Mary Gallagher will begin her five-year term as dean on July 1.

She'll join Keough School of Global Affairs from @umich where she served as the Amy and Alan Lowenstein Chair in Democracy, Democratization and Human Rights and director of International Inst.

Good luck on finals, Irish!

Two Notre Dame Science researchers are studying what's happening in a galaxy far, far away using the NASA Webb Telescope Telescope.

They're looking at NGC 891, a spiral galaxy 30 million light years from Earth: go.nd.edu/ApolloMoment

#StarWarsDay #MayThe4thBeWithYou #AndAlsoWithYou

Electrical engineering professor Chris Hinkle and his lab are on the hunt for new materials.

They'll use them to power faster, smaller and more efficient chips for next-generation microelectronics: go.nd.edu/13ebf0

Adding a pre-ketone supplement — a component of a high-fat, low-carb ketogenic diet — to a type of immunotherapy may reduce prostate cancer: go.nd.edu/559b1a

April is when campus comes alive with new life and a buzz of activity.

See the month through the lenses of our campus photographers: go.nd.edu/db578c

New murals at Foundry Field! First up: Indianapolis-based artist Ashley Nora just completed 'Safe,' which tells the story of Uncle Bill's softball team and features photos and quotes from the players. 🧵 1/

There will be Irish magic in the air this Commencement Weekend when The High Kings perform on campus.

They'll be playing a free concert open to the public on South Quad on May 17 ☘️

Details: go.nd.edu/08f90f

Rumor has it we might see them again that weekend, too 🎓

What do the movie 'The Lion King,' a marshmallow, and an impossible puzzle have in common?

They're tools that Notre Dame graduate student Katie Edler uses to learn about emotional regulation in children: go.nd.edu/73381a

As the U.S. Senate continues to focus on AI's potential and innovation in robotics, researchers from University of Notre Dame are supplying key next steps. At the Senate's robotics showcase, Margaret Coad of Notre Dame AME + two doctoral students shared cutting-edge developments.

We’re celebrating #PreservationWeek ! Ever wonder how books get repaired? Watch as one of our University of Notre Dame Analog Preservation and Conservation technicians revitalizes this book to ensure it remains accessible for years to come.

Preservation Week American Library Association

Plans for the new Veldman Family Psychology Clinic include functional magnetic resonance imaging equipment.

Having fMRI equipment available locally will advance research innovations and patient outcomes: go.nd.edu/b01dbc

#MHAM2024

Welcome to Notre Dame, Benjamin! ☘️☘️☘️

Just a ✨ Golden ✨ Dome appreciation post

A group of about 160 South Bend primary and middle school students visited campus to enjoy this year's Blue-Gold game.

For many of the kids, it was their first Notre Dame athletics experience, or their first time on campus: go.nd.edu/164981

No act of kindness is too small to make a difference in your community! Thank you to all of our volunteers who participated in the second ND Global Day of Service. The ND family is truly global and serving as a force for good across the world ☘️🌎 #NDGlobalDayOfService

In 2015, Notre Dame Anthropology's Aidan Seale-Feldman was working in Nepal when an earthquake claimed the lives of more than 9,000 people. The event changed her life—and her work—forever.

Her research offers a blueprint for new ways of helping others after disasters: go.nd.edu/de0e21

Have you ever seen core samples from the ocean? That's what Prof. Melissa Berke is standing with here aboard the JOIDES Resolution, a research vessel capable of drilling cores three miles below the seabed.

The samples unearths clues to ancient climates: go.nd.edu/b93d57

Thank you, students!

We had a blast at 'Jenkinsfest' with you last night as Fr. John said thank you for the many ways you've supported and inspired him during his 19 years as president 🎆

When you text your friends you're probably not thinking that those words are flying through the air, but they are.

Wireless transmission in the United States began 125 years ago right here at Notre Dame: go.nd.edu/747582