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Fighting for Democracy and Human Rights Through the Arts

Notre Dame political and computer scientists probe authoritarian regimes’ use of social media to attack democracy

Using His Voice // We Are ND // University of Notre Dame

The links between Catholic Social Teaching principles and Danish design

Professional development and support networks grow out of the Catholic Leadership Program

An appreciative and grateful review of the Catholic Leadership Program 2023

Exploring the European Union in Europe: A week in Brussels

Peripheral questions: An Estival memoir from Slovakia

Studying counterterrorism Strategy: From Madrid to London

Discovering heritage and Culture: A day at the Ukrainian Village in Chicago

A Week of Enrichment and Insight at UNIV Forum 2024 in Rome

A deeper look at the EU's Temporary Protection Directive for Ukrainians

Mary Gallagher appointed dean of the University of Notre Dame’s Keough School of Global Affairs

Conducting research to unveil Montenegro

What do I see outside the window?

Encountering the dynamics and tensions of European migration in Berlin

Peripheral Paris: Student projects in the French capital city

2024 Barrett Family Lecture: Mairead McGuinness

Hans Urs von Balthasar’s Apocalypse of the German Soul: A Theological Quest For a Genuinely Christian Eschatology

Rome winter school in Latin paleography and codicology

"Decolonizing Death (A Letter from a Pillar of Salt)": Decolonizing Scholarship with Hannah Feldman

Master of St. Edmund’s College and former British diplomat Catherine Arnold visits Notre Dame as the Nanovic Forum Diplomat in Residence

Inaugural Nanovic Institute Undergraduate Research Conference in European Studies award winners announced

Independent research in Montenegro: Focused on Post-war Recovery and Religion, National Identity, Sports, and Economics

Unveiling Zagreb's cultural history through Architecture

Decolonizing French theory with Lydie Moudileno

Feminist Foreign Policy: Perspectives from Madrid and Barcelona

Learning to fight climate change by recontextualizing diplomacy at COP28

A French Philosopher and the Limits of the Historical Science: Maurice Blondel’s History and Dogma

Ius gentium and the right to migrate: a historical retrieval of the Spanish Scholastics (Part 1: Francisco de Vitoria)

Music's Resonance in Times of War

Impact of L’Arche London in West Norwood Neighborhood

Studying Holocaust education on both sides of the Atlantic

Nanovic Institute awards 2024 Laura Shannon Prize to Rory Finnin for book on Crimean cultural history and “poetics of solidarity” in Ukraine and the Black Sea region

Lessons for senior living community design from medieval Flanders

Whose lives, whose stories?: The spirit of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 75 years later

Traveling to Greece to enrich a timely project for architecture students

Jozef Ďurček, enthusiast for Catholic higher education in Slovakia

‘A ticking clock’: First ground-based survey of damage to Ukrainian cultural sites reveals severity, need for urgency

Across the Pond: Conducting Independent Research in Barcelona

Sean Kelley - Returning to Paris and being part of the city

2022-23 Year in Review

Liberal Kingship: The Case of Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria

The Anonymous Christian and the current evangelization task: a study on Karl Rahner

A laboratory for social innovation: Resilience and recovery in Ukraine

Reading Romano Guardini’s Inaugural Lecture – One Hundred Years Later

Non-being and contingency in Antonio Rosmini

Blue Notes on Flesh: Regenerating Intimacy in a Racialized World

Former prime minister of Slovakia and hockey legends to present at Nanovic Forum

“A house I can afford. Is this radical?”: Revealing the legacy of housing policy in Portugal

Five Questions with Rufus Burnett: Decolonizing Scholarship in Theology

Serving (in) Milan: Finding the marginalized in the heart of Europe

Decolonizing Anthropology with Nitzan Shoshan

Researching the transition from "Cabinets of Curiosities" to public museums in Victorian-era England

Sister Rafaella Petrini, F.S.E., secretary general of the Vatican City State, to deliver the Keeley Vatican Lecture at the University of Notre Dame

Decolonizing Scholarship Lecture Series: "The Possibilities and Limits of Decolonizing Anthropology: Ethics, Methods, and Blind Spots" with Nitzan Shoshan

The Mysteries of Music

Building connections, serving, and experiencing life-changing encounters in Sofia, Bulgaria

Fighting Ukrainians meet Fighting Irish

Uncovering the legacy of work ‘freedom’ and ‘unfreedom’ in Southeast Asia

Perspectives on an “atrocious war”: A conversation with Russian analyst Maria Lipman

Undergrads gain global business perspective in Poland - Notre Dame Business Mendoza College of Business

Five Questions with Nitzan Shoshan: Decolonizing Scholarship in Anthropology

Nanovic Institute announces 2024 Laura Shannon Prize shortlist

Overcoming anxieties to learn a new language immersively in Siena, Italy

Studying Sean O’Casey and Negro spirituals in the National Library of Ireland

Writing the War in Ukraine

‘Writing the War in Ukraine’: A student-created digital exhibition of Ukrainian poetry and songs

The 2023 Notre Dame-Bielefeld Exchange welcomes German students to Notre Dame for academic dialogue and international collaboration

The beauty of simplicity: Supporting the lives and well-beings of refugees and migrants in Barcelona

Rev. James Lies, C.S.C., joins the Nanovic Institute as senior advisor

Members of the Faculty Leadership Trained their Management Skills at the University of Notre Dame | News | Faculty of Arts and Letters Catholic University in Ružomberok

Practice and Reason: Understanding the Relationship between Byzantine Mosaics and Architectural Designs

Transatlantic Relations—an Austrian Perspective—1921-2021

Discovering Peripheries in Italy: Korea within European Cities

Rebuilding Ukraine’s future

A New Form of Cooperation with the Nanovic Institute | News | Faculty of Arts and Letters Catholic University in Ružomberok

Summer school “Practicing Resilience – Preparing for Recovery” | Hrvatsko katoličko sveučilište

Spiritual and scientific development: Reflections on a visiting fellowship at the Nanovic Institute

ND Law and Nanovic Institute host inaugural conference for Consortium of Catholic Law Schools in Poland

Flamenco: The soul of Andalucía builds community in South Bend

Access to opportunity?: Researching the experiences of the Windrush generation in the London urbanscape

Maradona: sport, visual culture, and identity in Naples

Debt and decolonizing feminist resistance in Puerto Rico with Marisol LeBrón

“Lift mine eyes unto the Hills”: The religious life of ski pioneer Sir Arnold Lunn

“Redefining the Center”: A spring conference on “Reimagining Europe from Its Peripheries”