The museum will resume normal hours at 10 a.m. Friday, July 5.

The Human Computer Interaction Lab is seeking individuals to compare four different visual representations of deep breathing training in mobile apps. This involves a 15-to-30 minute session where you will be recorded on video and audio. You will receive a $5 Starbucks gift card. If you are interested, please email the researcher at tchuanro@nd.edu.

The psychology department is seeking individuals to participate in a study that investigates how people coordinate with each other to complete a search task. The experiment will last about 45 minutes and scheduling is flexible. If you are interested in participating, send an email message to Prof. Kathleen Eberhard (NDsearchstudy@gmail.com) or call 574-634-0257.

Join us for a month-long scavenger hunt! Waldo is hiding at 24 local businesses. Pick up your passport at the Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore and let the fun begin! Please call 631-5757 for additional information.
July 1 through 31

The circle drive north of the Main Building (Sorin Drive) will be closed for two weeks, beginning Monday, July 8. The planned closure is due to utilities work that must be completed in preparation for the Brownson Hall Replacement Project.

Menu items served every Wednesday include hot dogs, bratwursts, hamburgers, cheeseburgers and watermelon. See the website for special menu offerings on various Wednesdays and to learn how to place your order. Costs vary.
Wednesdays this summer through Aug. 15; 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Café de Grasta and on the patio outside Grace Hall

Okta, the new two-step login service, goes live on Monday, July 29. All faculty, staff and students must enroll in Okta, and select the preferred devices required to complete the two-step login process when Okta goes live. Completing the enrollment before July 29 will ensure uninterrupted access to Notre Dame services like your Gmail account, Google Apps, Sakai, Box, etc.

DYK? Most buildings operate using a digital thermostat and are not manually adjustable. They are programmed to maintain a temperature between 70–75 degrees when people are present. For buildings that still operate using manual thermostats, the space should respond to a change in the temperature setting. Please keep the temperature set-point policy in mind when adjusting your manual thermostat.