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The Office of Undergraduate Admissions

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions offers information sessions and campus tours. Learn more

Campus Visit Checklist

  • Attend Mass at the Basilica
  • Light a candle at the Grotto
  • Take a photo with Touchdown Jesus
  • Feed the ducks at St. Mary’s Lake
  • Play a round of golf on our two public courses

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ND News

Biologist Hellmann helps author Chicago climate report

If Chicago successfully adopts the recommendations of a climate report coauthored by Jessica Hellmann, a University of Notre Dame biologist, it may well add a new nickname to its list and be known as "America’s Greenest City." > Full Story

ND law professors to discuss Catholic voting on life issues

A panel discussion, "Catholic Voters and the 2008 Presidential Election," will be held Wednesday (Oct. 8) at 6:30 p.m. in the University of Notre Dame’s McKenna Hall auditorium. > Full Story

Campus Events

10/06/08
Town Hall Meeting for Notre Dame Staff
Washington Hall
ND staff can hear Father Jenkins speak of the Univ's progress toward our vision. John Affleck-Graves, executive vice president, will address key university initiatives such as Eddy St Commons, Innovation Park, ND Voice, and the Healthy Campus Initiative.
10/06/08
Lecture: "Environmental Brokers and the American Wilderness"
116 DeBartolo Hall
Annie Gilbert Coleman, associate professor and director of graduate studies, Department of History. Presented by the American Studies Dept.
10/06/08
Keynote address: "Revolution and Subjectivity: Towards a New Paradigm?"
Annenberg Auditorium, Snite Museum of Art
Prof. Lynn Hunt, dept of history, UCLA. Part of the New Paradigms for Revolutionary Studies: French-American Colloquium.