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Center for Health Sciences Advising offers med school guidance

Notre Dame’s Center for Health Science Advising seeks to provide personalized, holistic support for aspiring doctors.

SMC elects new student body president and vice president

Ivory Munoz and Kayli Zelinske-Mader were elected last week.

Harvard political scientist lectures on democracy

Student government hosts Marcus Freeman and Peter Bevacqua

On Wednesday evening, head football coach Marcus Freeman shares insights with director of athletics Peter Bevacqua during a student-only lecture event in DeBartolo Hall. Freeman spoke on the impact of his family, the pivotal role of mentorship and the life lessons he learned.

Student senate welcomes the incoming 2025-2026 senate class

On Wednesday, the Notre Dame student senate recaps its tenure and elects a new executive board, while sitting senators give their final thoughts to the incoming senate class.

Notre Dame graduates found online clothing business

Notre Dame graduates, Lola Fernandez and Callie Shaw, launched their online clothing service, The Clothesline Company, in spring 2023.

Sophomore, graduate student pair launch ‘myTickets’ with Notre Dame Idea Center

Notre Dame sophomore Rafael Labuto and graduate student Kenan Wursthorn founded the company with the goal of creating a better experience for ticket buyers who are looking to avoid high resale prices.

Phase two of Main Circle renovation commences

Construction began last week on Main Circle as a continuation of renovation efforts. The project is expected to be done in September 2025.

Saint Mary's 2025 commencement speaker choice receives pushback

Belles for Life and The Loretto Trust have released statements calling for the rescinding of the offer to former president of Ireland Dr. Mary McAleese due to her stances on abortion and gay marriage, among other concerns.

New club makes blankets for kids in hospital

The Connected Care Club held a blanket-making event at Saint Mary’s College.

Notre Dame acceptance rate drops to 9%

Notre Dame announced regular decision admissions for the class of 2029 Thursday. This admission cycle saw over 5,000 more applications than last year and a 2% decrease in the admission rate.

Saint Mary's hosts ninth year of Student Health Fair

On Friday, at the Angela Athletic and Wellness Complex’s fieldhouse, Saint Mary's Wellness Committee hosted their annual 'Student Health Fair' for the ninth year.

Vielhauer and Lumley prepare to lead with student-focused agenda

Student body president-elect Jerry Vielhauer and vice president-elect Sonia Lumley share their plans to build a more inclusive, transparent and student-focused Notre Dame through policy reform and community engagement.

Sisters of the Holy Cross issue statement on Trump’s executive actions

The General Leadership Team of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross released a statement on Thursday, March 13, criticizing the Trump administration’s executive orders.

Pontifical Commission Secretary delivers speech on Catholicism and diplomacy

The Honorable Emilce Cuda, secretary of the Pontifical Commission for Latin America, delivered a lecture emphasizing diplomacy, social justice and the necessity of hope-driven community action rooted in Pope Francis’s teachings.

OCIA students prepare to receive sacraments during Easter

Notre Dame’s OCIA program, the largest in University history, is guiding 55 students through the process of initiation into the Catholic Church this Easter.

Student senate tests ND AI pilot and looks ahead to new term

On Wednesday evening, Notre Dame's student senate met for the second-to-last meeting of their term.

Saint Mary’s hosts Lenten services

The Center for Faith, Action and Ministry (CFAM) provides a variety of events and retreats for students to observe Lent.

Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies host journalist Helen Zia for speaker series

On Wednesday evening in Morris Inn's Smith Ballroom, journalist and author Helen Zia discussed her life and work as part of Notre Dame’s Asian American Distinguished Speaker Series.

Institute for Social Concerns hosts author Andrea Elliott

Andrea Elliott spoke on March 6 about her book “Invisible Child: Poverty, Survival & Hope in an American City.”