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Notre Dame tour guides share experiences, passion for University

Notre Dame students reflect on the rewarding experience of being a Notre Dame tour guide and guiding prospective students and families around campus, sharing their passion for Notre Dame while navigating questions, personal memories and campus traditions. 

Saint Mary’s hosts Ireland celebration

Saint Mary’s College hosts Ireland Celebration to promote the Maynooth study abroad program.

The sixth annual EuroCup trivia night brings triumph

Duncan Hall’s ‘Rasputin Rizzlers’ triumphed at Notre Dame’s 6th annual EuroCup trivia night, showcasing their expertise in European-themed questions.

Students struggle with parking at Saint Mary's

The parking problem has been felt across campus as students struggle to find parking on school grounds.

Center for the Study of Spirituality hosts the 2024 Thomas Merton lecture in Carroll Auditorium

Student senate elects junior class council vice president and treasurer

The Notre Dame student senate met on Wednesday afternoon.

Raclin event discusses priests’ artistic endeavors

On Wednesday the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art hosted an event featuring two priests’ art.

Saint Mary’s College Democrats hosts election debrief

On Wednesday, the Saint Mary’s College Democrats met to discuss the outcome of the presidential election.

Notre Dame alum picked to helm CIA

John Ratcliffe, a graduate of the Notre Dame class of 1987, was nominated to be the Director of the CIA.

Political science professors speak on election results, future of Trump administration

Political science professors speak on the 2024 election results and what they envision the future will look like.

AccessABLE club supports and advocates for disabled students

Co-presidents of the student club AccessABLE discussed the challenges facing disabled students on campus.

Notre Dame Press celebrates 75th anniversary, holds book festival and sale

Students enjoyed the University of Notre Dame's annual book sale currently being held in Hesburgh Library.

Athletic Director Pete Bevacqua shares challenges of the role

Notre Dame Athletic Director Pete Bevacqua ’93 spoke to law students about his career, the changing landscape of college athletics and his commitment to balancing sports and academics.

Governor Ron DeSantis speaks while student protesters gather in opposition

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis spoke in DeBartolo Hall on Friday while student protestors gathered outside with speeches from student club leaders.

Former Wall Street Journal editor-in-chief speaks on shift in elections, parties

On Friday, the former editor-in-chief of the Wall Street Journal unpacked the election results in the 2024 Thomas H. Quinn lecture.

First Gen Family celebrates first-generation students during week's concluding event

Meeting at St. Mary's Angela Fieldhouse, tri-campus students celebrated First-Generation Week together with activities and food.

Center for Zebrafish Research studies genetic mutations and regeneration

The Center for Zebrafish Research, led by professor David Hyde, uses zebrafish to study and experiment with genetic mutations and regeneration.

CFAM hosts political dialogue for students following 2024 election

The Center for Faith, Action and Ministry (CFAM) hosted a political dialogue on Wednesday evening for students to discuss their experiences in the past few months of the election in a group format.

Irish campaigner, activist and journalist gives lecture on Northern Ireland’s Good Friday Agreement and peace process

On Tuesday evening the Keough-Naughton Institute hosted Emma DeSouza, founder and co-facilitator of The Civic Initiative, to give a lecture titled “From Partition to Partnership: The Future of Ireland’s Peace Process.”

Dowd leads post-election prayer service

University president Fr. Robert Dowd and assistant vice president for Campus Ministry Fr. Pete McCormick hosted a prayer service at Our Lady of The Lake Peace Plaza.