A different game plan for autumn weekends. You are invited to join in discussion with Notre Dame’s most engaging faculty on some of the most pressing and fascinating issues of our times.
The Fighting Irish take on the Navy Midshipmen.
Originally published at gameday.nd.edu.…
Mass will be celebrated at the Sacred Heart Parish Center Chapel.
Originally published at gameday.nd.edu.…
Come on out and cheer on the women who have been diligently training, and support an incredible mission!
Instructor Vaibhav Arora (aka “V”) is a first year student studying Computer Engineering. V says the squash courts have been like a second home for him. He has been playing for the past 12 years, and has won multiple city and high school tournaments. He was the coach of his HS Squash team where he led the team to win the two tournaments they played. Participants need to come with an open mind and a willingness to have fun. This event is sponsored by RecSports…
International senior students offering advice and answering questions regarding how they got their job / job and internship advice
Attire: Casual
Originally published at undergradcareers.nd.edu…
Read More about International Student Career Panel and Dinner
Are you an undergraduate or graduate student who is interested in working with NDI’s international education programs? Stop by one of our tables to talk with an International Ambassador or Study Abroad Influencer…
Notre Dame faculty and staff are invited to learn the Argentine Tango. There will be a free lesson by Alvaro and Liz, followed by open dancing, free appetizers, and a cash bar.
This event is co-sponsored by NDSID.
Instructor Namrata Borah is a student enrolled in the ESTEEM program. She has a Masters Degree in Bio Science and Bio Informatics. Nam has been practicing Indian classical dance for 20 years, and represented her schools in numerous national events. In university she started an organization that promotes performing arts and hosted events with 3000+ people.She has also performed in musical performances, such as IUSB’s Chicago and other local dance events. This event is sponsored by RecSports…
Read More about IEW Event: Spice It Up: Intro to Indian Dancing
Open recreation time for children, parenting students and spouses. Come join us for board games, sports games, tummy time and to mingle with others families. Sponsored by the Family Resoiurce Center.…
Read More about playtime@stepan (moved to Wednesday this week)
In academic writing, punctuation is vitally important in establishing meaning and dividing complex ideas into manageable chunks. This workshop will review the rules of English punctuation, discuss features peculiar to American English, and compare and contrast examples of good and bad punctuation so that attendees can understand why these “jots and tittles” make such a difference in our lives.…
Congratulations! You earned the job offer! Now, how do you negotiate effectively to ensure you, your benefits, your dependents, and your lab/other potential fees are accounted for? Come join us for an interactive experience to prepare as you plan to put your best foot forward while becoming a master negotiator!…
Read More about Academic Job Search Series: Negotiating an Academic Job Offer
A place for German students to have conversations in German with faculty and other German students.
Originally published at germanandrussian.nd.edu.…
Are you an undergraduate or graduate student who is interested in working with NDI’s international education programs? Stop by one of our tables to talk with an International Ambassador or Study Abroad Influencer…
The two hour belay clinic will teach you the basic skills needed to start climbing safely and proficiently. You can expect to learn about the necessary equipment, knots, top rope climbing, belaying, communication, lowering, basic movement techniques, and our facility policies. All necessary equipment is provided. These clinics are limited to the first 8 individuals to sign up. Click here…
Multiple Thursdays Starting 9/12/19 (11am-12pm) – 15 spots available
Join a small group of fellow Arts and Letters graduate students and postdoctoral scholars to engage in open, interdisciplinary dialogue focused on career development topics important to YOU…
Join Campus Ministry, MSPS, and STAR-ND as we celebrate Black Catholic History with a series of events throughout the month of November.
“For nearly 450 years on the North American continent, Catholics of African descent nurtured and maintained their faith and took courage and inspiration from it to sustain resistance against the oppression of slavery and create life-giving spaces and opportunities. This was nearly 450 years of uncommon faithfulness.” ~ M. Shawn Copeland, …
Read More about This Far By Faith: Celebrating Black Catholic History
Join Campus Ministry, MSPS, and STAR-ND as we celebrate Black Catholic History with a series of events throughout the month of November.
“For nearly 450 years on the North American continent, Catholics of African descent nurtured and maintained their faith and took courage and inspiration from it to sustain resistance against the oppression of slavery and create life-giving spaces and opportunities. This was nearly 450 years of uncommon faithfulness.” ~ M. Shawn Copeland, …
Read More about This Far By Faith: Celebrating Black Catholic History
Begin your home-game weekend festivities by experiencing musical thunder from the sky in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart! Basilica organists will be “pulling out all the stops” during fifteen-minute informal recitals that are sure to shake the rafters! The concerts will conclude with a rousing rendition of the Alma Mater lead by the mighty Murdy Family Pipe Organ.…
Read More about Thunder from the Sky: Loud Organ Music in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart
In one of the most spectacular displays of school tradition, the Trumpet section of the Band of the Fighting Irish gathers under the Golden Dome (the Main Building) on home game weekends to play “Notre Dame, Our Mother” and “The Notre Dame Victory March” to a standing-room only crowd. A tradition you don’t want to miss, catch the Trumpets in the Dome every home game weekend!…
The Notre Dame Symphony Orchestra presents its annual Fall Concert. The program will include Brahms Symphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 73 as well as The Sorcerer’s Apprentice of Dukas and two more contemporary works, a selection from Astor Piazzolla’s Four Seasons of Buenos Aires and John Adams’s Short Ride in a Fast Machine.…
This free event is open to the tri-campus community (ND, SMC and HCC). Sponsored by the Student Activities Office.
Originally published at sao.nd.edu.…
Each Friday night at midnight before home football games, the Notre Dame Drumline holds their traditional Drummers’ Circle in front of the Main Building. Don’t miss this exciting performance that will leave you energized for Game Day!
Originally published at gameday.nd.edu…
Saint Gertrude the Great, O.S.B.
“Visions of Communion”
Sr. Ann Astell, Professor of Theology, Notre Dame
Saturdays with the Saints is a Notre Dame football gameday lecture series that combines the university’s rich traditions of Catholic faith and spirited game days. The event is free and open to the public. See here for complete schedule.…
Read More about Saturdays with the Saints: Saint Gertrude the Great, O.S.B.
A different game plan for autumn weekends. You are invited to join in discussion with Notre Dame’s most engaging faculty on some of the most pressing and fascinating issues of our times.
Read More about Saturday Scholar Series: "A Shoppers' Paradise: How Women Shaped Chicago's Loop"
The Fighting Irish take on the Boston College Eagles.
Originally published at gameday.nd.edu.…
Whether you can sing or not, come belt out your favorite song at the SAO Karaoke Night!
Originally published at sao.nd.edu.…
Notre Dame football may be done playing in the stadium on Saturday, but that doesn't mean football is over! Head to Notre Dame Stadium on Sunday, November 24 for Football Championships!
Mass will be celebrated at the Sacred Heart Parish Center Chapel.
Originally published at gameday.nd.edu.…