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Where challenge meets hope
Selected areas where our students and faculty are pursuing breakthroughs for a world in need.
We are inspired to go beyond what is known. To make a difference through research, scholarship, and creative endeavor. To fight for a future that's brighter, fairer, and full of hope.
What would you fight for?

Faith and service
Our faith serves as a bridge—to understanding, connection, and hope.

Global
We value open minds and open hands, building bridges across cultures to shape a more just and united world.

Arts and humanities
Preserving culture and democracy, igniting imagination, and imparting ethics and voice to the stories that shape our shared human journey.

Science and technology
Notre Dame students and faculty seek to discover not just what's possible, but to ensure that progress is guided by ethics, vision, and the greater good.
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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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Photo Essay
Notre Dame Basketball heads to Rome for the Eternal City Tip-Off
From South Bend to the Seven Hills
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Article
Fighting to prevent infections
Notre Dame researchers have created a novel catheter adaptation that prevents infections before they begin.
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Fighting for universal access to clean water
More than 700 million people lack access to clean water, but research from the University of Notre Dame is helping organizations optimize how they manage, maintain, and build water pumps to reduce water scarcity.
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Fighting for robotic search and rescue
Notre Dame engineer develops vine robot to help first responders after disasters
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Fighting for nonverbal communication
Notre Dame researchers are developing AI technology designed to help caregivers interpret the nonverbal communication of people with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities.