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Liu Institute welcomes seven new faculty fellows in fall 2020
The Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies approved seven new faculty fellows during the fall 2020 semester. The scholars...
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Inclusion and Participation are Not Enough: Reshaping Institutions Through WPS
This year is the 20th anniversary of the Women, Peace, and Security agenda. Not nearly at its midpoint, 2020 has...
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Kroc Institute staff member designs solidarity stickers
This summer, as a renewed wave of protests for racial justice spread across the United States following the murder of...
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SCOTUS foster agency case presents important questions on balance between religious freedom and antidiscrimination laws, experts say
Notre Dame Law School professors Stephanie Barclay and Richard Garnett comment on Supreme Court case Fulton v. City of Philadelphia.
American Democracy at Risk
A team of past and present Notre Dame students released a report on perceived threats to American democracy at this...
Statement from Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., on Justice Amy Coney Barrett
On behalf of the University of Notre Dame, I congratulate Amy Coney Barrett on her confirmation today by the United States Senate as a justice of...
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Experts say most damaging scenario to US democracy is Trump rejecting election results, potential Supreme Court ruling against him
To get expert opinions on the fate of the nearly 245-year-old democracy, a group of students from the Keough School of Global...
Notre Dame president expresses concerns over proposed homeland security changes for international students
In a letter to the acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), University of Notre Dame President Rev....
Professor Richard Garnett elected to American Law Institute
Richard Garnett, the Paul J. Schierl/Fort Howard Corporation Professor of Law at Notre Dame Law School, was recently elected a...
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Bridging the Divide speaker series adds event with Pete Buttigieg
Buttigieg, currently a faculty fellow at the Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study, will discuss “Rebuilding Trust in Our Nation’s Institutions”...
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Liu Institute Experts Join Panel on US-Asia Relations
In a turbulent election year, it’s a topic that has received far less attention than the coronavirus, race relations, or...
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Wolbrecht receives American Political Science Association grant to broaden impact of organization promoting expertise of female scholars
Christina Wolbrecht, a professor of political science and affiliated faculty member in the Gender Studies Program, has been awarded a Centennial...
International development studies minors adapt their capstone projects in wake of pandemic
Baitlotli and nearly a dozen other juniors in the Kellogg Institute for International Studies’ IDS program were forced to abandon their original...
Professor O. Carter Snead publishes new bioethics book with Harvard University Press
Harvard University Press has announced the publication of Professor O. Carter Snead’s new book, What It Means to Be Human:...
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Across three continents, research and languages are the keys to Ugandan undergrad’s success in economics and global affairs
Whether he’s studying in Uganda or France, South Africa or South Bend — or speaking English, Luganda, French, or Swahili...
Notre Dame Law School Professor Barrett nominated to US Supreme Court
Judge Amy Coney Barrett, professor of law at the University of Notre Dame and a 1997 graduate of Notre Dame Law School, was...
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Meet Luis Fraga, Learn About Undergraduate Opportunities at the Institute for Latino Studies
“The institute is consistent with the original mission of the school,” says Fraga. “[The University] was meant to serve a...
Thanking our Peer Reviewers
The editors of the Review of Politics would like to thank the following individuals for their expert assistance in evaluating...
Notre Dame speaker series to focus on civil conversations ahead of the presidential election
A new University of Notre Dame virtual event series will aim to promote understanding and civil dialogue ahead of the...