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..…
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.…
Do you ever get nervous networking in a room full of people? Join us for a networking essentials event open to all science students, graduate and undergraduate. There will be a brief presentation on networking tips followed by practice in a friendly environment. This is a great opportunity for graduate students to practice communicating science to individuals from diverse backgrounds…
Join RecSports for our Feel Good Freebies this Spring! No pre-registration required, just show up! Click here for more info and a complete list of Feel Good Freebies.
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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The Black Hair Expo is designed to encourage cultural exploration and affirming Black Hair, address the challenges of resource retrieval needed to nurture Black hair care on campus, and develop strategies and delivery systems to better assist our students through research, scholarship, and praxis. Attendance is FREE, however, we request you RSVP for the Black Hair Expo…
Finding best fit career paths, employers, and occupations can be challenging. Your values, interests, personality and skills all factor into making informed-decisions on what careers to pursue. Even if you secure a best fit opportunity, an employer’s culture and fellow coworkers can play a major role in your day-to-day enjoyment on the job. Feeling appreciated for your contributions, both personally and professionally, is key to being joyfully invested in your work. In this session, participants will learn about the 5 Love Languages…
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Campus Ministry and the Alliance for Catholic Education invite you to attend a book-signing event for Fr. Joe Corpora’s newest book Being Mercy: The Path to Becoming Fully Alive on Tuesday, Feb. 12 from 4-6 p.m. in the Coleman-Morse lounge. Copies will be available at the book signing, Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore, and on Amazon…
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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 .…
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 Purpose Edge - What is important to you? Where is meaning and purpose in your life? Practice the most psychologically effective tool studied to shield stress and increase confidence. For more information, visit the Stock Your Toolbox web page…
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Strengthen your professional career at the 2019 Winter Career Fair! Wednesday, February 13, 4:00-8:00pm, Dahnke Ballroom
Join fellow Notre Dame students for an evening to network with employers from across the country, meet with returning Notre Dame alums, learn about potential opportunities and careers, and explore several industries! The event is open to Undergraduate and Graduate Students.…
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.
Students have checked in to ask about:
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This Valentine’s weekend, R&A encourages you to express authentic gratitude in all your relationships: from platonic to romantic and even spiritual. In the spirit of the holiday, come by the Dooley room on February 13th to paint a picture frame, make a card, or even just grab a bite to eat with the GRC Fire Starters. Come by yourself to make a surprise gift, or bring someone along and express your creativity together. See you there!…
Middle School Art Class at the ND Center for Arts and Culture!
Thursdays from 5:45-6:45 starting February 14!
Students in 6th-9th grades. Click here to register…
Printemps (Springtime), about 1917, Natalia Goncharova, Russian, 1881-1962, oil on canvas, 41 × 24.5 inches, Bequest of Miss Mary E. Walter, 1994.024.007
On this day so focused on giving love to others, spend some time giving yourself a little love. You’re worth it! Fill your heart with art, music, mindfulness, and chocolate.…
Performing this week are Department of Music students Daniel Lin ’22, viola; Joanne Kim ’19, piano; and Carolina Robledo ’20, soprano.
Works by Debussy, Brahms, and more!
This concert is free, open to the public, and not ticketed.…
Enjoy a free lunch and seminar-style conversation with Asst. Teaching Professor & Asst. Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Theology, Anthony Pagliarini. Sponsored by the McGrath Institute for Church Life.
Lunch is free but you must register:
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Free snow tubing , not beverages and treats. Private hill and warming room. Family and friends welcome (tubing not recommended for children under 3). For more info, contact GSU at gsu.nd.edu…
Please join us on Friday, February 15 at 5:30pm as we celebrate our 18th Anniversary.
It will be an evening of fun, awards, refreshments, and entertainment.
Originally published at rclc.nd.edu.…
Sponsored by the Black Cultural Arts Council.
Part of the University’s Black History Month events.
Originally published at events.nd.edu.…
Graduate students are invited to take a free shuttle to Walmart courtesy of International Student and Scholar Affairs.
The shuttle runs from 9:30AM-2:00PM. Pick-ups are at Fischer Community Center and The Overlook.
Sign-up to follow.
Originally published at issa.nd.edu…
Join RecSports for our Feel Good Freebies this Spring! No pre-registration required, just show up! Click here for more info and a complete list of Feel Good Freebies.
Weekly Film Series sponsored by the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center in the Browning Cinema Movie titles and ratings change per week…
Read More about Professor Pfinklepfunder’s $1 Sunday Family Films
Mass in Spanish every Sunday in Dillon Hall Chapel at 1:30 pm
p(attribution). Originally published at "campusministry.nd.edu":https://campusministry.nd.edu/events/2019/02/17/misa-en-espanol/.…Professor Kay Shelemay will speak on the musical traditions of Syrian Jews. Professor Shelemay, G. Gordon Watts Professor at Harvard University, is an ethnomusicologist and leading authority on Jewish music. Her timely and groundbreaking work on Jewish communities from Syria and their migration throughout the world explores the many ways that the art of music sustains identity and culture in times of turmoil.
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Optional Practical Training (OPT) allows F-1 international students to engage in temporary employment for practical training directly related to their majors. F-1 students may be eligible for a total of 12 months of OPT. To apply for employment authorization for Optional Practical Training, students must attend an information session presented by International Student and Scholar Affairs or have viewed the OPT…
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The adventure of moving between cultures invites us to ask new questions and explore new ways of seeing the world, but the change can also cause discomfort and require us to adjust in unexpected or unwelcome ways. This can be particularly challenging when entering (or in the midst of!) one / four / seven years of study in a different culture. Though this process of adjustment varies with each individual, one theory describes it as “The U-Curve of Cultural Adaptation.”…
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Did you know that Notre Dame has a student garden?
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. The Mindset Edge - When we talk to ourselves, our bodies listen. What are you saying to yourself? It really matters. Learn simple hacks to motivate yourself, recover more quickly, and get out of your own way. For more information, visit the Stock Your Toolbox web page…