- Sep 295:00 PMJapanese Conversation TableCultures & Languages | Decio 131
Come and practice your Japanese in a fun and relaxing environment! All levels welcome! For questions, please contact Prof. Naoki Fuse (nfuse@nd.edu). - Sep 3011:30 AMNDFSID Welcome Lunch: BYO Lunch & Sweet Treats Provided!Cultures & Languages | Geddes Hall Coffee House
Kick off the new semester with us! Join NDFSID at the Geddes Coffee House for our Fall Kick-Off Welcome Lunch. Pack your favorite lunch, bring a friend, and save room for something sweet—we’ll be providing delicious desserts and sweet treats for everyone. It’s a great chance to catch up with old friends, meet new faces, and get excited for the term ahead. We hope to see you there! Originally published at internationalerg.nd.edu. - Sep 304:00 PMMass in ItalianCultures & Languages | Malloy Hall Chapel
Join us for an Italian-language Mass in celebration of the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi (October 3, 1226). Originally published at italianstudies.nd.edu. - Sep 305:00 PMMexico is Closer Than You Think - Summer & Semester Abroad OpportunitiesCultures & Languages | DeBartolo Hall 118
Are you interested in studying abroad or interning in Mexico? Discover opportunities to study, conduct research, gain professional experience, and immerse yourself in Mexican culture. Bring a friend who may also be interested in these excellent opportunities. Questions? Please contact Yandhi Reynoso (yreynoso@nd.edu). - Oct 111:00 AMRussian Conversation ClubCultures & Languages | 107 Decio Hall
Join us every Thursday for a relaxed and friendly conversation club! We will talk about a variety of topics, listen to music, share ideas, and practice Russian together. We hope to see you there! Originally published at germanandslavic.nd.edu. - Oct 12:00 PMPeace Corps information session for ND studentsCultures & Languages | Decio 334
The Peace Corps is a U.S. Government agency that focuses on international service and development by sending trained volunteers abroad to work alongside community members on locally prioritized projects. Volunteers serve for two years, focusing on projects in either Agriculture, Community Economic Development, Education, Environment, Health, or Youth Development. The Peace Corps provides three months of in-country training for volunteers and provides a stipend that covers the cost of food, transportation, communication, and housing. While in service, volunteers get full medical and dental care, student loan assistance, and earn a Volunteer Service Award that totals up to $10,800 pre-tax. After service, volunteers qualify for specialized scholarships for graduate school, hiring advantages for federal jobs, and access to one of the strongest networks out there. Beyond just the dry benefits of Peace Corps service, you get to do some truly amazing work and are put in an environment where you are really able to grow as a person. Because the Peace Corps does most of its work in non-English speaking communities, applicants who already have experience with foreign language learning, are highly highly valued. So when you're braving the current job market, and you want a place that will be really happy to see your application, give the Peace Corps a chance!If this sounds interesting and you'd like to learn more, please come to our information session this Thursday at 2:00 in Decio 334! - Oct 17:00 PMMeet Me in My Country: "Fall" in Love with Germany, Ireland, & UkraineCultures & Languages | DeBartolo Hall 116
Do you enjoy fall festivities? How do these European nations celebrate the autumn season? FLTAs Paula, Kate, and Ella will introduce us to Oktoberfest (Germany), Samhain (Ireland), and Obzhynky (Ukraine). We will have an opportunity to learn about these unique celebrations that take place across Europe and partake in hands-on activities related to them. - Oct 23:00 PMSlavic Tea PartyCultures & Languages | 117 Decio Hall
