What Would You Fight For?

Faith and freedom: Dean Marcus Cole on religious liberty

Notre Dame attracts people willing to take action to find solutions to humanity’s most pressing challenges. “What would you fight for?” It’s not a question. It’s a call to action. Notre Dame Law School Dean Marcus Cole discusses the vital role of religious liberty in a just society.

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More to Fight For

Law school students help prepare religious charter school case for US Supreme Court

“Very few lawyers get to see a case they worked on go to the Supreme Court, and I’m so grateful to the Religious Liberty Clinic for making this possible while we are still in law school.” —Hadiah Mabry, senior

Hadiah Mabry was among five current and former law school students in attendance for the SCOTUS arguments last week.

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Research

Turning discoveries into new tools for fighting cancer

Meet the Harper Cancer Research Institute’s first-ever associate director for translational research, Herman Sintim. He knows how to kill cancer.

“My role is about bringing people together and creating the right kind of environment for discoveries to move out of the lab and into the clinic.” —Herman Sintim

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Campus

Service spotlight: Honoring Military Appreciation Month with Tracy Skibins

Tracy Skibins, senior director of emergency management and global safety and security, shares how her service in the Army Reserves translates to her role at Notre Dame.

NDWorks Quarterly

A Conversation with . . . Nathaniel Myers

Nathaniel Myers, associate teaching professor in the University Writing Program, shares his experience working with students and AI. Visit NDWorks.nd.edu to read the full story, or pick up a copy of NDWorks Quarterly on campus now.

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Benefits

Register for Summer Online courses

Basic Data Science. Photography I. Social Issues in AI Ethics. Registration is open now for these and a number of other courses offered through Notre Dame’s Summer Online program. Classes are credit-bearing and meet once or twice a week in live online sessions, typically held in the evenings, and your employee educational benefits can be used to help pay for courses for you (or for your children).

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Faith

Mass today for the election of a new pope

All are welcome at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart at 5:15 p.m. today to celebrate a special Mass for the election of a new pope. View Mass times and other information here. The conclave to elect the 267th pope begins Wednesday, May 7.

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Campus

Sustainability Celebration recognizes internal and external partners

The Wellness Center, which received the Human Rights and Social Responsibility Award, was among those recognized as leaders in their fields. Click to read who else was given honors.

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