Notre Dame historian, architecture scholar wins Silvers-Dudley Prize honoring nearly three decades of excellence in arts writing February 01, 2022
Despite heated rhetoric, costs of a Ukraine invasion likely too high for Russia, ND expert says January 31, 2022
Upcoming joint workshop: “Purity and Pollution in Jewish, Muslim, and Christian Societies and Thought from Late Antiquity to the High Middle Ages” January 27, 2022
Nanovic Fellow María Rosa Olivera-Williams organizes workshop on important Spanish-language writer Rubén Darío January 24, 2022
Oxford chapels and London buses: Researching 19th-century English Catholic aesthetics January 21, 2022
Nanovic Faculty Fellow Katie Jarvis awarded NEH fellowship, continuing Notre Dame’s record success January 13, 2022
New Globally Engaged Citizens program allows Notre Dame students to demonstrate their intercultural competence and language skills January 12, 2022
5 Questions with A. James McAdams: Contemporary Far-Right Thinkers and the Future of Liberal Democracy November 29, 2021
Nanovic Faculty Fellow Kathleen Sprows Cummings, 2021 Sheedy Award for Excellence in Teaching recipient, lauded for making history ‘come alive with connections from today’ November 29, 2021
Church, change, and challenges: Ukraine’s transition through the eyes of Gulag survivor November 23, 2021
How a professor’s research on the lives of medieval nuns inspired the bestselling novel Matrix November 09, 2021
Desierto named chair-rapporteur of UN expert group finalizing first human rights treaty in nearly a decade November 02, 2021
Struggle and revival: How Greek Catholics re-emerged in independent Ukraine, as told by their first spokeswoman October 22, 2021
