Kristin Hager, assistant professor of biological sciences, gave students in her “Cell Biology” class extra credit for dressing as their favorite cell biology concept. This student chose to represent the flu.

Notre Dame hosted its fourth Regional Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium in the Jordan Hall of Science, where more than 150 undergraduate researchers from Notre Dame, Hope College and the University of Michigan presented the results of their summer research

Notre Dame student Nancy Paul presents the results of her summer research during the University’s regional Undergraduate Research Symposium.

Community members joined students, faculty and staff for the first annual “Running for a New Ara” to raise money for the Ara Parseghian Medical Research Foundation, which funds research on Niemann Pick disease.

Parents of junior science majors experienced a day in the lives of their sons and daughters as they conducted lab experiments on retinal degeneration during Junior Parents Weekend.

The research of junior Kate Lambert focuses on the control of gene expression during development in the lab of Paul Huber, professor of chemistry and biochemistry.

Students in physics professor Ani Aprahamian’s course, “Concepts of Energy and Environment,” are spending part of the semester crafting and presenting their recommendations for a new energy policy for the United States.