Notre Dame Stories (podcast)

Fighting poverty: Using research to help our communities

Jenna Liberto, internal communications director, looks at how LEO is using research to fight poverty in a practical way. Guests include Heather Reynolds, managing director of the Poverty Initiative and the Michael L. Smith Managing Director of the Wilson Sheehan Lab for Economic Opportunities, and Tracy Kijewski-Correa, the William J. Pulte Director of the Keough School’s Pulte Institute for Global Development.

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NDWorks Quarterly

How we used AI to craft the cover of NDWorks Quarterly

Elissa Chudzicki, senior graphic designer in the Office of Public Affairs and Communications, details her approach to using AI to assist in the design of our cover. Read the whole story and get a link to download the cover art.

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University

Football, Catholics, and prejudice

University Archives’ Elizabeth Hogan, senior archivist for graphic materials, and Greg Bond, sports archivist and curator of the Joyce Sports Research Collection, teamed up to curate a Hesburgh Libraries exhibit exploring how University leaders harnessed the 1924 football team to combat bigotry.

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Notre Dame Magazine

Having coffee with . . . Doug Marsh

Notre Dame Magazine Associate Editor Margaret Fosmoe spoke with retiring Vice President for Facilities Design and Operations and University Architect Doug Marsh about his 30-year career at Notre Dame.

Notre Dame Magazine

Rewind the film: An encounter with the late Bruce Harlan, University photographer

Photography Program Director Matt Cashore recounts a lesson well learned while working on a photography assignment for former University Photographer Bruce Harlan.

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Building a Beloved Community

Learn more about the history and relevance of Arab American Heritage Month

April is Arab American Heritage Month, an opportunity to learn more about the history, culture, and contributions of the Arab American community. Find more resources about the heritage, stories, and achievements of Arab Americans.

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Research

Link between a steady gaze and elite performance

Assistant Professor Matthew Robison documented a phenomenon in eye movement—or “oculomotor dynamics”—that links a steady, focused gaze with superior levels of sports performance.

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OIT

Identity Management Day: Keeping your digital self safe

Today is Identity Management Day, the perfect time to take a moment to think about how well you’re protecting yourself in the digital space. Here are a few easy-to-follow tips to help you stay safe online.

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Graphic with white lettering on gold with circles in the background: In Memory Recently deceased employees and retirees names

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