Learn about the opportunities available through the Nanovic Institute for European Studies to study Europe while you are at Notre Dame. During this event, we will offer free ice cream, games, and space to connect with fellow Notre Dame students. Our staff will also let you know about programs like:The European studies minor The EURO Fellows program Grant opportunities to study and travel in Europe And more Nanovic Institute student programs.Join us outside Nanovic Hall between 2 and 4 p.m. Look for the tent. Originally published at nanovic.nd.edu.

Join the Center for Social Concerns as it kicks off the academic year with lots of food and fun, including a mechanical bull, hot dogs, and funnel cakes! You can learn more about its programs, courses, and minors, plus we'll be giving away our new T-shirt!

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Undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, staff, and their families are warmly invited to gather for the Opening of the Academic Year Mass as we ask for God’s blessing on the year ahead. University President Rev. Robert A. Dowd, C.S.C., will serve as presider and homilist. All are welcome. More details are available at go.nd.edu/openingmass.

Art Attack, now in its 10th year, is transformed into an arts crawl outdoors on Irish Green leading to the new Arts Gateway on St. André Way! Students can sample the diverse range of performing, visual, and literary arts on campus and enjoy an afternoon of great performances by recognized student groups. Find information on employment, auditions, and getting involved in student arts groups. Grab some free food, giveaways, and more. Check out what's happening in the Arts Gateway on campus and bring more art to your life. Rain location: DeBartolo Performing Arts Center. Co-sponsored by the Arts@ND initiative.

Sit in on a conversation with ND experts (prior to the Aug. 31 evening performance of As You Like It) as we chat about Shakespeare and the messy realities of building sustainable communities, utopias, and environmental futures. Featuring Notre Daem students Mackenzie Pittman and Westin Smith. FREE! Originally published at shakespeare.nd.edu.