the thirty-sixth in a series of blog posts published by the Keough School of Global Affairs. Dignity and Development provides in-depth analysis of global challenges through the lens of...
In Europe, the end of exams marks the beginning of summer and of childhood, and results day marks the end of summer and the beginning of adult life, with students finding...
The Notre Dame London Global Gateway, along with five partners from across the Notre Dame campus, has launched the London Book Club, an interactive, educational enrichment program featuring Notre Dame’s...
As part of Notre Dame’s Welcome Weekend 2020, more than 100 students—while observing mask and social distancing guidelines—connected with the Nanovic Institute in the courtyard of Nanovic Hall for outdoor info sessions...
Natasha Ali MFA ’20, a recent graduate of Notre Dame's Graduate Creative Writing Program, used her Nanovic Academic Year Travel & Research Grant to conduct experiential research in Santander, Spain, which...
Political science major Enzo Ambrose ’21 traveled to Rotterdam last winter to research the logistics preparations for freight trade routes along the English Channel in the wake of a hard...
A University of Notre Dame expert in international human rights law is part of a federal commission that recently released a report affirming America’s unique role in protecting human rights...
Professor Theodore Cachey, has been invited to sit on the scientific committee for the 2021 Dante centenary organized by the Pontifical Council for Culture.
This article is the twenty-ninth in a series of blog posts published by the Keough School of Global Affairs. Dignity and Development provides in-depth analysis of global challenges through the lens of...
Clare O'Hare, a Nanovic Institute graduate fellow and doctoral candidate at Notre Dame Law School, received an Academic Year Travel & Research Grant to research the growth of specialized commercial courts in the context of cross-border...
Sam Cannova ’21, a student in the Program of Liberal Studies at Notre Dame, traveled to Copenhagen with funding from a Nanovic Institute Spring Break Travel & Research Grant to investigate...
You want to take it all in, but it’s impossible. Should you focus on the emerald mountain backdrop topped with clouds floating like puffy jelly beans? Or the foreground of...
This article is the twenty-fifth in a series of blog posts published by the Keough School of Global Affairs. Dignity and Development provides in-depth analysis of global challenges through the lens of...
This article is the twenty-third in a series of blog posts published by the Keough School of Global Affairs. Dignity and Development provides in-depth analysis of global challenges through the lens of integral human...
John Deak, associate professor of history at the University of Notre Dame and Nanovic Institute faculty fellow, recounts the journey of taking students to Europe to see firsthand the battlefields, museums,...
The Nanovic Institute for European Studies is pleased to announce that the 2020 J. Robert Wegs Prize for Best Minor in European Studies Capstone Essay has been awarded to Mary...
