Highlights

University demonstrates power of partnership at Global Partners Conference

A diverse group smiles on a rooftop overlooking Notre Dame Stadium, Golden Dome, and Hesburgh Library.

Expansive terraced garden with intricate green hedges, yellow, white, and purple flowers, stone wall, and cypress trees.

Sowing seeds of hope: Vatican partnership advances global sustainability

Research, fellowship, and faith abound at the Notre Dame-Ukrainian Catholic University Impact Forum

For 22 years, Notre Dame has sustained a partnership with Ukrainian Catholic University (UCU), rooted in a shared Catholic identity. The vitality and continued growth of this university partnership were evident at the recent gathering of the Notre Dame and UCU community in Washington, D.C.

ND Works Podcast: Becoming more global with Michael Pippenger

A man with gray hair, wearing a blue plaid sport coat and white shirt, smiles subtly in a blurry office.

In this episode of NDWorks Podcast, host Natalie Davis Miller sits down with Michael Pippenger, who walks us through all that Notre Dame Global is, its impact on the world, and how you might be able to get involved.

Becoming Global: Perspectives from Notre Dame Senior Fellows

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Seven smiling, diverse people in South Bend caps wave from Four Winds Field baseball stadium.

Notre Dame Global in Photos

Josh Copeland, Prof. Eamon Duffy, Vittorio Montemaggi. Three men in blue & gold Notre Dame academic regalia smile in a chapel. One older man waves.

Professor Eamon Duffy Awarded Honorary Doctor of Laws by the University of Notre Dame

“Daniel O’Connell: The Emancipator” Documentary Launched by Notre Dame Dublin

The University of Notre Dame Dublin welcomed over 280 guests for the Gala Premiere of Daniel O’Connell: The Emancipator, a landmark documentary on the life and legacy of one of Ireland’s most important historical and political figures.

Notre Dame recognized as top producer of Gilman Scholars over program’s first 25 years

The University of Notre Dame has been recognized as a top producer of Gilman Scholars over the program’s first 25 years, ranking fifth among institutions with between 5,000 and 15,000 students.