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The Church: The Catholic Church in Africa Today
This first of three parts of the Church in Africa will examine the Catholic Church in Africa today. Given the growth of Christianity in Africa, Catholicism in particular, it will...
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Inspiring Conversations: Chosen to Lead
While the residents of Sorin Hall often seize the opportunity to sit down with their priest in residence, Notre Dame President Emeritus Rev. Edward A. “Monk” Malloy, C.S.C.,...
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Neuroscience: Using neuroscience to build a healthy community
While it might sound strange at first, a child’s developing brain has certain expectations from its environment. Consistent and responsive care are important for a healthy child...
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Rome: The Notre Dame Folk Choir’s Passion Project
The Folk Choir serves the University of Notre Dame as one of the principal liturgical choirs, singing every Sunday during the academic year at the 11:45 a.m. liturgy in the...
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Inspiring Conversations: Leadership Lessons Learned During the COVID-19 Pandemic
It sounds liberating and exciting to own your own business, but it also feels risky — a drawback that’s been clearly exposed this past pandemic year. Our next Inspiring...
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Ten Years Hence: Making America Competitive Again in the Information Space
This week’s lecture in Ten Years Hence will feature Jamie Fly, President & CEO of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty in Prague, The Czech Republic. You can read more about him...
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Neuroscience: How experiences influence brain function and long-term health
It has been said that “it takes a village to raise a child” and understanding neuroscience can be one of the building blocks for that village. How important are relationships,...
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Rome: Sacred Music of the Baroque
In the late 16th and early 17th centuries, the tides of sacred music began to turn. Reformation ideals shaped much of the music in northern Europe, and these changes were matched...
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TEC Talks: Section 230 – Online Speech and Tech Responsibility
The third talk in our TEC Talks series called “Section 230: Online Speech and Tech Responsibility,” featured Danielle Citron, Jefferson Scholars Foundation Schenck...
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Ten Years Hence: Automated Approaches to Detecting, Attributing, and Characterizing Falsified Media
This week’s lecture for Ten Years Hence will feature Matthew Turek, Program Manager for DARPA’s Information Innovation Office. His talk will focus on “Automated approaches...
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Neuroscience: What is neuroscience, and why are relationships so important?
What is neuroscience, and why are relationships so important to how our brains function? Researchers who study neuroscience and behavior have discovered that one of the biggest...
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Rome: From One Voice to Many
During the early Renaissance, musicians started to experiment with singing different musical lines at the same time. You might even say that boredom was the catalyst for...
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