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Developed at the University of Notre Dame, Convocate is a research tool for investigating the connections between international human rights and Catholic social teaching. It searches theological and legal documents simultaneously, returning results in such a way that users are able to compare these bodies of thought side by side.

This institutional repository organizes and preserves the work of Notre Dame scholars, including Notre Dame dissertations and theses. Access to thesis and dissertation full content is determined by the author.

Digital exhibits of the Hesburgh Libraries showcase and provide access to materials that have been curated, digitized, and made available for virtual exploration.

This collection of digital projects, exhibits, and finding aids are from Hesburgh Libraries Rare Books & Special Collections.

The University Archives' digital collections consist of full issues of Notre Dame periodicals, other Notre Dame or Holy Cross publications, including Notre Dame sports history resources, and several manuscript collections.

Archival collection that assembles some of the writings and images of Fr. Hesburgh’s life. Although this project provides an expansive storyline of Father Hesburgh's life, these materials represent only a fraction of Father Hesburgh's rich collection housed in the University Archives.

An EdX course offered by Mat Sisk, a member of the Hesburgh Libraries faculty.