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August 17, 2026
Rick Garnett of the University of Notre Dame and Joshua Hochschild of Mount St. Mary’s University examine the religious liberty and church-state issues at the center of the debate.
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ABC News
August 17, 2026
David Campbell, a professor of politics at the University of Notre Dame, told ABC News that Carter ran on describing himself "as a born-again or evangelical Christian, and no presidential candidate had ever done that before."
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Political Science
The New York Times
August 14, 2026
“He’s seen online as an antihero, a Batman of characters — someone to stand up for the dissatisfaction that is being felt,” said Tim Weninger, a computer science professor at the University of Notre Dame who studies social media and violent discourse on the internet.
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Computer Science and Engineering
August 14, 2026
“The wisest choice is probably to rely on the IRS list,” said Lloyd Mayer, a professor at the University of Notre Dame Law 91视频 who researches nonprofits.
Yahoo
August 14, 2026
Skeptics focus on durability rather than speed. Patrick Corrigan, a law professor at the University of Notre Dame, questioned whether the fundamentals will catch up. Whenever there is speculation, there's also usually substance and fundamentals. The question here is whether the price investors are going to end up paying is going to match up to the substance and fundamentals of what AI is really going to do in the real economy and as a business.
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The Economist
August 14, 2026
The jumble of lists confuses even election-law experts like Derek Muller of the University of Notre Dame. “It is quite unclear to me how the various lists are supposed to interact with one another,” he says. Part of the confusion regards timing. The deadlines for the federal government sending lists to the states and the states sending lists to the USPS are both 60 days before an election, which seems to make it difficult for the former to inform the latter.
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Time
August 14, 2026
“I would not say that the evidence [of a revival] has been convincing, but there are hints in the data,” says David Campbell, a professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame. “It’s entirely possible that the anecdotal reports are a leading indicator—so one possibility is three years from now, we’ll be having this conversation and say yeah, it turns out there really was a religious revival; it just takes a while to show up in the data.”
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Political Science
phys.org
August 13, 2026
A study recently published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that dissatisfaction with democracy resulted in lower support for democratic behaviors in Mexico, according to development economist and co-author Enrique Seira Bejarano of the University of Notre Dame. Seira, the Joe and Deborah Loughrey Professor of Economics, studies how malfunctioning political institutions can cause economic issues and how democracy benefits and spurs economic growth in a country.
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Department of Economics
America
August 13, 2026
By Rev. Robert A. Dowd, C.S.C., president of the University of Notre Dame.
Los Angeles Times
August 11, 2026
“Almost everybody we’re talking with and working with in higher education is getting really serious about how issues involving artificial intelligence are shaping a lot of the ethical questions that we want to study and the formation work we need to do with our students,” said Meghan Sullivan, a philosopher and director of the Notre Dame Institute for Ethics and the Common Good.ND Experts
Department of Philosophy
Inside Higher Ed
August 11, 2026
We last checked in with Sonia Howell, director of ND Learning’s Office of Digital Learning at Notre Dame, back in 2023. Since we last spoke, the AI tsunami has hit our universities. I was curious about how Sonia is thinking about AI and learning. She graciously agreed to answer my questions.