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Discovering the Power of Big Data

Attina Zhang ’21 and Timothy Burley ’21 are both Kellogg International Scholars who are taking part in ambitious, years-long research projects that integrate their nontraditional combination of interests in social science and data science. More...

Discovering the Power of Big Data

‘I Was Inspired by My Friends’: HDC Co-chairs Plan Conference Amidst Pandemic

An Interdisciplinary Partnership

A Passion for Development

Former International Scholar Among ND Alumni Association’s “Domer Dozen”

Kellogg ISP Relies on Design Thinking and Computer Science to Help Improve Lives

Barron Featured as Evangelical Climate Activist in Rolling Stone

Tang on Purity Culture and Victim-Blaming of Asian American Women

‘They Didn’t Fail Because They Had Each Other’

Podcast: Being “For Others”: Human Rights, Personhood, and Dignity in Sierra Leone (Cat Bolten & Anne Foley)

Podcast: Contextualized Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation (Paul Perrin & Anna Lee)

Kellogg International Scholar Alumni Stay Connected

Three Kellogg Alums Receive 2020 Library Research Awards

Discovering the Power of Big Data

An Affinity for Problem Solving Leads International Scholar to South Africa, Denmark – and to the Great Books Major

Across Three Continents, Research and Languages are Keys to Success for ISP Trevor Lwere

Podcast: Faith-Based Approaches to Integral Ecology and Sustainable Development

Follow up on COVID-19 in Bolivia: A Small Fraction of The Struggle

Postgraduate Fellowships Help ND Alums Gain Development Experience

Dominican Republic: Coronavirus vs. The Elections

Kellogg Seniors Head to Grad School, Fellowships, Leadership Programs

Honoring Fr. Bob: Memorial Essay Contest Winners Announced

The Kellogg Institute Congratulates its 2020 Graduating Seniors

2020 Senior Spotlights

Kellogg International Scholar Patrick McCabe named 2020 Truman Scholar

Undergrads Reflect on COVID Experiences

Building Dialogue: ISP Scholar Explores Religion, Migration, and Communal Memory in Greece

Coronavirus in Venezuela

COVID-19 in Bolivia: We Lost The War, But Still Trying To Win The Battle

COVID Reflection - Letter to all

Faculty Fellow’s Family Inn Serves As Port In The Storm For Students Sidelined by Coronavirus Closure

Kellogg International Scholars Program 'Shaped My Time at Notre Dame'

International Scholar Studies Culture of Skin Bleaching in the Caribbean

Disparities in Healthcare Access for Undocumented Latino Immigrants in Indiana vs. Illinois

The Application of Theories of Violence to Transnational Migration Through Mexico

What We’re Concerned About: Climate Change

Humanizing Migrants and Refugees: On the Border

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SARS as an Instrument of Governance in Nigeria: A Symbol or Victim of a Compromised System and Malignant Culture?

Thursday

Welfare States and Immigration in Latin America: Immigrants’ Inclusion to Social Policy in Argentina (HYBRID)

Monday

Nominations for the 2021 Outstanding Doctoral Student Contributions Award

Marxism and Colonial Blackness (VIRTUAL)

Tuesday

SARS as an Instrument of Governance in Nigeria: A Symbol or Victim of a Compromised System and Malignant Culture?

Wednesday

Casting the First Stone: Understanding Attitudes towards Extralegal Violence in Brazil (VIRTUAL)

The Long-run Effects of Distortions on the Geography of Production (VIRTUAL)

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Nominations for the 2021 Outstanding Doctoral Student Contributions Award