Berthiaume family donates $35 million to establish Center for Biomedical Discovery
The University of Notre Dame has announced a $35 million gift by Douglas and Diana Berthiaume to establish a new Center for Biomedical Discovery.
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The University of Notre Dame has announced a $35 million gift by Douglas and Diana Berthiaume to establish a new Center for Biomedical Discovery.
After a man with a knife allegedly threatened a woman in a laboratory in Stinson-Remick Hall of Engineering on Monday, Notre Dame has been reportedly conducting a review of its policies and procedures “to ensure buildings and spaces across campus remain safe and secure.”
A man with a knife allegedly approached a woman in a lab in Stinson-Remick Hall of Engineering on Monday around 9:30 a.m., an ND Crime Alert email reported. The man instructed her to close the windows before another person entered the room, at which point the man concealed the knife and asked for the restroom before departing.
During the Alumnae Association Champagne Brunch on Wendnesday, the Saint Mary’s College Alumnae Association Board of Directors honored senior Giselle Martinez with the 2026 Outstanding Senior Award for her academic and professional excellence. Held Wednesday at Noble Family Dining Hall, the board of directors publicly announced Martinez as the recipient and welcomed current students and alumnae to recognize their accomplishments on and off campus.
For Saint Mary’s 179th commencement ceremony, nine valedictorians have been named to represent the class of 2026. Abigail Newton was selected to give the valedictory address.
Saint Mary’s College has received a “landmark” gift from alumna Lorraine Sheehan Wilson ’85 and her husband, Notre Dame graduate Chris Wilson ’85, to establish the Wilson Sheehan Scholarship Fund. The announcement was made to the Saint Mary’s community Wednesday afternoon by College President Katie Conboy.
Martin Soros never expected to be named valedictorian of the University of Notre Dame’s class of 2026.
With deadlines, grad shoots and commencement speeding up toward the big day of graduation, the class of 2026 of Saint Mary’s College is taking time to celebrate Senior Week. Seniors Mary O’Connell, Brooke Greer and Gwyneth Sheffer were responsible for planning the festivities of Senior Week.
Out of the nine valedictorians chosen for the 179th commencement, Saint Mary’s College senior Abigail Newton has been designated to provide the valedictory address on Saturday at Le Mans Green.
Five Holy Cross College salutatorians have been named for the class of 2026. Hailing from places nationally and globally, students share their experiences at the College and their future plans.
For the 59th commencement at Holy Cross College, senior Job Herrmann has been recognized as the valedictorian for the class of 2026.
As students near the end of their undergraduate education at Saint Mary’s College, the Career Services Office has launched a survey for graduates to share their postgraduate experiences.
Paul Popiel has been hired by the University to take over the Notre Dame band program after the 2025-2026 academic year concludes.
Through commencement week, graduating seniors at Saint Mary’s representing diverse ethnic backgrounds within their different fields of study hope to celebrate one last time. Leading the 19th annual multi-ethnic celebration is Adriana Petty, the director of Multicultural & International Student Services.
Before I ever set foot on campus, Eddy Street Commons had already made an impression on me. My parents brought me to it during my only campus visit — the Navy game my freshman year of high school. It seemed kind of picturesque: a walkable strip right off campus with restaurants and shops, clean sidewalks and Touchdown Jesus visible in the background. It looked exactly like what a proper college food scene was supposed to be. I remember thinking: this is where I’ll spend a lot of time with friends I hadn’t even met yet. I was right about that. But I hadn’t realized that the Eddy Street I’d come to love was the culmination of years of change.
Several on-campus restaurants are set to close, and a number of new dining options will open at the beginning of the fall semester, Notre Dame Dining confirmed in a statement to The Observer.