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NDWorks Weekly
Campus news for faculty and staff
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May 29, 2024
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NDWorks Quarterly
Celebrating Father John
NDWorks received many notes of well-wishes and fond memories of Father John's presidency. Here are a few we shared in NDWorks Quarterly.
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Athletics
Number 1 again: Irish repeat as national champions
The No. 1 Fighting Irish men's lacrosse team captured its second-straight NCAA national title on Monday, defeating No. 7 Maryland by a score of 15-5. Notre Dame is the first team in a decade to win back-to-back men's lacrosse NCAA national championships and the ninth team in history to accomplish the feat.
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Campus
Arbor Day celebration sees five new trees planted on campus
Arbor Day 2024 was April 26, and the day did not go uncelebrated on Notre Dame's campus. The holiday that encourages the planting of trees goes back more than 150 years. In commemoration of the holiday, five new trees now adorn the area around Cavanaugh Hall.
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Campus
Reminder: Summer construction projects get underway soon
The Main Circle at the north end of Notre Dame Avenue will be closed to traffic for the summer, reopening in mid-August prior to the start of the academic year. Beginning Monday, June 3, construction crews will replace the circular driveway, surrounding sidewalks, and the underground storm sewer system serving this part of campus.
Notre Dame Avenue will remain open for access to the Morris Inn, McKenna Hall, Stinson-Remick Hall, and the Hesburgh Center for International Studies.
The second phase of the project, reconstruction of the space inside the Main Circle, will start next spring and will be completed by August 2025. Read about these projects and download maps here.
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Campus
Nominate a team for Presidential Team Irish Awards
Nominations are open for the Presidential Team Irish Award, which recognizes staff teams that exemplify the University's core values. Selected teams are recognized during home football games. Nominate a team here.
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Notre Dame Magazine
A century later, mysteries remain about WWI Memorial Door
On Memorial Day, May 30, 1924, the campus community gathered to dedicate a permanent landmark honoring former students who had died in or as a result of the Great War. However, recent research indicates the century-old list of names isn’t entirely accurate or complete. Read more about this mystery by Associate Editor Margaret Fosmoe.
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Campus
Hesburgh Library celebrates 60 years with 60 milestones
Ten years ago, Hesburgh Library celebrated its golden anniversary, highlighting 50 years of milestones. In 2024, milestones 51 through 60 were added to honor the Library’s 60th anniversary and acknowledge the work that students and scholars do within its spaces.
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