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Kellogg, NDI Partner to Bring Mexico Fulbright to Notre Dame

An expert in political psychology and strategic communication will be the first scholar in residence at the Kellogg Institute for...

May 19, 2021
Discovering the power of big data

Two seniors at the Kellogg Institute for International Studies are learning that big data can be a game-changer for scholars...

October 30, 2020
Kellogg to host virtual panel on democracy and COVID-19

Later this month, a group of experts will examine how the pandemic is challenging – and changing – democracies worldwide...

August 24, 2020
Carozza contributes to new State Department report on human rights

A University of Notre Dame expert in international human rights law is part of a federal commission that recently released...

July 22, 2020
Postgraduate fellowships help alums gain development experience

The Kellogg Institute for International Studies’ new postgraduate fellowships are helping University of Notre Dame alums gain real-world experience in...

July 22, 2020
Interning Abroad, Remotely

Matthew Heilman ’23 planned to spend the summer working in a Tanzanian hospital as a medical intern, researching the educational...

July 16, 2020
'What are We Going to Do Next Time?'

A new study is asking whether cash transfers can help the women weather the mandatory curfews and enforced social distancing...

June 05, 2020
Undergrads reflect on COVID-19 experiences

A new Kellogg Institute for International Studies project is letting undergraduates tell the world how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting...

May 11, 2020
Nieto-Matiz Receives Outstanding Grad Student Award

Dissertation Year Fellow Camilo Nieto-Matiz, a comparative political scientist who studies state-building in violent contexts, has received the fourth annual...

May 11, 2020
Conference examines explosion of far-right thought worldwide

Plenty of scholars have studied far-right populist movements around the world. But what about the people who inspire those movements?...

February 13, 2020
‘Innovative’ female-only workshop emphasizes networking, community

Nearly two dozen female scholars who study violence gathered last month at a workshop at the University of Notre Dame...

January 08, 2020
Meeting in the Middle: Sociologists, Development Practitioners Share Ideas, Research at Annual Conference

Those who study development and those who try to put development principles in practice on the ground don’t often get...

November 11, 2019
Professor receives award for his article on Mexican Drug Wars

Guillermo Trejo, Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow and Associate Professor of Political Science, has received the Editorial Board Best Paper Award from...

September 12, 2019
Conference Examines Links Between Inequality, Governance

Calling the staggering disparities between the world’s richest and poorest “immoral” and “extraordinarily shameful,”a group of scholars and practitioners argued...

April 12, 2019
International Scholar Drawn to Community, Research

Before Joshua Pine ’19 came to the University of Notre Dame, he had never lived in the United States – or seen things...

March 05, 2019
Kellogg Institute Awards First-Ever Bartell Prize

Two students – one studying blood donation in Uganda and another studying sand mining in Kenya – are the recipients...

February 27, 2019
Faculty Fellow Authors New Book on How Parisian Market Women Shaped Notions of Citizenship in Revolutionary France

Faculty Fellow Katie Jarvis has written a new book that examines how one unlikely group – Parisian market women – played an influential role...

January 10, 2019
With An eye on Global Health, IDS Minor returns to parents’ homeland

When Eunice Agyapong ‘19 traveled to Ghana for the first time as an adult, she didn’t expect to be surprised by what...

November 30, 2018
Using ‘Machine Learning’ to combat child malnutrition

At first glance, many of the children at a nutrition treatment center in São Paolo look anything but hungry. Most,...

August 23, 2018