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The Center for Literacy Education at the University of Notre Dame has named “ Scythe,” a novel by Neal Shusterman about a future society that has conquered death, the 2022 winner of the Alexandria Award . The Alexandria Award recognizes a middle grade or young adult book that advances Gospel values...

From Thanksgiving family traditions like tropical turkey, secret stuffing, and pleasant pumpkin rolls, to becoming agents of change by building empathy and designing pathways through STEM and engineering to make the world better Dr. Gina Svarovsky, founding faculty director of the Center for Broader...

From jack-o-lantern tales and top-o-the-chart treats, to the authentic power of truth and healing in the indigenous experience Will Newkirk, director of the American Indian Catholic Schools Network, discusses standing together as co-conspirators of hope—at the intersection of Indigenous culture and...

The Center for Research on Educational Opportunity (CREO) at the University of Notre Dame hosted the 2022 Midwest Sociology of Education Conference on October 27-28. The conference brought together 61 faculty members and graduate students for the first time in two years to discuss issues such as...

Three professors in the Notre Dame College of Science have been elected Fellows of the American Physical Society (APS) for 2022. Daniel Bardayan, Michael Hildreth, and Mitchell Wayne, all professors in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, were elected as fellows in October. No more than one-half...

University of Notre Dame psychologists Theodore Beauchaine and Kristin Valentino have been awarded the Transformative Research Award from the National Institutes of Health to research two promising new interventions to reduce the risk of suicide among vulnerable youth. Part of the NIH High-Risk...