Upcoming Events By Month

Join in prayer for a greater respect for all human life at Respect Life Mass. A reception in the Remick Commons of the ACE building will follow with free Papa Vinos. All are welcome!  Sponsored by ND Right to LIfe…

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The Japanese art of kintsugi teaches that broken objects are not something to hide but to display with pride. Brought to you by the McDonald Center for Student Well-Being and the Gender Relations Center. Register at bit.ly/kintsugi2019.

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The amazing Steve Krojo leads this free hour of relaxing and renewing yoga for all grad students and spouses every other Tuesday. Mats provided. Just bring your ID to get in the Rock.…

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Come listen to Notre Dame community members with diverse family life experiences as they discuss the ways we can support the flourishing of families in our community. Panelists include:

- Dr. Mary O'Callaghan, dCEC Public Policy Fellow - disability in the family
- Kyle Lantz, Director of the CSC's Seminars program - fatherhood…

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The McGrath Institute for Church Life is proud to present Latens Deitas, an original composition by French-Armenian composer Michel Petrossian, commissioned to mark the occasion of the Word and Wisdom conference at the University of Notre Dame.…

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Stock Your Toolbox is a weekly, drop-in skills workshop designed to give you tools to buffer stress, perform at higher levels, recover more quickly from setbacks, and feel happier. This week we will cover: The Social Edge -  We are as happy as our relationships and relationships are a top resource in resilience and well-being.  Learn hacks to improve your social connections and feelings of belonging. For more information, visit the Stock Your Toolbox web page…

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Come make blankets and pack backpacks for children placed in foster care.  Sponsored by ND Right to Life…

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Notre Dame’s married, parenting, and/or pregnant students and their families are welcome at this bi-weekly Chat. Each Chat will have a different topic.  To register for a Chat, click here. For more information, contact the Family Resource Center at ndfrc@nd.edu..…

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All students are invited to this free event! Join International Student & Scholar Affairs in partnership with the South Asian Students Association, with support from the Notre Dame Club of India, as we celebrate Holi, the festival of colours!…

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During this session, students will learn about navigating the negotiation process. It’s perfectly normal to be nervous during salary negotiations, but if you don’t actively engage in the process you may leave money on the table. By developing effective transaction skills, you can get what you deserve in any professional situation.…

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You are invited to join in the fun at the ISSA Global Cafe. Authentic international snacks will be featured along with free specialty coffees and teas from The Coffee Cart!  

Originally published at issa.nd.edu.…

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Go on an ARTventure this spring break! Don’t pack your suitcase; pack your imagination for a trip around the world at the Snite Museum of Art! Enjoy gallery adventures, a world music dance party, refreshments, and inspired art making.

 

Convenient, free parking available in the Bulla Road Lot off of Twyckenham Drive. A shuttle runs continuously between the lot, the Hesburgh Library, and the Museum until 7:45 p.m.…

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Relax and recharge through Artful Yoga at the Snite Museum of Art. Join yoga instructor Steve Krojniewski for this series of yoga classes that emphasizes the meditative frame of mind relevant both to experiencing a work of art and practicing yoga.

RecSports will provide mats, or you can bring your own. No water bottles please as we will be practicing surrounded by works of art.…

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Alexandra Desanctis, staff writer at National Review and Notre Dame alumna ('16), will deliver a lecture about reclaiming the abortion debate in America. Desanctis is a staunch pro-life writer and advocate and, in addition to writing for National Review, has written for The Atlantic Magazine.   Sponsored by ND Right to Life…

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Join in praying the Angelus for the Catholic identity of Notre Dame and it's commitment to protecting all life! Prayer cards provided.    Sponsored by ND Right to Life…

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Join in this Lenten opportunity using works of art to pray the Stations of the Cross. This guided devotion will use the Snite Museum’s collection of George Tooker’s preparatory drawings for a Stations series he painted for St. Francis of Assisi Church in Windsor, Vermont in 1984. These drawings, which have never been exhibited before, will be dispersed throughout the galleries, allowing visitors to make a guided pilgrimage around the Museum. After an introduction by Fr. Kevin Grove, CSC…

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On the first Friday of every month, graduate students of all faiths are invited to join their fellow students for dinner and socializing in the first-floor lounge of the Coleman-Morse Center at 6:15 p.m. Spouses and children are also encouraged to attend. 

Originally published at campusministry.nd.edu…

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The Korean Student Association is proud to announce that our annual event, Seoul’d Out, is back! The show will showcase Korean culture through various performances, games and entertainment which even include performances by the KSA-KPOP team. Audience members will also be able to have a taste of traditional Korean cuisine right before the show begins!  …

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Tickets are no longer required for women’s lacrosse.

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Weekly Film Series sponsored by the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center in the Browning Cinema  Movie titles and ratings change per week…

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Mass in Spanish every Sunday in Dillon Hall Chapel at 1:30 pm

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This diverse, 45-piece ensemble’s repertoire ranges from symphonic band masterworks to traditional marches, to modern compositions, to pops and jazz. Free but ticketed.  Sponsored by DeBartolo Performing Arts Center…

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Fiestang returns this spring, and Filipino American Student Organization is bringing our very own balikbayan box to Notre Dame. The balikbayan box arose in the 1980s as a Filipino version of a care package, meant for Filipinos who have been abroad for many years to provide for their families back home. These care packages were essentially their only link to home, and receiving one brought much joy in these workers’ lives.
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Garbanzo Mediterranean Fresh will open Monday, April 8th, at 10:00am in the Hesburgh Center for International Studies!

Be one of the first to try this healthy, Mediterranean concept feauring scratch-made, preservative-free menu options like falafel, pitas, gyros, salads, flatbreads and more.…

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Representatives from local law enforcement, landlord, and current off-campus students will be sharing important information on safety,. landlord/neighbor relations and living in South Bend.  Chick-Fil-A will be served.  Co-Sponsored by Off-Campus Council and the Office of Residence Life…

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How does living in a new place invite us to consider our story in new ways? Join ISSA as we talk about unexpected explorations of identity and culture at Notre Dame, especially for those living in the U.S for the first time.

We will have students share the ways in which their encounters with U.S. and Notre Dame culture have inspired reflections on their story, identity, and culture. Through a moderated conversation to a guided dialogue, we hope these first person reflections will leave you inspired and energized.…

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This after hours Q&A session is for all F-1 and J-1 visa holders to stop by and ask any immigration-related questions of an ISSA immigration advisor. With upcoming breaks, May graduation, and OPT application deadlines, this is the time to ask your status questions and get the answers you need.

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Notre Dame’s married, parenting, and/or pregnant students and their families are welcome to attend this bi-weekly program.   To signup, click here. For more information, contact the Family Resource Center at ndfrc@nd.edu .…

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Students & Alumni Meet Employers Live online in a Virtual Event:

• 17 Hire Big 10 Plus Participating Universities
• Easy and efficient way to find Full-time Jobs, Internships, and Co-ops 
• This Recruiting Event is Free for Students & Alumni across All Majors & Degrees
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