The one-night-only exhibit at Yankee Stadium features materials from Hesburgh Libraries Rare Books and Special Collections and University Archives.

The Hesburgh Libraries welcomed three new faculty members in the fall 2024 semester.

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.

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.

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.

On Wednesday, September 18, Hesburgh Libraries faculty and staff members joined volunteers from across the University of Notre Dame as part of a week-long Habitat for Humanity build.

Hesburgh Libraries' Eric Morgan leverages technology to accelerate library research.

From a bike repair kit to board games, the Hesburgh Libraries' Library of Things isn’t your typical library collection.

Students, faculty and staff at the University of Notre Dame now have online access to award-winning, in-depth journalism from The Atlantic.

Access multimedia-rich learning and research sources across the social sciences.

The annual award honors students who demonstrate exemplary research skills while utilizing a breadth of library resources.

In 2024, milestones 51 through 60 were added to the digital exhibit to honor the Library’s 60th anniversary and acknowledge the work that students and scholars do within its spaces.

Congratulations, Julia Schneider, winner of the 2024 Rev. Paul J. Foik, C.S.C., Award.

Michelle Rivera, music library specialist at the Hesburgh Libraries, was elected to a two-year term as Recording Secretary for the Music Library Association (MLA) Board of Directors, effective March 2024.

Daniela Rovida, rare books cataloger and metadata librarian at the Hesburgh Libraries, was recently awarded a Research and Scholarship Program — Initiation Grant through Notre Dame Research.

Alicia Bates, Ed.D. has been elected to chair of the Board of Directors for the National Association for Campus Activities.

Members of the University of Notre Dame Community have access to millions of pages of primary source materials through the Adam Matthew Digital Collection (AM Explorer).

Library staff and faculty members were recognized for milestone years of service, and several were selected for recognition awards.

Fifteen teams of undergraduate students participated in the Hesburgh Libraries annual Hackathon.

Members of the Notre Dame community now have complete online access to more than 150 years of South Bend history through the new database.

CurateND, Notre Dame’s institutional repository, offers new features and a streamlined user experience to optimize discovery and access to the University’s research output.

The Library Research Award honors students who demonstrate exemplary research skills while using library resources.

Mapping the Middle Ages: Marking Time, Space, and Knowledge explores the tension between literal and figurative arrangements of space, time, and knowledge during the Middle Ages through the primary objects that remain.

Registration is now open for the 2024 Hesburgh Libraries Hackathon.

The Hesburgh Libraries will hold a Public Domain Day celebration with a series of events and a contest to highlight some of the works entering the public domain in 2024.

Making and Unmaking Emancipation in Cuba and the United States explores the fraught, circuitous and unfinished course of emancipation over the 19th century in Cuba and the United States.

The Navari Family Center for Digital Scholarship recently celebrated GIS Day 2023 by hosting workshops, lightning talks, roundtables and a reception.

Nearly 40 graduate students from four schools and colleges spent fall break at Hesburgh Library, working on their dissertations. The week-long camp gives students uninterrupted time to make significant progress on their projects.

Architecture Librarian Jennifer Parker has been honored as a member of the University of Notre Dame’s 2023 All-Faculty Team.

University of Notre Dame faculty, staff, and students now have full digital access to The New York Times.

A dedication, blessing, and campus open house of the Beth and Lou Holtz Family Grand Reading Room marked the start of the year-long celebration.

The Beth and Lou Holtz Family Grand Reading Room, the newest Hesburgh Library space to undergo a dramatic redesign, is open for students and faculty.

Hesburgh Libraries faculty and staff hosted a walking tour in Dublin, Ireland, that connected the city streets to our collections.

Notre Dame researchers used an extensive collection of rare notes developed by Hesburgh Libraries Rare Books and Special Collections to decipher the secrets of Benjamin Franklin’s paper money, giving a rare window into the early American monetary history.

Erika Hosselkus will serve as associate university librarian for the Scholarly Resources and Services division, effective August 1.

Mark Dehmlow will serve as associate university librarian for the Digital Strategies and Technology division, effective August 1.

The annual award honors students who demonstrate exemplary research skills while utilizing a breadth of library resources.

Congratulations to Alan Krieger on receiving the 2023 Rev. Paul J. Foik, C.S.C., Award for his outstanding professional contributions.

