Built on curiosity: How Notre Dame and Puebla became research partners
In the summer of 2017, a University of Notre Dame student returned to Puebla. She had studied there the previous fall and decided to go back—this time as a Harper Cancer Research Institute-funded intern, working in Rocío Baños Lara's laboratory at the Centro…
iSURE: A program beyond the summer
This summer, eight students from Mexico took part in the International…
Two COIL programs connect Notre Dame and Mexico this year
This past academic year, Notre Dame Mexico supported two Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) programs, both designed to connect Notre Dame students with peers at partner institutions in Mexico City to ensure an international experience, even if students do not have the opportunity to…
Before Notre Dame, there was Pre-College
Notre Dame's Pre-College…
The Wicked Problem of Peace
By the time the panel closed, George A. López had been in Mexico City for a little over 24 hours—just long enough to start recognizing faces in the room at Universidad Autómoma de México’s (UNAM) Centro de Investigaciones sobre América del Norte (CISAN). But López has spent a career learning...
ND Mexico builds bridges: 35 years of opening doors with COMEXUS Fulbright-García Robles
A group gathers for a welcome celebration for Fulbright-García Robles fellows…
From conversation to collaboration: Notre Dame and IBERO launch a workshop for AI
About a year and a half ago, a conversation started. Not in a…
Beyond borders: The future Mexico and Notre Dame are building together
Maria Mercedes and Hazel Blackmore In mid-March, a delegation…
Permission to belong: María Inés Aranguren on learning to navigate big tech
María Inés Aranguren almost didn't go to Notre Dame. She had grown up in Guadalajara in a family where Notre Dame was simply part of the landscape—her grandfather, her father, uncles, and two siblings were all Domers. It was familiar. Beloved. But when the time came to apply, she cast...
Fail fast, adapt, move: How Andrea Guadarrama built a career in human rights one lost battle at a time
This article is part of Notre Dame Mexico's "Leading Ladies" features, a series profiling Notre Dame alumnae from Mexico who are excelling in fields where women have historically been underrepresented.…
The real toolkit: How María Cristina Miranda-Vergara uses communication and community to thrive in bioengineering
This article is part of Notre Dame Mexico's "Leading Ladies" features, a series profiling Notre Dame alumnae from Mexico who are excelling in fields where women have historically been underrepresented.…
Leading Ladies: A Notre Dame Mexico Alumni Series
International Women's Day was born out of the labor movement, shaped by decades of fight for equal rights, and recognized today in more than 100 countries during the month of March. More than a century later, even when the world has witnessed a significant change in society's thoughts about women's…
Encounter ND: Bringing graduate pathways to Mexico
On February 2–4, the University of Notre Dame…
Notre Dame's mission to Mexico: Defending the most vulnerable
Last October, Notre Dame Law Professor Jimmy Gurulé traveled to Mexico City with a clear message: the dangerous climate for immigrants made collaboration to defend the most vulnerable population urgent. In this context, Mexican nationals not only face language barriers in the courts but also systematic…
Breaking the myth: ND athlete balances training and professional development in Mexico City
There is a common misconception when it comes to study abroad and D1 athletics: you can’t do both. The demanding training schedules, team commitments, and rigorous academic expectations often create the impression that pursuing an international experience is simply incompatible. But being an athlete…
Mexico Global Center explores new strategic programming, partnerships at 2023 NAFSA conference
The largest international education conference, the National Association of International Educators (NAFSA),…
Three Notre Dame faculty featured as keynote speakers at international conference in Mexico
The XIII National Congress of Technology Applied to Health Sciences and the III Congress International Technology Applied to Health Sciences (CONITACS) was…
Notre Dame International participates in student orientation, counselor training in Mexico City
Leah Zimmer, executive director of International Student and Scholar Services (ISSA) at Notre Dame International joined the Mexico Global…
Notre Dame International hosts collaborative event with Pulte Institute, researchers in Mexico
On June 28, 2023, María Estela Rivero Fuentes, senior research associate…
A cultural exchange: Notre Dame’s Glee Club visits Mexico
The University of Notre Dame’s Glee Club spent ten days in Mexico as part of its first international tour since the pandemic. Twenty five members of the Glee Club visited three cities to perform concerts…
Economics of immigration: ND students spend spring break in Mexico
Students from the University of Notre Dame’s Economics of Immigration class spent their spring break in Mexico. The immersion experience in Puebla, led by Eva…