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November 19, 2024

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Research

Notre Dame Law School advocates for protection of sacred Indigenous site

A mining company is threatening one of the San Carlos Apache Tribe’s most sacred sites. Read how the Notre Dame Law School Religious Liberty Clinic and Dean Marcus Cole are helping the Apache in their fight to save it.

“It’s not only about fighting for Oak Flat, but it’s fighting about sustainability for the future. In our religious way, we’re here to protect God’s greatest gift.”—Wendsler Nosie Sr., former chairman of the San Carlos Apache Tribe

A man from the Apache tribe smiles as he looks away from the camera. The United States Capitol building is slightly out of focus in the background.

With his back to the camera, a man from the Apache tribe shakes hands with a man with medium dark skin, smiling and wearing a suit with a bow tie.

A man from the Apache tribe stands with his hands out and palms up alongside a group of men, also members of the Apache tribe

A graphic that says Notre Dame All-Faculty Team - Nitesh Chawla Frank M. Freimann Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, Director, Luch Family Institute for Data & Society. The man is medium skin tone with round silver wire rim glasses. He has short cut salt and pepper hair. He is wearing a white shirt with a color, a greay tie and a gray jacket with a monogram ND lapel pin. He has a closed-mouth smile.

There are 16 people pictured, four women seated and a man on either end and 4 men in the middle standing. There are six other women standing. they all have on blue work shirts. They are mostly white people pictured, and people with other skin tones from brown to medium skin tones.

Accolades

Early risers from Building Services awarded Presidential Team Irish honors

A group of staff members known as the 4 a.m. Athletic Team is known for its members’ unwavering commitment to the experiences of student-athletes, operations staff, and visitors to multiple athletic facilities.

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United Way

NDPD officer gets help from Compassion Fund

Karen Carmona, captain of threat assessment with the Notre Dame Police Department, didn’t expect to need emergency financial support. But then lightning struck—literally.

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Athletics

Shamrock Series heads back to New York City

“Outlined against a blue-gray October sky, the Four Horsemen rode again.”

On October 18, 1924, Grantland Rice, a sportswriter for the New York Herald Tribune, penned these poetic lines after Notre Dame upset Army 13–7 at the Polo Grounds in New York City. The Fighting Irish are commemorating the 100th anniversary of this passage with a return to New York City to take on Army at Yankee Stadium.

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Global

Notre Dame Global’s month in photos: October

Catherine Leung, director of Notre Dame Hong Kong, shared news of the Pathways to Notre Dame program with students, parents, and teachers in high schools throughout mainland China. Take a look at this and other photos from around the world during October.

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A horizontal graphic that reads In Memory - Recently deceased employees and retirees with a button that says Names. All lettering is in white on a gold background with light gold circles

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