Hesburgh Libraries faculty (Tara Kenjockety and Tiffany Gillaspy) join in honoring the original inhabitants of the land that became known as Notre Dame at recent lacrosse games.

Hesburgh Libraries preservation experts offer some helpful tips on safely preserving your valued collections.

Library staff and faculty members were recognized for milestone years of service and several were selected for recognition awards.

15 teams who competed in the 2023 Hesburgh Libraries Hackathon were awarded honors on Sunday, April 2.

The University Archives: The visual, audio, and written memories of the University of Notre Dame

The Hesburgh Libraries invites submissions from undergraduate students for the 2023 University of Notre Dame Library Research Award.

Registration is now open for the 2023 Hesburgh Libraries Hackathon.

The Preservation and Conservation Unit is responsible for the care of Hesburgh Library's overall collections, with emphasis on prolonging the life and usability of records, books or other materials through conservation activities.

Through a new partnership, the Notre Dame community can now access *The Wall Street Journal*.

Leslie L. Morgan, Africana Studies and Education Librarian, was honored as a member of Notre Dame’s 2022 All-Faculty Team.

In 50 years of overlooked letters, French class discovers new insights into Father Sorin and the early days of Notre Dame.

Five Notre Dame graduate students were accepted into the second cohort of the Navari Family Center for Digital Scholarship Pedagogy Fellows.

Hesburgh Libraries’ Tracey Morton, program coordinator for User Services and manager of Interlibrary Loan Borrowing, was honored with a Presidential Achievement Award for 2022.

The annual award honors students who demonstrate exemplary research skills while using a breadth of library resources.

The 2022 Rev. Paul J. Foik, C.S.C., Award recognizes the outstanding professional contributions of Mandy Havert.

Members of the library staff and faculty were recognized for milestone years of service; several staff received an annual Library Award for Excellence and select faculty received a Zavislak Library Faculty Recognition Award.

Five teams who competed in the 2022 Hesburgh Libraries Hackathon were awarded honors on Sunday, March 27.

Notre Dame Stories published a photo essay about Rare Books & Special Collections’ holdings.

The Library Research Award honors students who demonstrate exemplary research skills while using library resources.

Faculty are invited to apply for the annual Library Acquisitions grant program, which is part of Notre Dame Research’s (NDR) internal grants program.

Registration is now open for the 2022 Hesburgh Libraries Hackathon. The annual competition challenges teams of Notre Dame undergraduate students to reimagine solutions to everyday problems.

Walk the Walk Week, a week-long series of University and department sponsored events designed to help us consider how we might take an active role in making Notre Dame even more welcoming and inclusive.

Twenty-four Notre Dame researchers, along with their collaborators at partner universities, have been awarded funding through Notre Dame Research’s Internal Grants Program.

Mandy Havert, associate librarian at Hesburgh Libraries, passed away on Thursday, October 21, 2021.

Share how GIS contributes to your research and projects that make a difference in our community and around the world.

K. Matthew Dames, the Edward H. Arnold University Librarian at the University of Notre Dame, launched his term as the 61st president of the Association of Research Libraries (ARL).

Lou Holtz honors memory of wife, Beth, with a gift to Hesburgh Library for the Grand Reading Room.

Five Notre Dame graduate students were accepted into the inaugural cohort of the Navari Family Center for Digital Scholarship Pedagogy Fellows.

Diane Walker shares highlights and reflections on her time as the University Librarian at Notre Dame and future opportunities for research libraries.

The Hesburgh Libraries and the Snite Museum of Art have launched an online teaching and research platform designed to make distinctive cultural heritage collections from the University accessible through a single portal.

K. Matthew Dames, university librarian at Boston University, has been appointed the Edward H. Arnold University Librarian at the University of Notre Dame.

Congratulations to Patricia Lawton on receiving the 2021 Rev. Paul J. Foik, C.S.C., Award for her outstanding professional contributions.

The annual award honors students who demonstrate exemplary research skills while utilizing a breadth of library resources.

Two teams consisting entirely of students from Computer Science and Engineering, took first and second place honors in the 2021 Hesburgh Libraries Hackathon.

Scott Weingart has been appointed to serve as director for the Navari Family Center for Digital Scholarship in the Hesburgh Libraries at the University of Notre Dame.

