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ND Law Professor Jimmy Gurulé Discusses Exoneration Justice Clinic’s Work in Interview with Renowned Journalist Carmen Aristegui
Last week, ND Law Professor Jimmy Gurulé was interviewed by Carmen Aristegui, widely regarded as one of Mexico's most prominent journalists, to discuss the work of the Notre Dame Exoneration...
Notre Dame J.S.D. candidates Nicolás Buitrago-Rey and Juan Carlos Gazmuri conduct research on democracy and human rights at the Max Planck Institute
Nicolás Buitrago-Rey and Juan Carlos Gazmuri, J.S.D. candidates at Notre Dame Law School, conducted research on issues of democracy and international human rights law at the Max Planck Institute for...
Notre Dame Law School Names 2025-26 Murphy Fellows
Continuing a tradition of supporting students committed to the study of law and religion, Notre Dame Law School has selected four highly accomplished first-year students—Hayden Girard, Grace Messemer, Mary Clare...
Perspectives That Inspire
As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, we take this moment to recognize the extraordinary scholarship, leadership, and service of Hispanic and Latino faculty whose work continues to enrich...
Lady Chief Justice of Northern Ireland Siobhan Keegan talks about life and the law at Notre Dame
The Keough-Naughton Institute and its Clingen Center for the Study of Modern Ireland hosted Keegan as part of the Women in Leadership series.
Panel Explores Catholic Social Teaching and Human Rights in Africa
Notre Dame Law School recently hosted a panel event titled, “How Does Catholic Social Teaching Animate Human Rights in Africa,” examining the intersection of Catholic social teaching, African culture, and...
Faculty Profile: Professor Mary Ellen O’Connell, Globally Influential Scholar of International Law and Peace
Professor Mary Ellen O’Connell holds the Robert & Marion Short Chair in Law at Notre Dame Law School and is also Professor of International Peace Studies in the University’s Kroc...