Review the full semester calendar at registrar.nd.edu/calendars/.

Review the full semester calendar at registrar.nd.edu/calendars/.

Celebrate the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker in the Mary, Queen of Families Chapel on Wednesday, May 1st from 8:30–9:00 a.m. Led by Fr. Austin Collins C.S.C, Vice President for Mission Engagement and Church Affairs and faculty member in the Department of Art, Art History and Design, this opportunity to worship amidst site-specific installations offers a chance to reflect on the connection between liturgy and the arts. Following the mass, we will offer a fifteen-minute guided exploration of a work of art on view inspired by St. Joseph the Worker. Seating will be on a first come, first served basis and will be capped at the first twenty-four people to arrive.

Celebrate the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker in the Mary, Queen of Families Chapel on Wednesday, May 1st from 8:30–9:00 a.m. Led by Fr. Austin Collins C.S.C, Vice President for Mission Engagement and Church Affairs and faculty member in the Department of Art, Art History and Design, this opportunity to worship amidst site-specific installations offers a chance to reflect on the connection between liturgy and the arts. Following the mass, we will offer a fifteen-minute guided exploration of a work of art on view inspired by St. Joseph the Worker. Seating will be on a first come, first served basis and will be capped at the first twenty-four people to arrive.

Enjoy an afternoon of classical music with the South Bend Symphony Orchestra's string quintet. https://sjcpl.libnet.info/event/9095245

Enjoy an afternoon of classical music with the South Bend Symphony Orchestra's string quintet. https://sjcpl.libnet.info/event/9095245

Japanese learners of all levels are invited to the Japanese Conversation Table!

Japanese learners of all levels are invited to the Japanese Conversation Table!

At this tea party we will celebrate the end of the semester! Be sure to stop by to take part in the fun, food, and games!  Originally published at germanandrussian.nd.edu.

At this tea party we will celebrate the end of the semester! Be sure to stop by to take part in the fun, food, and games!  Originally published at germanandrussian.nd.edu.

Are you looking for ways to grow in your spiritual life? Would you like to just talk about what's going on in your life or looking for guidance in navigating some of life's challenges? Whether you're dealing with friends, family, faith or other issues, we are here to listen and provide support. No appointment necessary! Just drop in!  A Campus Minister is available EVERY MONDAY-THURSDAY FROM 5-7pm in 113 CoMo(across from the marble ball) to listen, offer guidance and share the wisdom and hope our faith provides. For more info, contact Mike Urbaniak (murbania@nd.edu). You may also set up a specific time to chat with a Campus Ministry by filling out this brief form: Need to Talk: Chat Request

Are you looking for ways to grow in your spiritual life? Would you like to just talk about what's going on in your life or looking for guidance in navigating some of life's challenges? Whether you're dealing with friends, family, faith or other issues, we are here to listen and provide support. No appointment necessary! Just drop in!  A Campus Minister is available EVERY MONDAY-THURSDAY FROM 5-7pm in 113 CoMo(across from the marble ball) to listen, offer guidance and share the wisdom and hope our faith provides. For more info, contact Mike Urbaniak (murbania@nd.edu). You may also set up a specific time to chat with a Campus Ministry by filling out this brief form: Need to Talk: Chat Request

The Creative Writing Series invites you to come and listen to a reading from 2023 Sparks Prize winner: Lance Carroll The Sparks Prize is annually awarded to a distinguished graduate of the Creative Writing Program as a post-graduation year of residency and writing time, funded by Nicholas Sparks and judged by an external writer. Based on the quality of writing and the likelihood that the submission will be published or will be developed into a publishable book. 2023 Sparks Prize Judge Tess Gunty selected Carroll's KAIROS as the winning entry. Gunty writes:"With breathtaking prose, refined pacing, and an undeniable raison d’être, KAIROS sings. Here is a voice determined to excavate interpersonal and institutional hypocrisies with precision and tenderness, generosity and courage. There is no doubt that the author of this work has embarked on an auspicious literary career."Lance Carroll is a writer who, while born in southern Missouri, has migrated throughout the entirety of the Midwest. He graduated from Shimer College—"the worst school in the country"—where he earned a degree in liberal arts after a year of study in Oxford. At Notre Dame, he has served as the co-editor of fiction for Notre Dame Review and taught classes on nonfiction and speculative fiction. He is working on a hybrid memoir about sexuality and religious experience.

The Creative Writing Series invites you to come and listen to a reading from 2023 Sparks Prize winner: Lance Carroll The Sparks Prize is annually awarded to a distinguished graduate of the Creative Writing Program as a post-graduation year of residency and writing time, funded by Nicholas Sparks and judged by an external writer. Based on the quality of writing and the likelihood that the submission will be published or will be developed into a publishable book. 2023 Sparks Prize Judge Tess Gunty selected Carroll's KAIROS as the winning entry. Gunty writes:"With breathtaking prose, refined pacing, and an undeniable raison d’être, KAIROS sings. Here is a voice determined to excavate interpersonal and institutional hypocrisies with precision and tenderness, generosity and courage. There is no doubt that the author of this work has embarked on an auspicious literary career."Lance Carroll is a writer who, while born in southern Missouri, has migrated throughout the entirety of the Midwest. He graduated from Shimer College—"the worst school in the country"—where he earned a degree in liberal arts after a year of study in Oxford. At Notre Dame, he has served as the co-editor of fiction for Notre Dame Review and taught classes on nonfiction and speculative fiction. He is working on a hybrid memoir about sexuality and religious experience.

IRLL Céilí May 1, 2024  8-10pm Downes Ballroom Originally published at irishlanguage.nd.edu.

IRLL Céilí May 1, 2024  8-10pm Downes Ballroom Originally published at irishlanguage.nd.edu.