Three teams who competed in the 2021 Hesburgh Libraries Hackathon were awarded honors during a virtual ceremony on Saturday, May 1.

The University of Notre Dame seeks to contribute to a transition to a cleaner future where the burdens of change are equitably borne and not simply sloughed off to the poor and powerless.

The University of Notre Dame has long traditions in the research and teaching of Dante and is today considered one of the leading centers in the world for the study of the great Catholic poet.

After a yearlong hiatus, the Hesburgh Libraries Hackathon has returned with a new virtual format.

The Library Research Award honors students who demonstrate exemplary research skills while utilizing a breadth of library resources.

Registration begins for the 2021 Hesburgh Libraries Hackathon.

Love Data Week is an annual, week-long event each February dedicated to spreading awareness of the importance of data management, sharing, preservation and reuse.

The Fitzgerald Institute for Real Estate has teamed with the Hesburgh Libraries’ Business Library to advance real estate training, education, and research at Notre Dame.

A special holiday greeting from the Hesburgh Libraries.

This compilation is an excerpt from a three-part blog series originally published by the Association of Research Libraries.

Hesburgh Libraries partnered with the Association of Research Libraries to archive this SHARE dataset in CurateND — Notre Dame's institutional repository.

The annual award honors students who demonstrate exemplary research skills while utilizing a breadth of library resources.

Hesburgh Libraries celebrates years of service, announces annual Library Awards for Excellence, and introduces a new faculty award.

Diane Parr Walker, Edward H. Arnold University Librarian, has announced that she will retire in July 2021 after a decade of service at the helm of Hesburgh Libraries at the University of Notre Dame and over 40 years in research librarianship.

Several years ago, market research told us the Word of Life mural (affectionately called Touchdown Jesus by many), on the southern facade of the Hesburgh Libary, was Notre Dame’s most recognizable landmark, even more recognizable than the golden dome of the Main Building.

Hesburgh Libraries curators and conservators turned a physical exhibit into a facsimile of an early modern book, offering students a hands-on experience with a rare material.

Beginning August 3, access to Hesburgh Library will expand and in-person services will resume, with some modifications.

We are developing procedures to safely expand in-person library services and prepare for a controlled reopening of Hesburgh Libraries spaces. I write today to provide an update and additional details about what to expect as we approach the fall semester.

Notre Dame will welcome students back to campus for the 2020-21 fall semester the week of Aug. 10.

Congratulations to Pete Pietraszewski on receiving the 2020 Rev. Paul J. Foik, C.S.C., Award for her outstanding professional contributions.

With many conferences and events being canceled due to COVID-19, campus partners find ways to continue virtually.

The Hesburgh Library renovation project transforms spaces and services to support the needs of the digital age.

Notre Dame faculty and staff to 3D print several thousand clear plastic face shields at the request of local and regional medical systems.

In-person access to Hesburgh Library and branch libraries has been suspended. Consultations and services continue online in support of distance teaching and learning.

The free, multifaceted research repository is designed to showcase and preserve research outputs while allowing users to also tag their affiliated departments, centers, institutes, and facilities.

Notre Dame announced a suspension of all in-person classes on campus beginning Monday, March 23, through at least Monday, April 13.

The Hesburgh Libraries invites submissions from undergraduate students for the 2020 University of Notre Dame Library Research Award.

An inexpensive lead screening kit is comparable in accuracy and sensitivity to more costly in-home analysis.

Notre Dame restores forgotten letters of scholars’ physics debates

The Hesburgh Libraries acquires a rare 11th-century Byzantine codex — pseudo-Maximus the Confessor — a collection of excerpts on moral and religious topics.

An official exchange program was recently established between ND and the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile to strengthen scholarly engagement between the two institutions.

The Hesburgh Libraries celebrates a year of contributions to the library profession.

How librarian George Rugg's efforts shaped pro wrestling literature.

The Hesburgh Libraries is launching two new website features — Favorites and Checkout History — to meet the evolving needs of campus users.

The Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies and Notre Dame International are pleased to announce the continuation of the Keough-Naughton Library Research Award in Irish Studies.

Researchers from Notre Dame have received $180.6 million in research funding for fiscal year 2019 — $100 million more than 10 years ago and a more than 27 percent increase from last year.

