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Notre Dame Academic Appointed to Electoral Reform Committee

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Celebrating collaboration

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Meet the UNDA alumna working in bushfire recovery

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Budding student journalist wins prestigious award

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Expert opinion: Domestic Violence Awareness Month

 Future student

The advanced difference between life and death

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Notre Dame student donates her hair to a good cause

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Notre Dame alumna named in 30 Under 30

 Community | Research MAY 05 AT 10:23 AM

What would it mean to see forgiveness as a “work of love”?

Community MAY 04 AT 14:53 PM

Is there still a place for the “religious voice” within our national conversation?