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Leadership

Notre Dame Leaders: Innovators in Medicine

Join YoungND for a virtual Notre Dame Leaders speaker series event, “Innovators in Medicine” for a conversation with 2025 Domer Dozen Honorees about reimagining healthcare...

12:00 PM ET Fri., Mar. 13, 2026
Art and History

The Demands of Belonging

Aatish Taseer and Karan Mahajan explore the complex terrain of exile, identity, and the search for home. This essential dialogue confronts the “unfinished detonation” of the...

12:00 PM ET Fri., Feb. 13, 2026
Art and History

Martyr!

Experience the profound beauty of Kaveh Akbar’s Martyr! in this soul-stirring conversation about the ways literature bridges the gaps of exile, turning grief into a vibrant...

12:00 PM ET Fri., Mar. 13, 2026
Law and Politics

Keeping the Dome Safe

Listen in for a conversation with Major George Heeter of the Notre Dame Police Department. Find out how he balances campus security, tradition, and the quirks of college life at...

12:00 PM ET Fri., May. 08, 2026
Religion and Philosophy

Making the Case for Interfaith Dialogue

How can we bring about peace through dialogue and bridge-building? As part of an undergraduate course taught by Notre Dame Jerusalem faculty at the university’s academic center...

12:00 PM ET Fri., Feb. 06, 2026
Religion and Philosophy

God’s Existence

Many philosophers – and even theologians – believe that Immanuel Kant put an end to all attempts to prove God’s existence. However, is the case truly closed? Dr. Sebastian...

12:00 PM ET Fri., Mar. 20, 2026
Art and History

Moustafa Bayoumi in conversation with Ebrahim Moosa

Listen to author Moustafa Bayoumi as he reads from his landmark work How Does It Feel to Be a Problem? Being Young and Arab in America and then joins Prof. Ebrahim...

12:00 PM ET Fri., Jan. 16, 2026
Education

Connecting Coursework to Life Through Community-Based Learning and VR

Among the most fundamental promises education makes is this: What you learn here, on campus, will help you when you’re out there, in the world. Learning researchers call...

12:00 PM ET Fri., Jul. 03, 2026
Art and History

Architecture and the European City

Modernist “dissolution” has atomized the urban fabric. Architect Christoph Mäckler proposes a return to the traditional European block. Through his “wing house” research,...

12:00 PM ET Fri., Jun. 12, 2026
Art and History

Architecture in an Age of Uncertainty

Liam O’Connor, 2025 Richard H. Driehaus Prize Laureate, explores how the timeless principles of traditional and classical design focused on enduring beauty, quality of craft,...

12:00 PM ET Fri., Jul. 24, 2026
Health and Society

Finding Your Vocation with Karen Swallow Prior

Karen Swallow Prior is is the 2025-26 Karlson Scholar at Bethel Seminary. We’ll discuss her most recent book, which explores the difference between passion and calling, along...

12:00 PM ET Fri., May. 08, 2026
Religion and Philosophy

Resurrecting Justice

For centuries, the dominant concept of justice in the West has been the constant will to render another his due. The Bible, though, contains a different way of thinking about...

12:00 PM ET Fri., Feb. 20, 2026
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