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Here's a listing of Notre Dame-related U.S. stamps. by milhouse

I believe it's complete.

Knute Rockne -- Scotts #2376. The stamp is from 1988. It was a 22 cent stamp, the cost of first class domestic letter postage at the time.



Notre Dame Administration Building -- Scotts #UX157. This was a preprinted postcard issued in 1991, denominated 19 cents for domestic mail.



Four Horsemen -- Scotts #3184L. The stamp is from 1998. It was a 32 cent stamp, the cost of first class domestic letter postage at the time. It was part of the "Celebrate the Century" series related to the 1920s.



Fr. Hesburgh -- Scotts #5241. The stamp is from 2017. It is denominated "Forever" for first class domestic letter postage, but it sold for 49 cents when it was issued.



I'm not aware of any Notre Dame-related foreign postage stamps.