Art and History
Women Artists on View at the Raclin Murphy
In celebration of Women’s History Month in March, the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art has curated an online gallery of selected works by women artists in the museum. To receive the...
Read ArticleRaclin Murphy Museum of Art Acquires a Major Work By Sculptor Louise Nevelson
The Raclin Murphy Museum of Art announces the acquisition of Sky Sentinels, a 1976 work by the iconic sculptor Louise Nevelson. In heralding the gift, Joseph Antenucci Becherer,...
Read ArticleAfrican American Voices
This exhibition features African-American artworks from the permanent collection of the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art. A centerpiece is Richard Hunt’s Maquette for Wing Generator,...
Read ArticleThomas Jefferson, Race, Slavery, and the Problem of American Nationhood
Pulitzer Prize winner Annette Gordon-Reed, the Charles Warren Professor of American Legal History at Harvard Law School, and Peter Onuf, the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation...
watch videoFrank Hayden: A Mid-Century Sculptor Between Catholicism and the Civil Rights Movement
Sculptor Frank Hayden (1936-1988), a favorite student of and collaborator with Ivan Meštrović, received his MFA from Notre Dame in 1959. The uniqueness of Hayden’s art is...
watch videoTravel Books
Gregory Greif’s essay received an honorable mention in Notre Dame Magazine’s 2019 Young Alumni Essay Contest. Travel Books When traveling, I always make sure to bring a...
Read ArticleThe Seaside Research Portal: Archiving the First New Urban Community
Seaside is a small coastal community located on the Florida Panhandle, in between Panama City to the east and Fort Walton Beach to the west, in the city of Santa Rosa Beach and...
Read ArticleBuilding South Bend
Building South Bend (BSB) is a collaboration between the Hesburgh Libraries of Notre Dame’s Architecture Library, the History Museum of South Bend, and the Historic...
Read ArticlePop Culture, Youth, and Peacebuilding
Catherine Bolten, associate professor of anthropology and peace studies, sits down to talk with Siobhan McEvoy Levy, professor of political science and peace and conflict studies...
Listen to PodcastCarol of the Bells – Notre Dame’s Glee Club and Symphony Orchestra
The Notre Dame Glee Club and Notre Dame Symphony Orchestra directed by Dan Stowe perform Carol of the Bells in the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center.
watch videoThe 25th Anniversary of the Genocide in Rwanda and Healing Traumatic Memories
Notre Dame Professor of Theology and Peace Studies Fr. Emmanuel Katongole and Fr. Jean Baptiste Mvukiyehe discuss the genocide in Rwanda on its twenty-fifth anniversary, the...
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