Henry Dickman '17 to clerk for Supreme Court Justice
Henry Dickman '17 will clerk for Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barret.
Senior Devin Diggs Serves as President of The Shirt Committee
On the walls of Lafortune Student Center, twenty-six evenly spaced frames hang, with imagery of helmets, jerseys, gridirons, and the Golden Dome. Each frame, beginning in 1990, showcases a Notre Dame football t-shirt design. While Notre Dame football is known for its merchandise – our bookstore is the largest in the country – these shirts push fandom to a whole new level. In a year where outside fans were not even allowed into the stadium, The Shirt 2020 made $400,000. …
Chas Jhin '14 Builds Team of Engineers for Cameo as VP of Engineering
As Cameo's VP of engineering, Chas Jhin, HYSP '14, is in charge of the company's technology and manages the engineering teams in Chicago and Los Angeles.
Hesburgh-Yusko Scholar Conal Fagan to continue his role as Notre Dame Leprechaun
Hesburgh-Yusko sophomore Conal Fagan will continue his role as the Notre Dame leprechaun for the 2019-2020 academic year.
Nicole Sganga '15 to Serve as CBS News 2020 Presidential Campaign Reporter
Hesburgh-Yusko alumna Nicole Sganga has been appointed a 2020 presidential campaign reporter for CBS News. …
Nikhil Garg '18 Wins OXY Genius Award
Hesburgh-Yusko Scholar Nikhil Garg '18 won the OXY Genius Award for his cryptocurrency start-up, Centralix.
Natasha Reifenberg '18 researches women's rights in Latin America
Hesburgh-Yusko Scholar Natasha Reifenberg '18, a philosophy major, has developed a passion for researching women’s rights in Latin America.
Sofia Carozza '19 explores the intersection of neuroscience and the humanities
Sofia Carozza’s path has also been anything but traditional. A double major in neuroscience and theology, with an interdisciplinary minor in philosophy, politics, and economics at the University of Notre Dame, Carozza is deeply passionate about the intersection of neuroscience with the humanities. “The study of the brain helps you understand the human person, and has important implications for everything from our daily habits to how we approach social justice,” she says.
CJ Pine '17 Recognized in Forbes' List of Commencement Speeches that Captured Higher Ed's Biggest Stories
CJ Pine '17 was recognized in Forbes' list of 2017 commencement speeches that captured higher ed's biggest stories.…
Teresa Kennedy '16 Receives Fulbright Language Teaching Assistantship
Hesburgh-Yusko alumna Teresa Kennedy '16 was awarded a Fulbright Teaching Assistantship to Colombia.
Teresa Kennedy '16 Receives Yenching Scholarship
Hesburgh-Yusko Scholars Program alum Teresa Kennedy '16 has been named a Yenching Scholar.
Natasha Reifenberg '18 and Lexi Doyle '17 Publish Article in the National Catholic Reporter
Scholars Natasha Reifenberg '18 and Lexi Doyle '17 published the article "El Salvador's proposal to increase jail sentences of women seeking abortions must be rejected" in the National Catholic Reporter.
Nicole Sganga '15 Publishes Article About DNC Chair Candidate
Hesburgh-Yusko alumna Nicole Sganga '15 published an article for CBS News about a candidate for the DNC.
Timothy Machasio Publishes "On Pseudo-Excellence and Corruption in the Kenyan Education System"
Senior Timothy Machasio published the article "On Pseudo-Excellence and Corruption in the Kenyan Education System" in The World Post.
Kyle Witzigman Wins Fulbright Award
Scholar Kyle Witzigman won a 2016-2017 Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship in Vietnam.
Jake Grefenstette Receives Yenching Scholarship
Jake Grefenstette, won the prestigious Yenching Scholarship to pursue a graduate degree at Peking University in China.
Scholar Abby Davis Offers 2016 Valedictory Address
Scholar Abby Davis '16 gave the 2016 valedictory address at the 2016 Commencement ceremony.
Kathleen Brennan '15 Receives Cleveland Foundation Public Service Fellowship
Hesburgh-Yusko alumna Kathleen Brennan is the recipient of a Cleveland Foundation Public Service Fellowship.
Sophomore Margaret Thomann Awarded USAID Research and Innovation Fellowship
Margaret Thomann, a sophomore Hesburgh-Yusko Scholar, is the only undergraduate at the University of Notre Dame to be awared a USAID Research and Innovation Fellowship.
Kathleen Brennan '15 Receives Invitation to the Ireland 2016 Diaspora Gala
Hesburgh-Yusko Scholars Program alumna Kathleen Brennan received an invitation from the Irish government to attend the Ireland 2016 Diaspora Gala Event in Dublin on March 16. She will join Professor Briona Nic Dhiarmada and other Notre Dame representatives as well as Irish President Higgins, dignitaries, Liam Neeson and many more at a red carpet event where the film version of 1916 The Irish Rebellion will premier.
Scholar Zoe Rae Rote Featured by the World Food Programme for her Work with the World Hunger Coalition
HY Scholar Zoe Rae Rote was featured by the United Nations World Food Programme for her work with Notre Dame's World Hunger Coalition.