Podcast
New tech to help stop the spread of bird flu
14 minutes
In this podcast episode of Notre Dame Stories, discover how researchers are helping farmers detect disease before it spreads using an innovative electronic nose.
Our students are driven to bring about meaningful change in the world even before they graduate.
Podcast
14 minutes
In this podcast episode of Notre Dame Stories, discover how researchers are helping farmers detect disease before it spreads using an innovative electronic nose.

Article
Soccer opened doors for student-athlete Daniel Boateng, so he’s leveraging the sport to offer opportunities for kids in his native Ghana.

Article
Notre Dame is building a new clinic to advance research, education, and clinical care to address mental health issues.
News
Being the hands and feet of Jesus to end hunger can involve ninja warrior competitions and dog toys. It does for 19-year-old rising University of Notre Dame sophomore Austin Baron, from Ashburn, Virginia. At 8 p.m. EDT July 14 (Monday), he will compete in the semifinal round of NBC’s “American...


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Notre Dame Folk Choir invites students to compose original lyrics and music.
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Three years ago, 10-year-old Ian McMillen of Granger, Indiana, was battling leukemia at Beacon Children’s Hospital. Today at age 13, he is officially cancer-free. While his diagnosis and years of treatment brought pain and fear into the lives of Ian and his family members, it also revealed some of the...
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Animated by its Catholic mission and values, the University of Notre Dame encourages and celebrates service as a fundamental aspect of a holistic education, inspiring in students a sense of solidarity with the global community and a genuine concern for the common good. To that end, the University offers...
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Law students Jessica Smith, left, and Hadiah Mabry at the United States Supreme Court (Photo by Matt Cashore/University of Notre Dame) Days before she will graduate from Notre Dame Law School, Hadiah Mabry had a rare opportunity on Wednesday (April 30) to witness oral arguments before the Supreme Court of...
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Its longstanding commitment to service is one of the main reasons sophomore Anna Koeberlein from Louisville, Kentucky, chose to attend the University of Notre Dame. Programs offered through Notre Dame’s Center for Social Concerns (CSC) stood out to her, and she was especially drawn to the inaugural NDBridge program. The...
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Podcast
Mendoza professor Joe Holt joins Jenna Liberto to talk purpose-driven goals, meaningful work, and redefining success.


Article
Observer founder Robert Sam Anson had a contentious yet strong relationship with ND President Father Hesburgh.

Podcast
Anthropologist Cara Ocobock reveals what extreme cold reveals about our bodies and human resilience, and why hunting a “unicorn” is harder than it looks.


Article
Peacebuilder Lisa Schirch believes better tech platforms can bolster democracy.

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The year in review.

Photo Essay
From the changing built environment to the changing seasons, every one of the 365 days of 2025 looked different.