Community

Robinson Community Learning Center turns 25

The center, founded in 2001, has served thousands of men, women, and children across generations, engaged hundreds of volunteers, and distributed tens of thousands of books, promoting service and learning throughout the community.

“We have a mission and a passion to serve the breadth of the community; we make efforts to reach the under-resourced and the vulnerable.”—Susan Devetski, director of the RCLC

An aerial photo of the Joyce Center. It shows the two domes and the green roof space around them. There are parking lots and other buildings nearby.

Sustainability

A University-wide commitment: Sustainability in research and practice

From the Just Transformations to Sustainability Initiative to a partnership with the Vatican to sustainability initiatives on campus, the University continues its work toward a more sustainable future.

A graphic that reads, Green roofs at Notre Dame with Tony Polotto. Listen now. A photo of a smiling man with a tan complexion wearing a long-sleeved light pink button-down shirt and blue pants, stands with his arms crossed on a green roof in front of one of the Joyce Center domes.

A woman in a green top and white pants with shoulder-length brown hair listens to a woman in a rust-colored pleated pantsuit and a black shirt with longer brown hair speaking and gesturing on a stage. The women sit in white chairs with a small table between them. There is vase with flowers on the table. There is a wall with white curtains behind the speakers. There is a tall gold vase with flowers in the background, to the right. The audience looks on in the foreground.

Notre Dame Forum

Barbara Jatta explores art as an instrument of hope at Forum’s closing event

Jatta, director of the Vatican Museums, sat down for a conversation with Heather Hyde Minor, the R.L. Canala Professor of Art History, on the intersections of the arts, faith, history, and education.

Faith

Commitment to the marginalized

As a continuation of Walk the Walk Week, we can draw inspiration from the examples of those in the Church who have come before us. Laetare Medalist Dorothy Day cofounded the Catholic Worker Movement and united faith and action through hospitality, justice, and solidarity with the poor.

A graphic that reads, Congratulations to those celebrating service anniversaries in gold font. Full list is written in white and is a button for more information, all on a white background for one half of the graphic. The right side of the graphic has a photo of the Golden Dome with gold glitter around it. It is on a light blue background over a darker blue background.

A horizontal gold graphic reads In Memory: Recently deceased employees and retirees in white lettering. Blurred-out votive candles are featured in the background.

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