Host Family Program offers military-connected students experience of home away from home
The Office of Military and Veterans Affairs is looking for more host families. The office’s Host Family Program is designed to help establish a support system for military-connected students at Notre Dame.
University
Statement on Israel-Hamas conflict — From Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., President
Reflecting on our call to respect the dignity of every person, Father Jenkins released a statement on the Israel-Hamas conflict. Read his full statement here.
“I urge an immediate, permanent ceasefire combined with the release of all hostages on both sides.” — Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., University president
Wednesday, Feb. 14, is Ash Wednesday and the beginning of the Lenten season. Catholic Masses will be celebrated around campus. There will also be multiple opportunities to participate in a brief (10 minutes or less) service and to receive ashes. Find Masses and ash distribution locations and times here.
“Understand the obstacles we face, as minorities and as members of the Notre Dame community.”
Calvin Metts, executive chef, Morris Inn
What’s Your Next Step?
“Create an environment of open dialogue and constant learning.”
Erin Thornton, advisor to the vice president, University Enterprises and Events
What’s Your Next Step?
“It’s not the next step, but the next breath ... empathy, acceptance and love.”
Gia Kvaratskhelia, head coach, Notre Dame Fencing
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Join NDHR Family Services for a summer camp expo
This event will feature summer camps and other educational opportunities for children in grades K-12. Open to Notre Dame faculty, staff, graduate students and their spouses. Click to learn more and add to your calendar.
Research
Notre Dame joins consortium to support responsible artificial intelligence
“We are excited to join AISIC at a pivotal time for AI and for our society. We know that to manage AI risks, we first have to measure and understand them. It is a grand challenge that neither technologists nor government agencies can tackle alone.”— Jeffrey F. Rhoads, vice president for research
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Too much digital clutter? Tidy up your tech
Proper maintenance of computers, tablets and smartphones is important but often neglected. National Clean Out Your Computer Day is recognized this year on Tuesday, Feb. 13, to remind people to regularly organize their computers and devices.
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Love is in the air: Experience Notre Dame events team creates multiple memorable weddings for alumni family
