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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was associate counsel to President George W. Bush on Sept. 11, 2001. In the aftermath of the attacks he assisted with legal responses and later helped work on the USA PATRIOT Act.
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The University of Notre Dame's Institute for Social Concerns invites the public to an event Thursday at 5 p.m. celebrating a new mural by South Bend native Oscar Joyo depicting four noted figures from the city's west side.
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Officials with Notre Dame's Veldman Family Psychology Clinic say they're excited for its potential to boost research while also meeting mental health care needs in the South Bend community.
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A study earlier this year found South Bend, with the lowest home prices, to be the nation's best college town for investing in short-term-rentals.
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Notre Dame associate professor of marketing Vamsi Kanuri's study found paywalls deterred 59% of people from subscribing. But people encountering paywalls were 84 times as likely to subscribe to digital news sites than those who didn't hit paywalls.
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After the Indiana Supreme Court declined to hear Tamara Kay's appeal, Special Judge Stephen David has ordered her to pay $200,000 to the Irish Rover, Notre Dame's conservative student newspaper, to pay its attorney fees.
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Evictions remain high in Indiana as Notre Dame’s clinic offers free legal help. New data also shows the state now leads the nation in foreclosure rates.
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After a funeral Mass at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, late former Notre Dame football coach Lou Holtz on Monday was buried in Cedar Grove Cemetery next to the grave of his wife, Beth, who died of cancer in 2020.
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Kristine Chua is co-lead on the The Microchimerism, Human Health & Evolution Project.
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The Golden Dome on the University of Notre Dame campus. The university's Law School Immigration Clinic is accepting new clients.