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NDWorks Weekly
Campus news for faculty and staff
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October 10, 2023
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University
Happening today: Prayer service for peace
In light of recent events in Israel and Palestine, you are invited to join Campus Ministry to pray for peace in our world. An interfaith service will take place from 7 to 7:30 p.m. today (Oct. 10) at Our Lady of the Lake World Peace Plaza. Rev. Pete McCormick, C.S.C., assistant vice president of Campus Ministry, will preside at the service that will include communal prayer for peace and readings from the holy books of major world religions.
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University
Public service is a core part of Notre Dame’s ethos, including a deep tradition of military service
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Government funding for science hits 25-year low
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University
Former secretary of state to speak at Notre Dame
Michael Pompeo, the 70th U.S. Secretary of State, will speak at Notre Dame at 4 p.m. Friday (Oct. 13) in DeBartolo Hall, Room 101. The talk will serve as the Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government’s second annual Jeanie Poole O’Shaughnessy Memorial Lecture and is titled “Religious Liberty, Courage and the Necessity of Leadership.” The event is free but ticketed, and is open to the Notre Dame community.
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NDWorks Podcast
ND employees are critical to the success of United Way
Gwen O’Brien, director of community relations, and Lauren Smyth, vice president of mission advancement for the United Way of St. Joseph County, talk with NDWorks about who your donations benefit and how the United Way makes it easy to make an impact.
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University
Notre Dame’s TRIO programs join Enrollment Division
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Campus
University announces plans for construction of two new residence halls
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Campus (photo gallery)
Zombie festival highlights safety during National Preparedness Month
Hundreds of faculty, staff and students took part in the first Zombie Preparedness Festival put on by Campus Safety outside Notre Dame Stadium on Sept. 28. Attendees visited booths and tables for safety information, demonstrations and giveaways. Warning: Some photos may be scary!
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Community
Local startups look to IDEA Center for ‘unfair advantage’
“The IDEA Center is a hub of entrepreneurship at the University. We were really chartered and exist for the reason that we believe we can create prosperity by educating entrepreneurs and growing companies.” — Ryan Kreager, IDEA Center assistant director of entrepreneurship
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