Beyond the game: Pokagon stories at Foundry Field
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A new mural at South Bend’s Foundry Field celebrates generations of Pokagon Band of Potawatomi athletes and the community’s living culture. Created by Pokagon artist David Martin through a collaboration led by Notre Dame’s Institute for Social Concerns, the project brings together public art, tribal voices, and student research. Students also learned from Pokagon leaders and scholars to create educational postcards that carry these stories beyond the ballpark. Explore the story and mural.
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Notre Dame partnership connects students with local manufacturing
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A partnership between Notre Dame’s iNDustry Labs and South Bend’s General Stamping & Metalworks has led to three student AI projects and a business intelligence analyst position for one student. In the latest episode of The Link, Dave Hemler and company President John Marshall discuss how the collaboration connects students with business challenges and introduces them to career opportunities in the region.
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A day of service connects Notre Dame employees with LOGAN
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Notre Dame finance staff prepared garden beds and stained wooden planters at LOGAN Industries during United Way of St. Joseph County’s annual Day of Caring. The work supports gardening and cooking classes that help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities build everyday skills. Notre Dame was one of four large employers whose volunteers assisted eight local nonprofits through this year’s event.
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RCLC hosts free performances exploring mental health and human connection
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The Robinson Community Learning Center will host free performances of Every Brilliant Thing beginning today, Oct. 29, at 7:30 p.m. Additional performances are Friday, Oct. 30, at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, Nov. 1, at 2 p.m. Starring Notre Dame’s Matt Hawkins and directed by Stacy Stoltz, the play explores mental health, resilience, and everyday joys through humor and audience interaction. Performances take place in the RCLC’s Kite Black Box Theatre, with a discussion following each show. Admission is free, but reservations are required.
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"Beyond ND" highlights ways the University of Notre Dame is engaged with, invested in, and committed to the region through partnerships with community businesses, government, educators, and organizations. The University's Office of Public Affairs produces this newsletter. Read more at publicaffairs.nd.edu.
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