Tri-campus hosts annual Take Back the Night event
On Wednesday at Saint Mary's and Notre Dame, Take Back the Night was held with a series of events to advocate for survivors of sexual violence.
On Wednesday at Saint Mary's and Notre Dame, Take Back the Night was held with a series of events to advocate for survivors of sexual violence.
Notre Dame’s political science department launched a new required course, “Why Political Science?”, aimed at helping students explore the major’s academic foundations and real-world applications.
The Meruelo Family Center for Career Development will maintain its partnership with Visa for the Fintech Foundations Program in the fall.
The Disabled Student Alliance (DSA) and the Saint Mary’s chapter of Delta Alpha Pi (DAPi) were established on campus to provide support for students with disabilities.
Thanks to a donation from Allison and Thomas Franco, the Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts has been renamed. Beyond the name change, the Franco Family Institute for Liberal Arts and the Public Good aims to expand its initiatives and public engagement.
Neda Tahmasebifard, an assistant professor in the speech and language pathology department at Saint Mary’s College, researches the cleft lip and palate condition.
Mary Gallagher, dean of the Keough School of Global Affairs, spoke Tuesday on her research regarding law and justice in China.
In his farewell email to the student body, student body president emeritus Dawson Kiser announced that each of Notre Dame’s 32 residence halls will see new washers and dryers in the fall.
Students undergo or prepare to proceed with the room pick process within their respective residence halls. Each hall has individual policies which students must navigate while trying to settle on an ideal room plan for the upcoming school year.
On Sunday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., at the Angela Athletic and Wellness Center, Dance Marathon hosted their Marathon Day for Riley Children’s Hospital with nearly 50 participants.
"The entire Saint Mary’s College campus lost power at approximately 2:40 p.m. Monday."
The Early Childhood Development Center provides full-time and part-time care for members of the Notre Dame, Saint Mary’s and South Bend community.
On Saturday afternoon, one of many nationwide “Hands Off” protests occurred in South Bend, with thousands of protestors gathering in opposition to the Trump administration.
The weekend event offered admitted students a glimpse into campus life.
The College Democrats spent their time in D.C. networking with Notre Dame alumni who work on Capitol Hill and in the nonprofit sector.
For the fall semester of the 2025-26 academic year, professors discuss a variety of courses offered including historical literature, film culture, community education, cause-effect relationships in economics and social research.
On Wednesday evening, the 2025-26 student senate term began with the swearing in of the president and vice president, approving new representatives and departments and recognizing former leadership.
Notre Dame professors within the NDSIC program help explain the context, importance and impact of the recent Signal group chat links. They focus on national security implications and how the chat's contents shed light on Trump's foreign policy.
Kerry Alys Robinson, president and CEO of Catholic Charities USA, will receive the 2025 Laetare Medal at Notre Dame’s commencement in recognition of her leadership and commitment to faith-driven service.
Notre Dame creates projects with both faculty and community partnerships, including ND Hydro, Just Transformations to Sustainability Initiative, and a one-megawatt solar plant.