No act of kindness is too small to make a difference in your community! Thank you to all of our volunteers who participated in the second ND Global Day of Service. The ND family is truly global and serving as a force for good across the world ☘️🌎 #NDGlobalDayOfService

In 2015, Notre Dame Anthropology's Aidan Seale-Feldman was working in Nepal when an earthquake claimed the lives of more than 9,000 people. The event changed her life—and her work—forever.

Her research offers a blueprint for new ways of helping others after disasters: go.nd.edu/de0e21

Have you ever seen core samples from the ocean? That's what Prof. Melissa Berke is standing with here aboard the JOIDES Resolution, a research vessel capable of drilling cores three miles below the seabed.

The samples unearths clues to ancient climates: go.nd.edu/b93d57

Thank you, students!

We had a blast at 'Jenkinsfest' with you last night as Fr. John said thank you for the many ways you've supported and inspired him during his 19 years as president 🎆

When you text your friends you're probably not thinking that those words are flying through the air, but they are.

Wireless transmission in the United States began 125 years ago right here at Notre Dame: go.nd.edu/747582

Students, you're invited to a festive evening of food, fellowship, and fireworks with Father Jenkins tonight!

As he prepares to step down, he'd like to thank you for the many ways you've supported and inspired him during his 19 years as Notre Dame's president.

Can technology defend democracy?

Keough School of Global Affairs scholar Lisa Schirch sees opportunity with a new class of deliberative technologies that can bridge divides and build trust in public institutions: go.nd.edu/322a29

This spring, ND Law welcomed Ukrainian Catholic University students Nazar Dudchak and Ilona Pekar as exchange students, strengthening the bond between our two universities and enriching our campus with their international perspectives.

Read more here: law.nd.edu/news-events/ne…

Psychologist Kristin Valentino studies memory among abused or neglected children and develops interventions to help them better cope with their emotions and grow into healthy adults.

Her work is part of Notre Dame's commitment to addressing the mental health crisis in the U.S.

Did you know Notre Dame is home to the world’s largest academic hub that studies the radio frequency spectrum?

SpectrumXCenter, led by Notre Dame, currently hosts 30 member institutions.

See more of our history with and future of wireless research: go.nd.edu/747582

Students! Join us for a festive evening of food, fellowship, and fireworks with Father Jenkins this THURSDAY, April 25!

As he prepares to step down, he'd like to thank you for the many ways you've supported and inspired him during his 19 years as Notre Dame's president.

Notre Dame researchers have presented clear images of #nanoplastics in ocean water for the first time.

Some of the tiny plastic particles were found as deep as 300m suggesting that contamination is not restricted to the ocean surface: go.nd.edu/293590

#EarthDay

It's #EarthDay2024 and this year's theme is Planet vs Plastics 🌎

More than 22 million pounds of plastic end up in the Great Lakes every year.

Last month, ND-ECI led the charge in picking up trash (lots of plastic) around St. Mary’s Lake at University of Notre Dame.

As University of Notre Dame advances the study of sports science, nutrition and medicine, the new Jack and Kathy Shields Family Hall will be the perfect venue for partnership between Notre Dame Research and The Fighting Irish Athletics.

Building for the future ✨

A group of former Notre Dame Football student-athletes led by linebacker Jack Shields will provide generous support for a new Fighting Irish football facility → bit.ly/4aK4ZwQ

#GoIrish

It’s here! @theshirtnd 35 ☘️

Get yours at @hammesnotredame!

Half of the proceeds from The Shirt go to The Shirt Charity and the Student Experience Fund, which allow all students at Notre Dame to receive the entire experience of a well-rounded education at the University.

In April 1899, South Bend was home to the first known wireless transmission in the United States.

See the history of that day 125 years ago: go.nd.edu/747582

Today marks 125 years since the first long-distance wireless transmission in North America, which was sent from University of Notre Dame to Saint Mary's College. Today's reenactment and expert discussions honor the path-breaking research and innovation that's followed.

news.nd.edu/news/notre-dam…

Notre Dame International ⏩ Notre Dame Global

With 12 locations around the world, Notre Dame Global plays a vital role in advancing Notre Dame as a leading global Catholic research university.

It's extending its global outreach and presence with new name: go.nd.edu/06713c

More than 70% of the global population currently lives under autocracy, according to a 2024 V-Dem Institute report.

The Democracy Initiative will accelerate research on the health of democracy, convene conversation & foster a model for the formation of civically engaged citizens.