Notre Dame offices and organizations host Red Zone Awareness Week
The annual Red Zone Awareness Week is hosted by offices and organizations throughout the University of Notre Dame to prevent and spread awareness on sexual assault.
The annual Red Zone Awareness Week is hosted by offices and organizations throughout the University of Notre Dame to prevent and spread awareness on sexual assault.
Belles Love Though Loss, a grief support group at Saint Mary's, offers a space for students to support each other through their grief. Students have taken a large leadership role in the group.
Student senate discusses upcoming events, including Thursday’s “Wellness Expo,” and recaps older ones, like Friday’s “Flick on the Field.
A summer intern discusses the development of the “Hidden Syllabus,” along with the director of the Office for Student Empowerment regarding the Student Emergency Fund.
Austin Baron uses his skills on American Ninja Warrior to promote his nonprofit, Knot Perfect, which raises money and awareness for those around the globe suffering from hunger.
Construction efforts continue on the Main Circle, Mendoza College of Business and two new residence halls on South Quad.
Going into the 2025-2026 academic calendar, members of student government’s executive leadership reflect on their priorities and accomplishments and look ahead to the new semester.
On Thursday evening, from 4 to 6 p.m., at the Angela Athletic and Wellness Complex, Saint Mary's hosted their annual Student Involvement and Resource Fair for students to attend.
Saint Mary's retitled their Division for Equity and Inclusion to the Division for Belonging, and the Office for Student Equity to the Office for Student Engagement.
Notre Dame Club of Minnesota hosts prayer service in light of recent school shooting in Minneapolis.
Steve Corcelli, the former chair of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Notre Dame, will serve as interim dean of the College of Science while the University conducts an internal search for a new dean.
The University’s top ranking is based on exclusive LinkedIn data about alumni’s long term career success, job placement rates and entrepreneurship.
Notre Dame’s student senate convened for its opening meeting, passing a resolution on fiscal transparency and confirming its newest member of the executive cabinet. The body also made several announcements regarding upcoming events, both on and off campus.
Notre Dame’s campus experienced widespread power outages in the midst of freshmen move-in.
Some students expressed frustration with the lack of food options and new layout of South Dining Hall while others expressed neutrality.
Holy Cross College held their annual matriculation ceremony on Friday evening, hosting a variety of welcome events on move-in day.
Dowd’s homily called on students to be “agents of hope” in the coming school year.
The grant will allow Saint Mary’s to extend its participation in the Kessler Scholars Collaborative.
Departments like the Nanovic Institute for European Studies offer immersive opportunities across the world.
The approximately 2,100 freshmen who make up the class of 2029 and 208 transfer students made their way to campus this week.