"This is going to be the greatest comeback story in American urban history." Gary, Indiana is rewriting its future. Once a cultural hub and later a symbol of decline, the city is rising again with the help of Notre Dame’s School of Architecture: https://t.co/UH1Xr0sHVn

Design professor James Rudolph is helping develop a real-time “electronic nose” with Engineering professor Nosang Myung. His focus on human-centered design shaped both a mounted sensor and a handheld tool built for real-world use: https://t.co/YSsQRW6Q4v

Student artists are helping restore Cedar Grove Cemetery — repainting statues, repairing monuments and renewing a sacred campus space. Read how their work is reshaping a place of prayer and memory:

Cleaning dirty water is a tough, growing challenge, but a new ink-jet printed membrane might help. It uses electric charges to zero in on pollutants and even recover useful materials, from metals in e-waste to nutrients in wastewater: https://t.co/ahWZX3Ll4w

Only 3 in 10 Veterans know about 0% down home loans. Join our mission to help veterans find their way home.

Last month, faculty from @NotreDame's Law School, @ArtsLettersND, @NDengineering, and @KeoughGlobalND were among 50 global experts at the Vatican to explore how artificial intelligence can advance peace, social justice, and human dignity. The conference, “Digital Rerum Novarum:

Modeled after @Ri_Science's 200+year tradition of Christmas Lectures, we invite engaging scientists skilled in the Faraday method of "showing" science through demonstrations for public audiences. ⭐️ The 2025 Christmas Lecture is just 4 days away: https://t.co/2IdyQDW3tL

Father Dowd extended greetings and prayers from the Notre Dame family as he met with Pope Leo on Friday. Their conversation centered on the role Notre Dame and other Catholic universities can play in supporting the Church, addressing the challenges of our times, and fostering

On Veterans Day, our Notre Dame ROTC cadets and midshipmen held their annual 24-hour vigil at the Clarke Memorial Fountain.

On a family farm in Ohio, the Hertzfelds raise more than a million hens that help feed the Midwest. Notre Dame researchers are helping protect flocks like theirs with an “electronic nose” that detects disease before it spreads: https://t.co/B8ZT7x12KS

In Ghana, schooling is tuition-free, but uniforms, meals, and supplies keep many kids out of the classroom. Through Changing Lives GH, Notre Dame students are fighting to make education truly accessible for all Ghanian children: https://t.co/dMirGq26TS

Tune in tonight at 7 PM ET for the Baraka Bouts Semifinals tournament! Notre Dame’s Women’s Boxing team is 47% of the way to their $75,000 goal to support resources for Holy Cross schools in Uganda.🥊☘️ Help move the needle and watch live at https://t.co/owYwS9gdo9

God. Country. Notre Dame. 🇺🇸  This week's Tailgate of the Week honors are about more than just a pregame party. This win goes to the Salute to Service Weekend Tailgate hosted by the Office of Military & Veterans Affairs and the O'Brien Notre Dame International Security Center.

Kyle Evanchuck, a US Navy veteran who works in the Office of Information Technology.

Ryan Kwon, a US Army veteran who will graduate in May with a degree in Finance.

Jen Laiber ‘90, ‘01MSA and Jennifer (Coyne) Reinkober ‘92, US Army veterans.

Liam Fangman '25 MBA, a US Air Force veteran.

Admiral William J. Houston '90, the third Notre Dame graduate to earn a four-star designation.

Admiral Christopher W. Grady ’84, who recently retired after nearly 42 years of distinguished service to our nation, presented the flag during the game.

While it was on campus, some Notre Dame vets had the special chance to hold the Flag as it made its way across the country:

This past weekend, the Sojourn 250 flag flew over the Notre Dame-Navy game at Notre Dame Stadium. After visiting U.S. military cemeteries & territories around the world, it’s now traveling to all 50 states before being raised in Washington, D.C., for America’s 250th celebration.