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Called a "once-in-a-generation scholar, teacher, and colleague," Dennett was one of the most read and debated philosophers of his time.

Called a "once-in-a-generation scholar, teacher, and colleague," Dennett was one of the most read and debated philosophers of his time.

India News: The humanities were once at the core of the university.

An exhibition of new work by artist Mary Lum is on view from April 4 through May 18, 2024. The show, temporary arrangements, presents 12 new paintings

Notre Dame AAAS Fellows Beth Archie, Peter Burns, Nitesh…

Melba Phillips co-authored a paper with J. Robert Oppenheimer in 1935 that proved important in the development of nuclear physics. Later she became an outspoken critic of nuclear weapons

A process that reheats some white dwarfs might mean they are much older than previously thought, indicating a potential need to recalculate the age of stellar populations such as the Milky Way.

Many see federalism as the front line of the battle for the heart of India’s democracy, says Louise Tillin, Professor of Politics at King’s College, London.

The Ford School of Public Policy hosted the first day of the inaugural Dean’s Symposium on "Policy Innovation in Our Times" on Thursday.

Professor Gabriele Gramelsberger is the first German researcher to be awarded the K. Jon Barwise Prize of the American Philosophical Association.Professor Gabriele Gramelsberger, Chair of Philosophy of Science and Philosophy of Technology at RWTH and