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A sustainable future
From climate science to ethical policy, Notre Dame is uncovering the factors that can lead to a more sustainable future—through research and real-world action.
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A collection of stories, conversations, and visuals exploring how Notre Dame is fighting for a better world—through research, service, and human impact.
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Sowing seeds of hope: Vatican partnership advances global sustainability
The collaboration supports research, education, and action to build a more just, sustainable future.
Podcast
What happened to the American family?
The American family has changed dramatically over the past four decades, raising urgent questions about marriage, economic stability, and child well-being.
Article
A saint of our own?
The humble piety of Notre Dame cobbler Brother Columba inspires a canonization push.
Fighting for the greater good: Our research in action
Faith and service
Global
Health
Arts and humanities
Science and technology
This is Notre Dame
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Notre Dame Stories
introduces you to the people using knowledge as a force for good in the world. Produced by the Office of Public Affairs and Communications, our series features a mix of cutting-edge research and the personal experiences of the students and faculty who are pushing the boundaries of discovery. Subscribe to
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A model March
Semester in full swing, snow, sun, fun, madness, and mulch.
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Sowing seeds of hope: Vatican partnership advances global sustainability
The collaboration supports research, education, and action to build a more just, sustainable future.
Podcast
What happened to the American family?
The American family has changed dramatically over the past four decades, raising urgent questions about marriage, economic stability, and child well-being.
Article
A saint of our own?
The humble piety of Notre Dame cobbler Brother Columba inspires a canonization push.
Photo Essay
A model March
Semester in full swing, snow, sun, fun, madness, and mulch.
Photo Essay
Remembrance and appreciation
Lou Holtz, 1937–2026
Article
A dignity movement
2026 Laetare Medalist Timothy Shriver
Podcast
How do you measure success?
Mendoza professor Joe Holt joins Jenna Liberto to talk purpose-driven goals, meaningful work, and redefining success.
Photo Essay
Between winter and spring
The month in photos, February 2026
Article
The press vs. the power
Observer founder Robert Sam Anson had a contentious yet strong relationship with ND President Father Hesburgh.
The
What Would You Fight For?
campaign is supported in part by a generous gift from
David and Debra Delahanty.
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A sustainable future
From climate science to ethical policy, Notre Dame is uncovering the factors that can lead to a more sustainable future—through research and real-world action.
Latest
A collection of stories, conversations, and visuals exploring how Notre Dame is fighting for a better world—through research, service, and human impact.
View all
Articles
Article
Sowing seeds of hope: Vatican partnership advances global sustainability
The collaboration supports research, education, and action to build a more just, sustainable future.
Podcast
What happened to the American family?
The American family has changed dramatically over the past four decades, raising urgent questions about marriage, economic stability, and child well-being.
Article
A saint of our own?
The humble piety of Notre Dame cobbler Brother Columba inspires a canonization push.
Fighting for the greater good: Our research in action
Faith and service
Global
Health
Arts and humanities
Science and technology
This is Notre Dame
Official Podcast
Notre Dame Stories
introduces you to the people using knowledge as a force for good in the world. Produced by the Office of Public Affairs and Communications, our series features a mix of cutting-edge research and the personal experiences of the students and faculty who are pushing the boundaries of discovery. Subscribe to
Notre Dame Stories
where you get your podcasts.
View podcast episodes
A model March
Semester in full swing, snow, sun, fun, madness, and mulch.
Discover and engage
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s
Article
Sowing seeds of hope: Vatican partnership advances global sustainability
The collaboration supports research, education, and action to build a more just, sustainable future.
Podcast
What happened to the American family?
The American family has changed dramatically over the past four decades, raising urgent questions about marriage, economic stability, and child well-being.
Article
A saint of our own?
The humble piety of Notre Dame cobbler Brother Columba inspires a canonization push.
Photo Essay
A model March
Semester in full swing, snow, sun, fun, madness, and mulch.
Photo Essay
Remembrance and appreciation
Lou Holtz, 1937–2026
Article
A dignity movement
2026 Laetare Medalist Timothy Shriver
Podcast
How do you measure success?
Mendoza professor Joe Holt joins Jenna Liberto to talk purpose-driven goals, meaningful work, and redefining success.
Photo Essay
Between winter and spring
The month in photos, February 2026
Article
The press vs. the power
Observer founder Robert Sam Anson had a contentious yet strong relationship with ND President Father Hesburgh.
The
What Would You Fight For?
campaign is supported in part by a generous gift from
David and Debra Delahanty.
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