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Pulitzer Prize winning reporter discusses new “age of acceleration”

Thomas Friedman, three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and author of six best-selling books, discussed his book “Thank You for Being Late: An Optimist’s Guide to Thriving in the Age of Accelerations” on Friday in the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center during a lecture hosted by the Mendoza College of Business.

College STEM students present posters highlighting summer experiences

‘Subway Alumni’ exhibit passion for Notre Dame through national jewelry store

“Subway Alumni” is a term that refers to those dedicated Notre Dame fans who possess strong allegiance to the University despite not having attended the school. Two proud Subway Alumni, Charlotte and David Putnam, have turned their passion for Notre Dame into a national jewelry company.

Cardinal Joseph Tobin speaks on immigration

Cardinal Joseph Tobin, Archbishop of Newark, N.J., asked listeners to consider the causes and solutions to the hardheartedness affecting many in the Catholic community during a lecture hosted by Notre Dame’s Center for Social Concerns in the Carey Auditorium on Thursday.

ESPN College GameDay visits Notre Dame ahead of Michigan matchup

City of South Bend shows support for Irish ahead of Michigan game

Notre Dame and Michigan remember historic rivalry before game

Notre Dame hosts Michigan in Special Olympics flag football series

PrismND president announces resignation

Saint Mary's creates new roles in Student Academic Services

The beginning of the academic year marked a significant change in the administrative operations at Saint Mary’s. Due to the retirement of Susan Vanek, associate dean of advising and director of first year studies, Saint Mary’s divided Vanek’s responsibilities into three new roles, all which fall under the Student Academic Services division.

Show Some Skin, student government to host Notre Dame: Unfiltered

Saint Mary's dorms undergo maintenance and renovation projects

Alumni residents, president discuss tradition and community

Author delivers lecture on free speech

Right to Life club aims to expand initiatives in coming year

University announces 2018 Notre Dame Award recipients

Saint Mary's hosts annual student involvement fair

Saint Mary’s Campus Cursive club spreads “love letters” to campus

International Justice Mission of Notre Dame organizes "Night to End Slavery" Prayer Service

Environmental engineering program earns accreditation

Notre Dame’s environmental engineering program has now earned accreditation from the Engineering Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).