Join us for a Slavic Tea Party! Emerson Carella will give a study abroad presentation on his time in Poland. Afterward, students and faculty can explore Polish culture, partake in delicious refreshments, and enjoy fun songs and activities. We hope to see you there! Originally published at germanandslavic.nd.edu. - Oct 42:00 PMThe Art of Wagashi: Exploring Tradition, Craftsmanship, and Seasonality in Japanese CultureCultures & Languages | DeBartolo Hall 131
This lecture and demonstration will be presented by Toshiko Sugii Steffes of Wagashi Studio. Questions? Please contact Prof. Yoko Kawamura (ykawamur@nd.edu). - Oct 43:30 PMHoly Mass in ArabicCultures & Languages | Lewis Hall Chapel
Join us for Holy Mass in Arabic!Officiated by Rev. Aaron J. Michka, C.S.C. - Oct 55:00 PMTae's Plé: Irish Language TableCultures & Languages | 3130 Jenkins Nanovic Hall
Come and practice your Irish at Tae's Plé! All levels are welcome! - Oct 73:45 PMKaffeestundeCultures & Languages | 117 Decio Hall
Practice your German, enjoy the company of students and faculty, and have some delicious snacks. We would love to see you all there. Originally published at germanandslavic.nd.edu. - Oct 811:00 AMRussian Conversation ClubCultures & Languages | 107 Decio Hall
Join us every Thursday for a relaxed and friendly conversation club! We will talk about a variety of topics, listen to music, share ideas, and practice Russian together. We hope to see you there! Originally published at germanandslavic.nd.edu. - Oct 86:15 PMHoly Mass in Kiswahili & Social (Jumuiya!)Cultures & Languages | Christ the Teacher Chapel
Please join us as we celebrate Christ with a Mass and liturgy in Kiwahili. Guidance in both English and Kiswahili will be provided. Join us for a social gathering after Mass. Officiant: Fr. David Kashangaki, CSC from Kenya. For more information or if you would like to volunteer to help, please contact Hana Kang (hkang2@nd.edu). Co-sponsored by Campus Ministry. - Oct 912:00 PMCelebrate Korean Alphabet Day (한글날)Cultures & Languages | Decio Hall 131
Drop in between 12 and 2 pm for Korean Alphabet Day! What you'll do:Learn Hangeul: Discover how to write the Korean alphabet.Create Munjado (문자도): Turn your Korean word into beautiful Korean decorative typography art!Free & Open to All!Sponsored by: Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures (EALC) & Center for the Study of Languages and Cultures (CSLC)Questions? Contact Prof. Kang at hkang2@nd.edu - Oct 92:00 PMDante Now!Cultures & Languages | Notre Dame Campus - Bond Hall
Please join the Center for Italian Studies and the Devers Program in Dante Studies for its annual "Dante Now!" event, dedicated to a community recitation of Dante's Divine Comedy. Click here for more information on the event's history. Dante Now! Community Recitation: • 2:00–2:30pm – Throughout the Notre Dame Campus: Selections from Dante’s Divine Comedy • 2:30pm – Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes: Dante’s Prayer to the Virgin (Paradiso 33. 1-21) Lecture 3:00–4:15pm: 104 Bond Hall Rebecca Bowen (University of Notre Dame): “Dante in Art Across the Ages” Originally published at italianstudies.nd.edu. - Oct 95:00 PMJapanese Conversation TableCultures & Languages | Decio 131
Come and practice your Japanese in a fun and relaxing environment! All levels welcome! For questions, please contact Prof. Naoki Fuse (nfuse@nd.edu). - Oct 95:30 PMEnglish Conversation TableCultures & Languages | Duncan Student Center W210
Come and practice your English in a comfortable and relaxed environment! - Oct 113:00 PMHoly Mass in FrenchCultures & Languages | Log Chapel
Join us for Holy Mass in French in the Log Chapel on campus! Mass will be followed by reception with free French food, courtesy of the French Club. - Oct 124:00 PMMulti-Language Reading ClubCultures & Languages | Collaboration Hub 120
Join other language learners in our multi-language reading club! Spend an hour relaxing, reading for fun in the company of others. Bring a foreign language book, magazine, or newspaper or read one from the library collection.
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