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Dowd officially installed as President, announces changes to financial aid

Fr. Dowd was officially inaugurated as the 18th president of the University of Notre Dame on Friday, promising to “build bridges” during his tenure.

First round of residents reflect on living in The 87

Residents of The 87 and the vice president of acquisitions and development at Toll Brothers Campus Living share their experiences living in and managing the complex now that it has opened.

Saint Mary's College Residence Life hosts new weekend program: Smick @ Nite

Saint Mary's College begins new Smick @ Nite program and hosts comedy, investigative activity.

Singing students gather on North Quad for first-ever Cav-araoke

Cavanaugh Hall residents reflect on their first Cav-araoke event in light of their approaching annual event, Cavaret.

A priest and his camera: Raclin Murphy Museum of Art showcases temporary photography exhibition

David Acton, the museum's curator of photographs, shares information and appreciation for Fr. Browne's work, which is displayed in the temporary exhibition space.

Admiral Christopher W. Grady & former ambassador Joe Donnelly discuss how to foster global peace at Notre Dame Forum

Christopher W. Grady and Joe Donnelly shared their perspectives and experiences in discussing global prospects for peace at the University of Notre Dame, reflecting on a rapidly evolving world and underscoring America’s place in it. 

Sister Sharlet Ann Wagner enters into Holy Cross presidency

The new president of the Sisters of the Holy Cross shares her experience with the congregation and her plans for her term.

SDB hosts their ninth annual mosaic event

On Thursday evening from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., students gathered on Saint Mary's Alumnae Green for Mosaic Night, hosted by the Student Diversity Board.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna discusses artificial intelligence in ND Forum event

Arvind Krishna, chairman and CEO of IBM, sat down for a conversation with John Veihmeyer, chairman of the Notre Dame Board of Trustees and former global chairman of KPMG, discussing artificial intelligence and “the future of responsible tech.”

Rockefeller advocates for global engagement and innovation

David Rockefeller Jr. shared insights on philanthropy, education and global engagement at the University of Notre Dame, reflecting on his family's historical impact and offering guidance for addressing contemporary issues.

UN Global Compact chief calls for compassionate leadership

Sanda Ojiambo, executive director of the United Nations Global Compact, addressed an audience in Leighton Concert Hall and called for a shift towards compassionate and ethical business practices.

Fr. Dowd tests positive for COVID-19 ahead of inauguration events

‘Incoherent’ or ‘strong on substance’? Student clubs react to Trump-Harris debate

Students reflect on Harris’, Trump’s debate performances.

Duncan Hall raises over $15,000 at annual 9/11 stair climb

Coordinators, participants and students reflect on the ND110 Duncan Hall event.

Campus prepares for days of festivities to mark Dowd’s inauguration

Students and Dowd's chief of staff preview inaugural events to come.

Former Fisher residents adjust to move to Zahm Hall

Former Fisher Hall residents reflect on the Fisher community in Zahm Hall.

BAVO hosts event in honor of student late Lizzy Seeberg

BAVO hosted an event Tuesday in honor of student Lizzy Seeberg — who died by suicide in 2010 after being sexually assaulted — by watching the 2015 documentary, “The Hunting Ground,” and visiting her memorial site.

New ice cream store opens near Eddy Street

Murphy's Ice Cream Shoppe, newly opened near Eddy Street, has quickly become a popular spot for Notre Dame students with its variety of gluten-free, vegan, and nostalgic flavors.

Over 50 transfer students placed on waitlist for on-campus housing this year

Approximately 25 transfer students at Notre Dame have not been assigned on-campus housing yet.

Breen-Phillips Hall reopens following renovation

Breen-Phillips Hall reopens after renovations, offering modern amenities like kitchens and expanded common spaces while preserving its historic charm, as residents eagerly return to foster community and tradition.