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A collection of stories, conversations, and visuals exploring how Notre Dame is fighting for a better world—through research, service, and human impact.

  • Three people walk and talk through a lush, grassy field with wildflowers between rows of solar panel arrays on a bright sunny day.

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    Fighting for second chances

    Through Notre Dame’s Inspired Leadership Initiative, Marty Whalen turned a second act into second chances for formerly incarcerated people.

  • Notre Dame student-athlete Lily Fenton with long dark hair poses in a green Notre Dame long-sleeve shirt featuring the ND logo against a dark background.

    Article

    Fighting online abuse using AI

    With athletes noting increases in cyberstalking and harassment, Notre Dame is leveraging the power of AI to identify and stop abuse.

  • Notre Dame professor Alfonso Pedraza-Martinez, with dark curly hair and a beard, wearing a slate blue blazer over an open-collar white shirt against a vibrant blue and green background.

    Podcast

    How a business school is helping the clean water crisis

    Faculty from Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business use data analytics, humanitarian operations, and community partnerships to improve access to clean water.

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Fighting for the greater good: Our research in action

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Notre Dame Stories introduces you to the people using knowledge as a force for good in the world. Produced by the Office of Public Affairs and Communications, our series features a mix of cutting-edge research and the personal experiences of the students and faculty who are pushing the boundaries of discovery. Subscribe to Notre Dame Stories where you get your podcasts.

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October’s golden glow

The month in photos, October 2026.

. . . And that’s why they call it “fall”!


The What Would You Fight For? campaign is supported in part by a generous gift from David and Debra Delahanty.