ND Law student Yasmeen Dohan receives diversity scholarship from Barnes and Thornburg
Yasmeen Dohan Yasmeen Dohan, a first-year student at Notre Dame Law School, was named the recipient of the…
Our Stories
Notre Dame is committed to diversity in our University community because it is a moral and intellectual necessity. As a Catholic university, we at Notre Dame believe every human being possesses the dignity of being made in God’s image, and every culture reflects God’s grandeur. Diversity enriches our social interactions and intellectual lives by exposing all of us to approaches and frames of reference that challenge our unexamined assumptions.
Yet our coming together on campus is only the start; we must cultivate community among us if we are to harvest the benefits of diversity. By working together, we come to appreciate how the gifts of each individual enrich the lives of every individual and the community as a whole.
We hope through the stories we share below that you may better understand and appreciate the diversity we strive to foster among our students, faculty, and staff.
Notre Dame faculty fight malaria resurgence in Bangladesh
Between 2008 and 2020, districts across the country of Bangladesh saw a 93% reduction in malaria cases. Today, as the world reflects on the World…
Arabic calligraphy workshop
The Department of Arabic Studies is hosting a small workshop this week for students to learn the basics of Arabic Calligraphy under the instruction of Mahmoud Youness. Youness is a Notre Dame Presidential Fellow and a Mullen Family Fellow. Before coming to Notre Dame
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School of Architecture’s Krusche wins prestigious Rome Prize
The American Academy in Rome has awarded Krupali Krusche, an associate professor in the University of Notre Dame’s School of Architecture, the 2024 Adele Chatfield-Taylor Rome Prize in Historic Preservation and Conservation.
Notre Dame Law School and University of Cape Town establish historic partnership
ND Law Dean Marcus Cole,…
Literacy scholar Ernest Morrell elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Ernest Morrell, the Coyle Professor of Literacy Education at the University of Notre Dame, has been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nation’s oldest learned societies and independent policy research centers. Morrell was one of the 250 members of the newest AAAS class announced today. Other notable names among the group include filmmaker George Clooney, Apple...
Ballet Folklorico: From rehearsal to stage
Ballet Folkloric class practicing in Washington Hall.…
Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz addresses inequality with a people-centered economy
Inequality is a policy choice — not an inevitable outcome — and can be addressed through economic approaches that prioritize human dignity, economist and Nobel laureate Joseph E. Stiglitz said during a recent visit to the University of Notre Dame’s Keough School of Global Affairs.
Spring Unity Summit brings staff together like never before
Notre Dame Human Resources works with leaders from Campus Safety and University Operations and University Enterprises and Events to remove barriers for employees who normally can’t attend.