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Exhibits

1924 national champion Fighting Irish tackle bigotry and promote a more inclusive America.

Notre Dame Football Kills Prejudice: Citizenship and Faith in 1924

Two newly discovered fragments of Adenet le Roi’s Berte as grans piès (Bertha of the Big Foot) attest to the poem’s circulation.

Spotlight Exhibit — A Fourteenth-Century Chanson de Geste Fragment

Mary Wollstonecraft writes and revises herself on revolutions in France and in women’s lives.

Wollstonecraft: Revolution & Textual Evidence

News

Each year, during fall and spring break, graduate students from across the University of Notre Dame join the annual Hesburgh Libraries Dissertation and Thesis camp.

Hesburgh Libraries hosts fall Dissertation and Thesis Camp

University Archives exhibit celebrates Four Horsemen legacy.

University Archives exhibit celebrates Four Horsemen legacy

Members of the University of Notre Dame community now have access to Sage Campus and Sage Skills, two databases that help students learn and develop the necessary skills and research methods needed to successfully pursue their academic endeavors.

Featured Resources: Sage Campus and Sage Skills

Authors Elizabeth Hogan and Charles Lamb answer questions about their research and writing processes for their new book Fighting Irish Football: The Notre Dame Tradition in Photographs.

Co-authors of “Fighting Irish Football” discuss their new book

Events

7
NOV

A Gentle Introduction to Unix Commands and Regular Expressions

7
NOV

Using a Concordance

7
NOV

Making a StoryMap

8
NOV

Exhibit Open House - Notre Dame Football Kills Prejudice: Citizenship and Faith in 1924

11
NOV

How to Make a Book

12
NOV

Introduction to Natural Language Processing with Python

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