University

Notre Dame reflects on Pope Francis’s impact and legacy

Current and former University administrators mourn the loss of the pontiff and contemplate the impact Pope Francis had on Notre Dame and the Church as a whole.

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Campus

South Dining Hall to undergo renovations ahead of its centennial year

Renovations will keep iconic historical elements while upgrading facilities. More energy-efficient utility systems will contribute to the University’s goal of being carbon neutral by 2050.

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Campus

Notre Dame earns Tree Campus USA designation

Collaboration among faculty, staff, and students has advanced on-campus arboreal life. Tree Campus USA helps colleges and universities establish and sustain healthy community forests.

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Accolades

Staff chaplain Sr. Andrea Lee, IHM, receives Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C., Award

The award is given annually by the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities for outstanding contributions and extended services to Catholic higher education.

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Safety

Employees participate in administration-wide emergency response drill

In March, groups from across campus united to validate the University’s emergency response plan. The mock scenario included multiple ongoing challenges during finals week and leading up to a home football game.

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NDWorks Podcast

More with Marianne Corr

Ahead of her retirement after 17 years at Notre Dame, Marianne Corr, vice president and the Robert K. Johnson General Counsel, joins NDWorks Podcast to discuss her career journey.

NDWorks Quarterly

New AI pilot program saves time, improves processes in the Office of the Registrar

Chuck Hurley, assistant vice president and University registrar, details an efficient new means of processing transcripts for transfer students. Using AI reduces the time spent handling transcripts and allocates more time toward directly serving students.

OIT

Canvas Legends Awards honor faculty for ‘secret sauce’ in course design

The Canvas Legends Awards highlight the work of faculty to make their Canvas pages efficient and intuitive for their students. Recipients are celebrated at a campus recognition event and given a digital badge to share via social media or post on a website.

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Building a Beloved Community

Office of Institutional Transformation and NDHR to host second Beloved Community Gathering

Featured speaker Itzxul Moreno from the Transformational Leaders Program will lead a discussion on the importance of names. All faculty and staff are welcome to attend the May 22 gathering. Register by May 9.

Graphic with white lettering on blue with circles in the background: In Memory Recently deceased employees and retirees names

Graphic with white lettering on gold with circles in the background: In Memory Recently deceased employees and retirees names

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