More than 20 million people were killed and another 20 million or more were injured in World War I, but it’s difficult for Americans today to wrap their minds around just how catastrophic the conflict was. The last survivors have died, the war wasn’t fought on American soil, and it ended...
Four faculty members in Notre Dame’s College of Arts and Letters have been awarded 2017 fellowships from the American Council of Learned Societies including Nanovic Fellow Evan Ragland from the department of history.
Nanovic Fellow and former interim director Donald Crafton is one of two instrumental faculty members honored by the Department of Film, Television, and Theatre.
Nanovic Fellow Tobias Boes wrote an article on the 1980s documentary Serengeti Shall Not Die that won him the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Article Prize for best article published in the journal German Studies Review in 2013-2014. He received the award at the annual meeting of the German Studies...
Eileen Hunt Botting’s students have suggested, only half jokingly, that had someone only given Dr. Victor Frankenstein’s creature a hug, a lot of violence and tragedy could have been avoided. Botting, an associate professor of political science and Nanovic fellow, has come to believe those students aren’t far from Shelley’s...