Easter Holiday for Students

Easter holiday for students — classes are not in session Good Friday, April 7, through Monday, April 10. See http://registrar.nd.edu/calendar/ Contact: Office of the Registrar http://registrar.nd.edu

Easter holiday for students — classes are not in session Good Friday, April 7, through Monday, April 10. See http://registrar.nd.edu/calendar/ Contact: Office of the Registrar http://registrar.nd.edu

Easter holiday for students — classes are not in session Good Friday, April 7, through Monday, April 10. See http://registrar.nd.edu/calendar/ Contact: Office of the Registrar http://registrar.nd.edu

Using at least one pre-1924 sound recording and any other free or original music, create a musical project that highlights some of the new material available in the public domain. Some examples of projects include:Mash-ups Remixes Oral histories over one or more songs Original music with public domain sampling Playlists around a themeSee additional contest guidelines and resources. Submit your project Submit your project using this Google Form. The project deadline is Wednesday, April 12. Note: Please remember as you are looking through the public domain that historical sound recordings may include harmful, biased, prejudiced, and outdated views. Related LibGuide: Public Domain Day Music Contest Open to Undergraduates, Graduate Students, Postdocs, Faculty, and Staff. About the Public Domain Day Series The public domain covers works not protected by copyright. Public Domain Day happens on January 1 of each year when new works enter the public domain. It’s a day to celebrate the lives of authors whose works have finally become available to the world to access and use freely. Join us for a series of events celebrating Public Domain Day. View all events in this series.

Reading days will take place Thursday through Sunday, May 4-7, (when no examinations are permitted). Final exams will be Monday through Friday, May 8-12. View the academic calendar. Law students should refer to the Law School Registrar’s academic calendar for alternative information regarding their class schedule.

Reading days will take place Thursday through Sunday, May 4-7, (when no examinations are permitted). Final exams will be Monday through Friday, May 8-12. View the academic calendar. Law students should refer to the Law School Registrar’s academic calendar for alternative information regarding their class schedule.