The Department of Economics in the College of Arts & Letters at the University of Notre Dame has added 11 new economists to its faculty, including two endowed chairs and two full professors. The significant expansion…| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
Ernest Morrell, the Coyle Professor of Literacy Education, associate dean for the humanities and faculty development in the College of Arts & Letters, and director of the Notre Dame Center for Literacy Education in the…| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
How do you bridge the gap between two drastically different fields? For a Notre Dame art historian and chemist, all it took was sharing a classroom for…| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
When a place welcomes you once, it has a way of calling you back. For senior Ty Harrington — a Program of Liberal Studies (PLS), philosophy, and theology major from Carmel, Indiana — that…| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
Amy Coney Barrett, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, delivered the 2025 Jeanie Poole O’Shaughnessy Memorial Lecture on Friday, Sept. 12 to a sold-out auditorium in the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center. …| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
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The Institute for Ethics and the Common Good and the Notre Dame Ethics Initiative will host the Notre Dame Summit on AI, Faith and Human Flourishing on the University’s campus from Monday, Sept. 22 through Thursday, Sept. 25. This event will draw together a dynamic, ecumenical group of educators, faith leaders, technologists, journalists, policymakers and young people who believe in the enduring relevance of Christian ethical thought in a world of powerful AI.| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
At every Notre Dame home football game, the Office of the Provost honors a distinguished member of the faculty as part of the …| College of Arts & Letters
Six interdisciplinary scholars have joined the College of Arts & Letters at the University of Notre Dame to continue their research, obtain invaluable support, and engage in professional development as part of the inaugural Provost’s…| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
The Franco Family Institute for Liberal Arts and the Public Good announces the Undergraduate Public Humanities Internship (UPHI), a new program for undergraduate…| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
Two Western state governors known to work across the aisle on policy issues such as water, housing and energy will visit the University of Notre Dame for a fireside chat about how Western state pragmatism can serve as a model for the country to overcome polarization.| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
In his most recent book, “Impasse: Climate Change and the Limits of Progress,” Scranton, an associate professor of English, defines the impasse he sees as “not only political and institutional, but cognitive, existential and narrative” and asserts that the only path forward is through embracing what he terms ethical pessimism. “A lot of people confuse pessimism with nihilism, apathy and despair,” Scranton said. “But pessimism is actually about recognizing our limits, letting go ...| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
A year ago, Notre Dame's Collaboration Hub opened in South Bend. Since then, it has quickly become a go-to resource for local entrepreneurs and an experiential learning opportunity for students. The campus-community partnership is making an impact by supporting South Bend's continued revitalization.| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
University of Notre Dame Provost John T. McGreevy has appointed faculty directors for the final two priority areas identified in Notre…| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
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In recent years, democracies worldwide have seen a growing erosion of trust in election outcomes and institutions, driven in part by fears of widespread...| College of Arts & Letters
To help identify — and ultimately mitigate — heat islands in South Bend, a team of University of Notre Dame researchers has partnered with the city to collect data using a novel method: garbage trucks. Ming Hu, the associate dean for research, scholarship and creative work in Notre Dame’s School of Architecture; Jason Carley, an assistant professor of industrial design; and Siavash Ghorbany, a doctoral student in civil and environmental engineering, have designed and deployed sensors on...| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
The Wilson Sheehan Lab for Economic Opportunities’ DC-based summer intern shares how he’s connecting Notre Dame research to real-world policy with LEO and the Student Policy Network.| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
The Notre Dame Poverty Initiative has announced a new round of multi-year investments that will support high-impact, poverty-related research projects l...| College of Arts & Letters
Rebecca Maloy is the J.W. van Gorkom Professor of Music and director of the Sacred…| College of Arts & Letters | Latest News
Tarryn Chun backstage at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center.…| College of Arts & Letters
Three University of Notre Dame researchers have been awarded significant three-year grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities in support of ...| College of Arts & Letters
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Gabriel Reynolds is the Jerome J. Crowley and Rosaleen G. Crowley Professor of Theology at the University…| College of Arts & Letters
For Charlotte Cardarella, a…| College of Arts & Letters
Lane Poche meets Pope Francis while…| College of Arts & Letters
Nicholas J. Teh, assistant professor of philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, along with London School of Economics colleague Bryan W. Robert...| College of Arts & Letters
Four faculty members were offered support for projects that will examine the history of Kurdish music and media, rethink Thomas Aquinas’ philosoph...| College of Arts & Letters
Fifteen teams of undergraduate students participated in the Hesburgh Libraries annual Hackathon.| College of Arts & Letters
The academic journal American Quarterly will call the University of Notre Dame home, starting this summer. The journal, which has been at the forefront ...| College of Arts & Letters
Three faculty members in the College of Arts & Letters have won National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) fellowships, extending the University of...| College of Arts & Letters
