Meletia & Doyle Hall Residents: Join RA Hannah for an educational event about menstrual cycles! Learn more about them, different ways to deal with them, and products to use! 

Come celebrate Hispanic and Latino Heritage month with the Office of Inclusion and Community Standards. There will be dinner with traditional food served, party games, and In the Heights played in the background. Come join us, all are welcome!

Join student Engagement for a night filled with singing and laughter! This isn’t your average Karaoke, we have a photo booth and so much more.

Join Dean Villar and DEI Student Representative Aniyah Plumer, class 2025 in a round table discussion on topics we are not supposed to talk about!

Stop by Mission & Ministry to enjoy some Fall treats & get to know our new team - we are so excited to meet you!

Julia Campagna

Director of Mission & Campus Ministry
410-532-3172

Join our Dia de los Muertos Mass as we gather to remember our loved ones who have passed away and all those who have died during the COVID-19 pandemic. NDMU community members from all faiths and traditions and all levels of Spanish are invited to participate. We will have handouts to help guide everyone through the Catholic, bilingual celebration of the Day of the Dead.

Julia Campagna

Director of Mission & Campus Ministry
410-532-3172

 

NDMU Drama presents a rehearsed reading of Ada and the Engine by Lauren Gunderson and directed by Ann Turiano. Part of NDMU Drama's Fall POP UP Plays--a series of staged readings with two-week rehearsal periods. Ada and the Engine is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.

Kate Bossert

Kate Bossert

Associate Professor
410-532-5535

 

The Anchorage Mentorship program will be hosting a tie dye event at Doyle Front Lawn at 5:00pm on October 22nd. Anchorage mentors and mentees are given priority to supplies, but all students are welcome! A limited number of white t-shirts will be available at the event. 

Join us this Sunday, October 10, to create your own cyanotypes using found materials from nature! Artist Caitlin Gill, whose work is currently on view in Gormley Gallery, will lead the workshop. Cyanotype is a photographic process that uses no camera and requires no prior experience -- just some interesting materials, some basic chemicals, and the magic of the sun. 

Space is limited and registration is required!