For Good: Stories from Notre Dame

Mar 06 2025 24 ep. 39 mins 5

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Offering a behind-the-scenes glimpse into life under the Golden Dome and the powerful stories that drive Notre Dame to be a force for good in the world.

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Meet Kate the Chemist, Notre Dame Science’s Explosive New Star (Ep. 25)

Mar 06 2025 29 mins

Science at Notre Dame just got a lot more exciting thanks to Kate the Chemist. As the University’s first-ever Professor for Public Understanding of Science, Dr. Kate Biberdorf is on a mission to ignite curiosity, break down barriers, and make science fun and accessible to all.In this episode of For Good, Kate shares her journey from chemistry lab to national TV and explains how h

Pete Bevacqua on a Landmark Year for Notre Dame Athletics (Ep. 24)

Feb 15 2025 39 mins

With the recent conclusion of a wildly successful Notre Dame football season and the ongoing dominance of the highly ranked women’s basketball team, Notre Dame Athletics is in the midst of a historic year—which is saying something for an athletics program as tradition-rich and accomplished as that of the Fighting Irish.In this episode of For Good, Pete Bevacqua, the James E. Ro

Hall Masses, Hoops, and Holy Cross Tradition with Rev. Pete McCormick, C.S.C. (Ep. 23)

Dec 12 2024 35 mins

As Assistant Vice President for Campus Ministry, Rev. Pete McCormick, C.S.C. helps infuse the sacred into the everyday at Notre Dame, seamlessly connecting the University’s Catholic tradition with the dynamic and diverse experiences of students. Father Pete’s joyful presence and genuine connection to the student body have made him one of the most beloved and influential figures

Dolly Duffy on Connecting the Notre Dame Family (Ep. 22)

Nov 21 2024 34 mins

For decades, the Notre Dame Alumni Association has cultivated one of the most passionate and engaged alumni and friends networks in the world. Under the leadership of Executive Director Dolly Duffy, this vibrant community thrives through a shared commitment to service, faith, lifelong learning, and the enduring spirit of Notre Dame.In this episode of For Good, Dolly shares her insp

Coach Corrigan and the Rise of Notre Dame Lacrosse (Ep. 21)

Nov 07 2024 41 mins

For more than three decades, Coach Kevin Corrigan has led the Notre Dame men’s lacrosse program with a commitment to building team excellence through an emphasis on character, culture, and community. His leadership has elevated the Fighting Irish from a fledgling varsity lacrosse program to the pinnacle of the sport, winning back-to-back national championships in dramatic and dec

Insights on Leadership from John Veihmeyer (Ep. 20)

Oct 17 2024 39 mins

For John Veihmeyer, Chair of the Notre Dame Board of Trustees, the most moving moment of the recent inauguration of Rev. Robert A. Dowd, C.S.C., was the blessing bestowed upon Notre Dame’s new president by his two immediate predecessors, honoring the unbroken line of Holy Cross leadership that extends all the way back to the University’s founder, Rev. Edward Sorin, C.S.C. This

Notre Dame’s Campus Plan with Doug Marsh (Ep. 19)

Sep 26 2024 31 mins

If you’ve visited Notre Dame’s campus in recent years, chances are you’ve encountered the telltale signs of progress and growth—stunning new buildings and landmarks, freshly renovated spaces, and several more construction projects underway. These efforts showcase the strategic vision behind the Notre Dame Campus Plan, a blueprint guiding the sustainable development of the U

Why Salima Rockwell chose Notre Dame (Ep. 18)

Sep 05 2024 36 mins

The sport of women’s college volleyball has seen a meteoric rise in popularity, underscored by record-setting attendance at matches—including one event last season that saw a world-record crowd of more than 90,000 fans. At Notre Dame, excitement is building around the Fighting Irish women’s volleyball program and for good reason: Notre Dame Volleyball is poised to ascend to n

Notre Dame students call her Dr. Mom—Maria McKenna (Ep. 17)

Jul 25 2024 39 mins

Notre Dame has long been known for its support of students from diverse backgrounds, from immigrant communities in the early 20th century to veterans on the G.I. Bill. Now, the University is continuing to expand the ways that it ensures the success and flourishing of all Notre Dame students, including first-generation, low socioeconomic status, or differently prepared learners.In t

Why democracy is in the very fabric of Notre Dame with David Campbell (Ep. 16)

Jul 11 2024 38 mins

The topic of democracy is front of mind these days, especially now as we enter the summer of a presidential election year in the U.S. The University of Notre Dame occupies a privileged position as a leading non-partisan voice in discussions about democracy, and the new Notre Dame Democracy Initiative signals the University’s intention to build on this unique legacy.In this episod