University

Refreshed ND Values, University updates shared during Fall Staff Town Hall

University leaders discussed Notre Dame’s response to the changing higher education environment, academic updates, and a new set of staff values at the Fall 2025 Staff Town Halls on October 29 and 30. Click to read more highlights, plus watch the ND Values video below, featuring your colleagues.

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Campus

Veterans Day: A salute to selfless service

For Kory Ingole, dispatcher at the Notre Dame Police Department, today is a day to show your respect and gratitude to veterans and recognize the unique skills and perspectives they bring to civilian life.

“I think the most meaningful way to show respect is through acknowledgment—taking a moment to listen to a veteran’s story.”—Ingole

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University

Notre Dame launches program to support military-affiliated MBA students and families

The Angrick Military Scholars Program will provide funds for up to 10 Angrick Military Scholars in each cohort. The program, beginning in August 2026, is supported by a $15 million gift.

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Campus (photo gallery)

October: The month in photos

What was your favorite part of October? University photographers Matt Cashore and Michael Caterina share their top 14 reasons to love the fall.

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We Are All ND

Fall Beloved Community Gathering connects attendees through love and loss

The theme for the gathering, sponsored by Notre Dame Human Resources and the Office of Belonging, Engagement, and Mission, was remembrance—in recognition of Día de los Muertos. Read more about the special moments that were shared.

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Community

Safety net services: Covering the necessities helps people prepare for bright futures

Those who donate to United Way help people find basic needs—like food and shelter—through the Youth Service Bureau and other nonprofits. Studies show people are better equipped to imagine and plan for their futures when their fundamental needs are met.

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What Would You Fight For?

Fighting to educate children in Ghana

Soccer opened doors for student-athlete Daniel Boateng, so he’s leveraging the sport to offer opportunities for kids in his native Ghana.

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