Campus Plans for a Semester of Student Wellness
McWell has found that managing stress and mood, staying socially connected and meeting academic demands are the biggest concerns for undergraduate and graduate students.
Writing Centers Bring Notre Dame and Westville Students Together
Every Tuesday, Justus Ghormley, assistant director of the Moreau College Initiative, and his team package up nine folders containing recorded lectures, articles and handouts for each of the nine classes taught at Westville Correctional Facility. On Wednesday, one of them will drop off the folders and pick up completed assignments.
Virtual Career Fair Connects Students, Alumni and Employers
The Notre Dame Center for Career Development hosted its first virtual career fair last month, bringing together over 2,600 students and 242 employers in an event they had been anticipating since Notre Dame went online last spring.
Featured Performer: Graham Slaggert
In the summer of 2015, rising college freshman Jack Savage and rising sophomore Nick Savage consumed oxycodone and alcohol at a grad party, and then went home and went to bed. When their mom woke up the next day, both were dead.
By the Numbers
525 – The jersey numbers of Jack (5) and Nick (25). The name was inspired by a photo of the two in their jerseys displaying these numbers.
Recipe Reviews
Below are some dishes I have made so far during my time at home. As a vegetarian with a brother who’s allergic to milk products, I have picked dishes that can be easily adapted to accommodate a variety of dietary restrictions.
TBT: The Spanish Flu
In an Oct. 19, 1918 issue of Scholastic, writers reported on an announcement made by then-president Father Cavanaugh. “For the protection of the University, he announced that permission to go to the city can not be had,” it read.
Player Profile: Ian Book
Before the start of the season, the most publicity that junior quarterback Ian Book had seen was students chanting “We want Book. We want Book.”
Just A Thought
Rev. Brian Daley is an endowed theology professor at Notre Dame who studies the early Church and early Christian writers.
Dining Halls Start Serving AVOCADOS, Saving Students from Guac-Bottom Pits of Despair
In a move some are calling “the biggest improvement since women were admitted,” Notre Dame Campus Dining began serving avocados in the dining halls last week.
Broadway Star Kristin Chenoweth Performs at Notre Dame
Kristin Chenoweth, Tony and Emmy award-winning singer and actress, performed in front of a sold-out crowd at Notre Dame last month. Chenoweth regaled her audience with Broadway, faith-based and original songs during her concert on Sept. 21, titled “An Intimate Evening with Kristin Chenoweth.”