Study contributes to effort searching for ways to control mosquito-transmitted illnesses
Biting mosquitoes are not only annoying but can be dangerous, even deadly. A new study
Biting mosquitoes are not only annoying but can be dangerous, even deadly. A new study
What can the glazes used on Mexican artisanal ceramics reveal about Steven Samford, who
Communities in Burkina Faso, in West Africa, will soon enjoy better quality water provided by nine new wells
University of Notre Dame religious studies and peace scholar Atalia Omer shows how re-examining
R. Scott Appleby, John M. Regan Jr. Director of the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies and professor of
Marya Lieberman, associate professor of chemistry and biochemistry at the University of Notre Dame, and her collaborators have
The White House announced last week that President Barack Obama will nominate University of
HP—a leading global information technology company—recently joined the Notre Dame
The Eck Institute for Global Health is hosting the 2013 Arthropod Genomics Symposium and VectorBase
At a May 30 event in Washington, D.C., University of Notre Dame Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow
Starting this summer, the Kellogg Institute’s Ford Family Program in Human
It was all for him, a celebration of 96 years of a life well-lived, 70 of them as a Catholic priest from Notre
The University of Notre Dame has taken a significant step toward realizing the ambitious
Hippolyt Pul, coordinator of the Africa Justice and Peace Working Group for Catholic Relief
$2 million gift designed to elevate the importance of climate change adaptation. The Global
South African President Jacob Zuma has appointed Mbuyiseli Madlanga to the Const.
Kellogg Institute for International Studies Faculty Fellow Scott Mainwaring presented a new analysis of
Catholic Relief Services (CRS) in Haiti has asked the Notre Dame Initiative for
The Notre Dame Initiative for Global Development (NDIGD) is taking the lead