Architecture students are tracing the history of Rome through its centuries-old travel guides with the help of HUE-ND.

George Rugg, retiring after 25 years as curator of special collections at Notre Dame's Hesburgh Library, explains the thrill of his job.

The 2019 Rev. Paul J. Foik, C.S.C., Award was awarded to Tracy Bergstrom, director of the Specialized Collection Services Program at Hesburgh Libraries.

Student research project seeks to reduce barriers to safe and accessible bathrooms.

Mr. and Mrs. James E. and Elizabeth J. Ferrell have donated six remarkable medieval manuscripts from their private collection.

Library faculty and staff were recognized for milestone years of service and several staff received the annual Library Award for Excellence.

Teams of undergraduate students will design, create and present a digital application to improve the Notre Dame community.

Ruiz plans to create a digital archive and mobile app devoted to the murals of Pilsen in partnership with the Historic Urban Environments Lab (HUE) at Notre Dame.

Two new service platforms are available to help build multimedia skills and promote teaching and learning with digital media.

Keelan Harkin from Canada is the first Keough-Naughton Library Research Award in Irish Studies grant recipient to visit campus.

The Klau Center for Civil and Human Rights announces new initiative to collect and record the voices of the Notre Dame community on the topic of race.

Students rank the top 5 best study spots on campus. Hesburgh Library spaces rank #1 and #3.

Notre Dame will dedicate the Matthew and Joyce Walsh Family Hall of Architecture as the new home for the School of Architecture Nov. 9.

Notre Dame will launch the first English translation of Solzhenitsyn's memoir during the "Higher Powers" conference.

Mat Sisk, anthropology librarian and GIS specialist in the Navari Family CDS, helps tackle a public health problem.

Hesburgh Libraries honored with the 2015 John Cotton Dana Award from the American Library Association.

Hesburgh Libraries celebrates a year of contributions to the library profession.

The Architecture Library created a 3D map of campus to assist those with visual challenges.

Doug Archer and Thurston Miller receive awards for their decades of dedication to the library profession.

Five Notre Dame faculty members have been awarded grants from Notre Dame Research’s Internal Grants Program.

Notre Dame will be the new hub for research on Russian novelist and historian, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, by connecting researchers to collections held by the Hesburgh Libraries.

Undergraduate Library Research Awards honor students who demonstrate superlative research skills while utilizing a breadth of library resources.

Organizational Development Librarian explores the remarkable transformations in academic libraries over decades and outlines how to prepare for future change.

The University of Notre Dame Press and the Hesburgh Libraries announce the launch of the *Notre Dame Press Collection*.

South Bend’s Historic Preservation Commission and Notre Dame’s Hesburgh Libraries and School of Architecture are giving new life to old South Bend.

Snite Museum of Art and Hesburgh Libraries will create a Unified Preservation and Exhibition Platform.

A community partnership between Hesburgh Libraries and St. Joseph County Public Library teaches kids computer coding through a free, 8-week long course called Google CS First.

Notre Dame Archives and Hesburgh Libraries have launched a research portal that preserves and increases access to important works of former University President Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C.

*Notre Dame at 175: A Visual History* celebrates the University's 175th anniversary with a collection of outstanding photographs and images.

Notre Dame Archives and Hesburgh Libraries ensure born-digital holdings are preserved and made globally accessible.

The Renovation Planning Team and the Document Delivery and Stacks Management Unit were recently honored with a Presidential Team Irish Award.

After a year of feedback and planning, the time has finally come; Hesburgh Libraries proudly announces the launch of its newly designed website.

Notre Dame researchers are collecting materials for a digital library of critical events that took place throughout Latin America over more than 60 years.

Six University of Notre Dame undergraduate students received honors for excellence in research skills during the 10th annual Undergraduate Scholars Conference.

Notre Dame researchers are studying social and economic patterns in pre-Federal America

Notre Dame Center for Civil and Human Rights and Hesburgh Libraries to introduce Convocate.

Hesburgh Libraries awarded National Leadership Grant for Libraries.

The Marilyn & Rudolph M. Navari Charitable Foundation has made a $10 million gift to the Hesburgh Libraries.

In the wake of the 50th anniversary of the University of Notre Dame’s Hesburgh Library, the University will begin an interior renovation of the iconic building later this month.