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This article was written by Carrie Gates and was originally posted on the University of Notre Dame's College of Arts and Letters website. More than one billion children worldwide are growing up in communities where political violence and armed conflict are part of everyday life. Mark Cummings, the...

MORE THAN 1,700 INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS EARN “ADVANCED PLACEMENT” SUCCESSES Continued high levels of achievement in AP* math, science, and English courses will be saluted; “AP-TIP IN” program grows as Notre Dame supports teachers and students statewide SOUTH BEND, IN – October 7, 2016 – AP-TIP...

NUMBER OF INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TAKING ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES CONTINUE TO GROW UNDER AP-TIP IN AP-TIP IN Press Conference 2017 from ACEatND on Vimeo. Continued high levels of achievement in AP* math, science, and English courses saluted; AP-TIP IN program grows as Notre Dame supports...

Darcia Narvaez, professor of psychology in the University of Notre Dame’s College of Arts and Letters and a fellow in the Institute for Educational Initiatives, has been named one of two winners of the first Expanded Reason Award for research. The award was given by University Francisco de Vitoria...

Ernest Morrell — expert in critical educational theory, social movement theory, English education and African diaspora popular culture — has been appointed Coyle Professor in Literacy Education and inaugural director of the Center for Literacy Education in the University of Notre Dame’s Institute...

CREO's research on the first four years of the Indiana's voucher program has been released. See National Public Radio's Story