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Keough School welcomes new students to campus

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By Josh Stowe, Renée LaReau
| University of Notre Dame
Master of global affairs students at Notre Dame's Keough School of Global Affairs are pictured along with Mary Gallagher, the Marilyn Keough Dean of the school. This fall, the Keough School of Global Affairs welcomes a diverse group of undergraduate, master’s and doctoral students to campus — young leaders who are dedicated to working on global policy issues that impact human dignity and flourishing worldwide.
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Peace Accords Matrix brings implementation expertise to Africa’s Great Lakes region

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By Josh Stowe
| University of Notre Dame
United Nations peacekeeping troops facilitate the safe passage of people relocating from eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to Rwanda. Photo credit: MONUSCO. The University of Notre Dame’s Peace Accords Matrix is expanding its work to Africa’s Great Lakes region, seeking to contribute to the peace process between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda by providing expertise on peacemaking and peacebuilding that will support the work of local stakeholders.
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Notre Dame Researcher Shows How AI Can Personalize Learning for Homeschooling Families

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By Josh Stowe
| Business News for Profit
By Josh Stowe More than 3.4 million American children, or about 6 percent of the school-age population, now learn at home, and that group has grown at nearly three times the pre-pandemic rate. Homeschooling is also increasingly popular in countries including Canada and the United Kingdom, as more parents look to customize educational options for their children.
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