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2025 Year in Review

Take a look at or revisit some of the top stories from the leading global, Catholic research university in the last year.

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Mental Health

Notre Dame, Northwestern team up to expand mental health support for local youth

Quick and effective access to mental health resources for St. Joseph County youth will expand significantly through a dynamic new partnership between psychologists, supported by a grant from the Valinhos Foundation.

Library assistant Dana Makinen works in the lower level of Hesburgh Library. Two rows of bookshelves put the worker in focus at the center of the image. The left bookshelf has red covers and the right side are blue.

Notre Dame Magazine

A tall order: Employees by the numbers

Magazine colleagues highlighted the manpower behind some of the largest University departments in the latest winter issue.

A child with dark hair and a blue sweater sits on the floor to pet Buck, a golden retriever wearing a colorful bandanna.

Community

Meet Buck: A therapy dog helping RCLC students reset and recharge

Buck, a Golden Retriever and certified therapy dog, is the newest addition to RCLC’s after-school programming. His weekly visits are quickly becoming a highlight for the nearly 100 students who take part in tutoring and enrichment activities.

A black and gold graphic advertising the Walk the Walk Week Donation Drive January 5 through 21

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University

Reminder of campus protocol for interacting with external law enforcement

To ensure that all members of our campus community feel informed and supported, please review this reminder of the University’s established guidance and protocols for interactions with external law enforcement and government agencies, including federal entities.

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