Go Beyond to Support NDMU Students
Go Beyond: The Campaign for NDMU is a $45 million campaign to support transformational initiatives at NDMU, including faculty research, student scholarships, and capital improvements to the university’s Knott Science Center and athletics facilities. The campaign's public announcement encourages everyone to support NDMU's mission to educate leaders to transform the world.
As of Nov. 12, the University had already raised $35.4 million, representing 79% of the campaign's total $45 million goal. Faculty and staff joined some of the University’s dedicated supporters and friends to celebrate the campaign milestone that helps NDMU to do even more to support its students.
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Volleyball Team Makes Another Championship Run
The No. 2 seed Gators volleyball team won nine conference matches before falling to the top-seeded Cedar Crest in the Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) Championship match on Nov. 6. The Gators had advanced to the championship game after sweeping Wilson 3-0 in the CSAC Semifinals in the Marion Burk Knott Gymnasium. Gabbi Taganas '23 was recognized as First-Team All-CSAC hitter, while teammates Angel Carino '22, Emma Mueller '25, and Natalie Newton '24 were named to the 2021 Second-Team All-CSAC. Read the full story from the championship game.
Virtual Employer Visits Offer Career Insights
Plan your Winter Session with the virtual employer visit series, Road Trips to the Real World, from January 6-19, 2022. Each trek requires a $5 registration fee. Some of the employer hosts, along with the fields they represent, include:
- Communications & Media: WarnerMedia, New York, New York
- Consulting: Ankura, Washington, DC
- Consumer Goods: McCormick & Company, Hunt Valley, Maryland
- Finance & Insurance: USLI, Havertown, Pennsylvania, and Vanguard, Malvern, Pennsylvania
- Government: FBI, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Museum/Arts: The Phillips Collection, Washington, DC
- Performing Arts: Washington Performing Arts, Washington, DC
- Technology & Information Services: AlphaSights, New York, New York, and Google, New York, New York
- Think Tank: Center for Strategic and International Studies, Washington, DC
- Transportation: Canadian National Railway, Homewood, Illinois
Faculty Approves Statement on Anti-Racism
After more than a year of gathering opinions, fruitful debate, and revisions, the NDMU faculty approved a statement on anti-racism that supports making the University an antiracist institution by focusing on the roles of faculty. In addition to developing the anti-racism statement, the Faculty Senate's Anti-Racism Task Force, led by Drs. Rachel Burk and Jina Fast, examined NDMU policies, practices, and structures in light of an antiracist critique of the institutional perpetuation of racial injustices and recommended changes.
Faculty Statement on Anti-Racism
Diversity & Inclusion Initiatives
NDMU's Day of the Dead Mass in the News
NDMU's annual Day of the Dead celebration, led by the Classical and Modern Foreign Languages Department and the Hispanic Culture Club, was featured in a Capital News Service article. International education volunteer Sr. Linda Stilling details how this year's celebrations took on special meaning, as so many people lost loved ones due to COVID.
Giving Tuesday
November 30 | All Day | Online
Support NDMU's area of greatest impact with your gift to the Notre Dame Fund on the biggest day of global generosity. #GivingTuesday is a global movement that transcends borders and embraces generosity, bringing everyone together to make a positive impact and transform the lives and communities of those around them. Make your gift.
Technology Pop-Up Class: ArcGIS StoryMaps
December 2 | 5 - 7 p.m. | Virtual
Hosted by the Loyola-Notre Dame Library, this class teaches you how to use ArcGIS software to create digital maps, which can be posted on digital scholarship sites. These maps are a great way to visualize location data for your research projects. In this class, you’ll learn about all the tools this software has to offer, as well as how to create, edit, and publish a map of your own.
Reflection & Tree Trim
December 3 | 4:30 - 5:15 p.m. | Doyle Dining Hall
'Tis the season to design, make or purchase an ornament that represents your organization, department, or office to be added to the University Christmas tree.
Holiday Celebrations Dinner
December 3 | 5:15 - 6:30 p.m. | Doyle Dining Hall
Shortly after the reflection and tree trim, community members will enjoy the traditional Holiday Dinner. Sign up to participate.
Academic Calendar
Be sure to check out the latest version of the Academic Calendar for 2021-2022.