Many voices. One Conversation.

At Notre Dame, we seek to foster dialogue in a number of ways, and will continue to strive to be a place where many voices can contribute to one conversation: https://go.nd.edu/ManyVoicesOneConversation Notre Dame Multimedia created this extended version of our institutional spot which will debut during Monday's Notre Dame Football game.

Researchers to create quick, low-cost cancer diagnostic

Notre Dame researchers have received $2.9 million to develop a new diagnostic platform that could diagnose cancer in as little as three hours by using only one or two drops of blood.

Fueling Success: Food recovery program helps students excel in the classroom

Since beginning a partnership with Notre Dame in 2017, Cultivate Food Rescue has rescued 42,000 pounds of food that has been prepared but never served at athletics, dining and special event venues across campus. During the Spring semester, more than 14,000 meals made in part from that rescued food were delivered to students at a local primary school to provide access to healthy food over the weekend. Read more about how the food recovery program is fueling success in the classroom: https://go.nd.edu/FuelingSuccess

Greek temple ruins suggest lifting machines in use 1.5 centuries earlier than previously believed

New research by Architecture Professor Alessandro Pierattini shows that forerunners to the modern crane were experimented with as early as 700-650 B.C. adding nuance to the broadly accepted view that the machine was not in use until 515 B.C.

#ND2023 Timelapse

Say hello to #ND2023 - they're officially Irish after taking a class photo on the field during Welcome Weekend!

Free Flick on the Field returns Aug. 30

"Ru-dy! Ru-dy! Ru-dy!" “Rudy” returns to the big screen at Notre Dame Stadium on Aug. 30 at the third annual Flick on the Field, a free community event.

New literacy research office launches at Notre Dame

The James R. Squire Office of Policy Research in the English Language Arts will create studies that advance knowledge and inform policy on teaching English language arts, such as incorporating media and digital literacies into teaching English and increasing the engagement of vulnerable youth by tapping into popular culture to improve literacy outcomes.

Mark your calendar for the 2019-2020 Academic Year Opening Mass and picnic on Tuesday, August 27! All students, faculty, staff and families are invited to Mass in Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center followed by a picnic in Notre Dame Stadium: https://go.nd.edu/OpeningMass

Did you know over one million people die from diseases spread by mosquitoes each year? Malaria is one of the biggest culprits, with about 219 million new cases annually. But Notre Dame researchers are fighting back against this global health threat: https://go.nd.edu/worldmosquitoday2019

Hydroelectric plant groundbreaking moves Notre Dame closer to sustainability goals and Seitz Park renovation

Notre Dame and South Bend Venues Parks & Arts broke ground today on a 2.5-megawatt hydroelectric generation facility on the dam in the St. Joseph River in downtown South Bend. The facility is expected to generate about 7 percent of the University’s electrical needs and offset nearly 9,700 tons of carbon dioxide annually.

NDnano seed grants to support sustainable energy, material, and new tech research // Notre Dame Research // University of Notre Dame

Seven faculty members in the Colleges of Science and Engineering have been awarded grants through the NDnano Seed Grant Program to support sustainable energy, material and new tech research.

Unity on global fragility: Can today’s momentum in Washington stop tomorrow’s violent conflicts? - Keough School - University of Notre Dame

Last month, the Keough School of Global Affairs, University of Notre Dame office in Washington D.C. hosted an event exploring how the US government, academia, civil society and NGOs can work together to prevent violent conflict and build sustainable peace in the most vulnerable parts of the world.