ReSearching for the Common Good: Giulia Gliozzi
Meet one of our Ph.D. students in Italian studies.
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New research from Notre Dame theologian and Vatican working group explores how to ‘reclaim human agency’ in age of AI
Former Graduate School student Paul Scherz is advancing Notre Dame’s mission to be a force for good through his co-edited book on reclaiming human agency in the age of AI.
Paul Scherz, the Our Lady of Guadalupe College Professor of Theology and the ND–IBM Tech Ethics Lab Program Chair, recently co-edited a book exploring how AI affects human agency. The book, “Reclaiming Human Agency in the Age of Artificial Intelligence,” is the second in a series created by the Vatican’s AI Research Group for the Centre for Digital Culture.
Three minutes. Big ideas. Real-world impact.
In just three minutes, competitors in the Shaheen Three-Minute Thesis (3MT®) Finals will bring years of groundbreaking research to life through compelling presentations designed for a broad audience. Competitors can use only one static slide, and a visible countdown clock keeps each presentation to three minutes—exceeding the time limit results in automatic disqualification. The competition is open to the public, offering a front-row seat to the innovative research Notre Dame graduate students are conducting and the ideas shaping our future.
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Solarium 25 showcases the art and creative writing of Notre Dame’s MFA students
The beauty of fine art, the story the artist tells, and the emotions it stirs in the viewer are on full display at the Graduate School in Bond Hall. These works, selected for the Graduate School's annual fine arts show, Solarium 25, feature a juried sampling of artistic explorations created by eight talented University of Notre Dame master of fine arts students.
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2025/2026 Outstanding Ph.D. research award
Graduate student excellence across Notre Dame
Emerging scientists take center stage at Notre Dame’s COSE Research Horizons Symposium
What does storm-driven coastal erosion in Ireland have in common with protein quantification, social behavior in prairie voles, and next-generation membrane technologies? On December 11, 2025, the answer was on full display at the annual Colleges of Science and Engineering (COSE) Research Horizons Symposium at the University of Notre Dame.
Notre Dame a top producer of Fulbright students for 12th straight year
The University of Notre Dame is a top producer of Fulbright students for the 12th consecutive year, according to an announcement from the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, which administers the Fulbright U.S. Student Program on behalf of the U.S. Department of State.
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3MT preliminary rounds begin next week
Graduate students from the Colleges of Arts & Letters, Engineering, and Science; the Keough School of Global Affairs; and the Mendoza College of Business will take the stage February 9–12 for the preliminary rounds of the Shaheen Three-Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition. In this fast-paced, lightning-talk…
Preparing Ph.D. students to lead with purpose: inside LASER
Ask a LASER participant about the program, and you’ll often hear the exact phrase: life-changing. LASER—Leadership Advancing Socially Engaged Research—is frequently described by program alums as a transformative experience that can shape your future in meaningful ways.
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