Upcoming Events By Year

Looking for Extra Cash? Second Job?
Flexible Part Time Hours?

The Notre Dame Service Family is looking for you!

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For those exploring a new type of format or those just wanting to be refreshed, Intro to Cycling can help you deepen your understanding of the bike and how to most effectively utilize it. This workshop will cover bike set up, proper form when riding in various positions, and navigating the Power Training system on the bike. Click here for a complete list of Spring 2020 Workshops.

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Join us as we recreate a small part of the sacred lives that the paintings in the exhibition Divine Illusions: Statue Paintings from Colonial South America had in 17th- and 18th- century Peru and Bolivia. Each program will begin with a praying of the rosary to be followed by a choral performance.…

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Coders of all skill levels come together to work on a project and support and teach each other when needed.

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Descant, Chamber and Seraphim Choirs present sacred choral works during Lent.

Originally published at sma.nd.edu.…

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No classes in session.

See http://registrar.nd.edu/calendar/

Contact: Office of the Registrar

http://registrar.nd.edu

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Does not knowing how to use our equipment prevent you from taking advantage of the Smith Center for Recreational Sports or the Rock? Learn how to use the treadmills, bikes, ellipticals and more in this introductory workshop! Registration is free and can be found on RecRegister. Come dressed ready to move!

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Though we often celebrate our “Home Under the Dome,” we also want to celebrate the many “homes” we have left. Notre Dame’s community comes from more than 130 countries, representing hundreds of cities and thousands of traditions, and we have each brought a bit of home with us to the Dome. We hope you’ll join us in sharing more about your home (or homes!), so we come to know one another better.…

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Looking for something to do over Spring Break?

Join ISSA for our Spring Break trip to Indianapolis, the state capital of Indiana. You’ll have time to shop in downtown Indianapolis or see the sights. Then we’ll visit the Fashion Mall at Keystone and head to IKEA! Attendees are welcome to stay with us the entire time or can head off on their own and meet back at the bus (The trip leaders will provide this info day of the trip). …

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Did you know strength training is an important part of your overall health? Learn how to use the strength machines safely and effectively in this interactive workshop! Registration is free and can be found on RecRegister. Come dressed ready to move!

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Need a ride to Walmart? 

ISSA is sponsoring a bus from the Fischer Community Center to Mishawaka Walmart, from 8:30am-1:30pm. The last pickup at Fischer Community Center is 11:15am, which will also stop at the Overlook (on VanEss St).

Sign up here…

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The U.S. Army Field Band presents “America the Beautiful,” a celebration of all there is to love about our nation. Take in unparalleled natural landscapes and explore the heart of the American spirit on a musical and visual journey across our country. We honor the veterans of every generation who answered the call to defend this great land, and recognize the Soldiers standing guard today in more than 140 countries around the world who are proud to call America “home.”
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Dissertation and thesis writers gather at Hesburgh Library to get a tool, a tip, and a block of time to write.

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Before Spring Break, Prof Bob Jones will host an information session to help students understand what we offer and how to choose (clinics, externships and simulation courses), and how to meet the 6-credit experiential learning requirement. The application deadline for most local externships will be midnight on Sun, March 22nd.…

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Novice and intermediate squatters are welcome to come to this squat workshop. We will be focusing on the three main variations of squats with barbells: low bar back squat, high bar back squat, front squat and breaking down the science behind how you do them and why they are beneficial to add to your program. Click here for a complete list of Spring 2020 Workshops.

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Though we often celebrate our "Home Under the Dome," we also want to celebrate the many "homes" we have left. Notre Dame's community comes from more than 130 countries, representing hundreds of cities and thousands of traditions, and we have each brought a bit of home with us to the Dome. We hope you'll join us in sharing more about your home (or homes!), so we come to know one another better.…

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Join in this contemplative experience of Taizé prayer. Enter into this season of Lent and awaken your soul through this quieting meditation of music and community. All spiritual journeys welcome. All faiths welcome.

Originally published at campusministry.nd.edu…

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1st and 2nd Year MFA students will have open studios from 9 AM - 3 PM in Riley Hall and West Lake Hall.

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Enjoy a free lunch and seminar-style conversation with Prof. Bill Mattison, professor of Moral Theology at the University of Notre Dame and the Senior Advisor of Theological Formation for the Alliance for Catholic Education. Sponsored by the McGrath Institute for Church Life.

Lunch is free but you must register.…

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Join fellow art lovers in the galleries for in-depth conversations about great work of art. Guided by the group’s observations and insights, Snite Salons encourage close looking and thoughtful conversation with a different work each session. This month the conversation will focus on The Roll Call of the Last Victims of the Reign of Terror…

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Our clinics will teach you the basic skills needed to start climbing safely and proficiently. Click here for more info and to register. 

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Campus Ministry, in collaboration with the Notre Dame Knight of Columbus, invites you to our annual Lenten fish fry. Join for an evening of fun and fellowship as we enjoy some good food, watch some March Madness basketball, and build community together.

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In this workshop, children will experience the joys of yoga and mindfulness-based strategies through practicing playful yoga poses, interactive games, and songs, while also using breathwork and imagery to introduce mindfulness and meditation. Children will learn about self-acceptance, self-love, and the importance of showing kindness to others. This class will help to build strength and flexibility, coordination, body awareness, and give children positive tools for the rest of their lives. This workshop is geared toward children in grades K-3. Parents will register for this class, and in the registration they will note how many children will be attending. Click here for a complete list of Spring 2020 Workshops.

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Understanding how to effectively program can be one of the hardest parts of exercising. Knowing how to put together an effective workout to accomplish your goals is the biggest differentiator between continuing to progress or being stuck at a plateau. This workshop will be lecture and discussion based and talk about the bigger picture view of training and how you set your program to work as effectively, efficiently, and safely for you as possible. Click here for a complete list of Spring 2020 Workshops.

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Escape your study carrels and connect with graduate students across campus at our Spring 2020 Graduate Student Social, a once-a-semester open house. There will be free food and beverages as well as free books for perusal and acquisition. Hosted by the Nanovic Institute for European Studies in support of Notre Dame graduate students. …

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Please join us for an hour of coffee and conversation in Italian where you can meet faculty, students, and staff in Italian Studies and practice your Italian. We meet about once per month and offer activities centered around different aspects of Italian culture.…

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Our clinics will teach you the basic skills needed to start climbing safely and proficiently. Click here for more info and to register. 

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Need a ride to Walmart? 

ISSA is sponsoring a bus from the Fischer Community Center to Mishawaka Walmart, from 8:30am-1:30pm. The last pickup at Fischer Community Center is 11:15am, which will also stop at the Overlook (on VanEss St).

Sign up here…

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Named after one of the Architecture school’s most impactful deans, the Frank Montana Sketching Club (FMSC) pays homage by exploring various media and subjects— indoors and out— in a casual, social, yet still enriching creative environment.

Join FMSC at the Museum for a series of Saturday Snite Sketches, in which we pair a brief conversation about works of art in the Museum with an opportunity to sketch on your own, and then gather to share our work.…

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Campus Ministry is here to provide support as you navigate this time of uncertainty and transition. A Campus Minister will be available for “Need to Talk,” Monday through Friday, from 1-7 p.m. ET to engage in conversation with you regarding anything that is on your mind or heart. …

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