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Revolutionary Ukraine: A History and Politics of Hope
In an era scarred by “human wrongs,” how does a nation sustain an indomitable spirit? This session explores Ukraine’s transformation from Soviet subjects to sovereign...
Virtue in the Generative Revolution
In this episode of The New AI, John Behrens ’83, Director of Technology and Digital Studies, introduces Graham Wolfe, Editor in Chief of The New AI Project‘s Explained series...
Big Data, Little Women
Some literary scholars are using computer programs to “read” huge collections of texts and draw out patterns. What can these methods tell us about working women’s...
Reflections on Building the University of Notre Dame Campus
Doug Marsh ’82, vice president emeritus for facilities design and operations and University architect at Notre Dame, has shaped the campus over his 30 years of leadership. With...
The Power of Hope: The Russo-Ukrainian War through the Eyes of a Historian
Serhii Plokhy, Mykhailo S. Hrushevs’kyi Professor of Ukrainian History and Director of the Ukrainian Research Institute at Harvard University, joins Taras Dobko, rector of...
Freedom’s Liberator: Taras Shevchenko and the Making of Modern Ukraine
The roots of modern Ukraine are the rhythms and rhymes of Taras Shevchenko (1814-1861). His innovative poetry has long been Ukraine’s source code, a cultural algorithm in...
Culture War: Soft Power, Memory, and Identity in the Fight for Ukraine
In the fight for Ukraine, the front lines extend far beyond the battlefield. A recent Nanovic Institute panel explored the strategic culture war, where symbols, memory, and art...
Hope on the Page: The Power of Ukrainian Literature in Resilience and Recovery
In wartime Ukraine, literature is a lifeline. Discover how poetry, fiction, and children’s books fuel national resilience and forge hope amidst tragedy. Hear from leading...
Sustainable Hope: Energy, Environment, and the Future of Ukraine
Marking the 80th anniversary of the UN Charter, this panel explores the shift from an “ideology of destruction” to decentralized green infrastructure. Discover how...
Hope on the Ground: Lived Resilience during the War in Ukraine
In the crucible of total war, how does a nation protect its soul? Join leading scholars as they deconstruct Ukraine’s “pedagogy of freedom.” From “immunizing” students...
Notre Dame Science’s explosive new star
Science at Notre Dame just got a lot more exciting thanks to Kate the Chemist. As the University’s first-ever Professor for Public Understanding of Science, Dr. Kate Biberdorf...
Beyond the Pandemic: The Power of Resilient Learning
Instructors everywhere responded to the COVID-19 pandemic with new ideas and strategies for teaching students. Georgetown University’s Maggie Debelius is the co-editor of a new...