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Resilience amid atrocity: Journalist and master of global affairs graduate chronicles the experiences of Ukrainian people

Resilience amid atrocity: Journalist and master of global affairs graduate chronicles the experiences of Ukrainian people

Anna Romandash is an award-winning journalist from Lviv, Ukraine and a 2022 graduate of the Keough School of Global Affairs’ Master of Global Affairs program. Romandash, who works as a research associate at the school’s Pulte Institute for Global Development, continues to report on Russia’s war in Ukraine and how it affects the lives of everyday people. In this conversation, she shares how her education has helped to strengthen her work covering wartime atrocities and documenting the resilience of the Ukrainian people.

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Santosh Kumar Gautam Featured in

Santosh Kumar Gautam Featured in "Think Global Health" Newsletter

The research of Santosh Kumar, professor at the University of Notre Dame’s Keough School of Global Affairs and Core Affiliated Faculty within the Pulte Institute, and his colleague Jan-Walter De Neve, founding director of the Doctor of Public Health program at San Diego State University’s Division of Global Health Management and Policy, was featured in the December 20th edition of the "Think Global Health" newsletter, an initiative from the Council on Foreign Relations.

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The Future of Development: Meet our Pulte Students

The Pulte Institute collaborates closely with a diverse array of students from the University of Notre Dame, engaging them in research, internships, and other impactful roles aimed at driving change and development. Here are insights from notable Pulte students on their experiences from the past year:

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Pulte Faculty Achieve Citation Milestones in 2024

Pulte Faculty Achieve Citation Milestones in 2024

Several faculty members within the University of Notre Dame’s Pulte Institute for Global Development achieved significant milestones in scholarly citations in 2024, reflecting their impactful contributions to research and academia.

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