Cavanaugh Hall hosts new signature event: Cavchella
Cavanaugh Hall hosted their new signature event, Cavchella, on Thursday evening where student and local artists performed inside a tent at North Quad.
Cavanaugh Hall hosted their new signature event, Cavchella, on Thursday evening where student and local artists performed inside a tent at North Quad.
Lee Haines, associate research professor in the department of biological sciences, and Brett Davis, the former St. Joseph County Department of Health’s vector coordinator, discuss the increasing presence of ticks in St. Joseph County and advice for protecting against ticks.
In a Friday email titled, “Timely Warning Notification,” Saint Mary’s students were informed of an indecent exposure incident that occurred on the Avenue of Saint Mary’s campus Wednesday afternoon.
On gameday, in the parking lot surrounding Legends of Notre Dame, alumni families are hosting tailgates, with many operations running for decades.
Former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, general Martin Dempsey, spoke with University President Fr. Robert Dowd at McKenna Hall on Friday evening as part of the Cultivating Hope 2025-26 forum series.
Notre Dame’s Speech and Debate Team offers students the opportunity to compete in tournaments with formats such as IPDA and British Parliamentary. With a recent win at their first fall tournament, the program continues to grow in impact and community.
The McDonald Center for Student Well-Being held a tabling event featuring mental health resources from a variety of campus organizations, part of a larger effort to expand Notre Dame mental health support enabled by the receipt of a $306,000 grant.
The University’s director of study abroad provides perspective on Notre Dame’s study abroad offerings.
Champions of exoneration justice gathered at the Klau Institute for Civil and Human Rights Wednesday to discuss their motivations to eliminate the death penalty.
While essential operations continue, the halt in funding has suspended the approval of new research grants and other “non-essential” services, affecting universities like Notre Dame.
College Democrats and College Republicans came together for a debate Wednesday evening, organized by BridgeND, Notre Dame’s non-partisan organization aimed at bridging the political gap through conversation.
Experience Notre Dame announced Thursday morning that country-singer Luke Combs will perform at Notre Dame Stadium in April.
Activist Maddie Green gave a lecture on Planned Parenthood, discussing its role in providing abortions and giving information on alternative reproductive care options.
The Notre Dame student senate convened on Wednesday to approve seven new members to the Committee on the Constitution after a closed session discussion.
Michele Waslin and Carol Cleaveland discussed gender-based violence in Latin America, and how it relates to immigration and asylum-seeking in the United States.
The Institute for Latino Studies is hosting cultural events and lectures to honor Hispanic Heritage Month.
The Trump Administration has put out a new set of guidelines for nine elite research universities to sign in order to receive preferential federal funding.
Saint Mary's College hosted its annual Frances Fest at Sustainable Farm on Friday, paying tribute to the feast day of St.Frances of Assisi. Highlights from the festival include a hot pepper eating contest and a chicken photo booth.
The club meets regularly and instructs with variety, teaching beginners on Monday and rotating every three weeks which two dance styles are being taught.
Duncan Hall held its third annual Jorts for Joey event on Oct. 3 in memory of 2023 graduate and Duncan resident Joey Harris. Students cut denim shorts, raised funds for Movember and highlighted mental health resources with support from the McDonald Center for Student Well-Being.