- 2:45Commencement 2025: What Will You Miss Most?From walking the lakes, to daily life with friends, to tailgates, the Notre Dame Class of 2025 shares what they will miss most about their time on campus.
- 5:06Class of 2025: Dear Future Me...Members of the Notre Dame Class of 2025 read letters they wrote to themselves in 2021 when they were first year students.
- 17:09What Will You Miss Most about Notre Dame? (Supercut)From walking the lakes, to daily life with friends, to tailgates, the Notre Dame Class of 2025 shares what they will miss most about their time on campus.
- 1:29Commencement 2025: Seniors' Last Visit to the GrottoThe transition from Senior Week to Commencement Weekend begins with the Seniors' Last Visit to the Grotto.While it won't be the last time members of the Class of 2025 visit the sacred space on their own, it's the last time they'll visit together.
- 1:31What will the Class of '25 miss most?Grab a tissue, we're in our feels 🥲 We'll miss you #ND2025 but you'll always have a place to call home ☘️
- 0:36Fast Takes: Valedictorian EditionGet to know Clare Cullinan, the salutatorian for the Class of 2025. She'll graduate with a degree in global affairs with a studio art minor and deliver the Valedictory Address at our University Commencement Ceremony.
- 29:09A storied career: Doug MarshIn this episode of NDWorks Podcast, host Natalie Davis Miller sits down with Doug Marsh, University of Notre Dame's vice president for facilities design and operations and University architect, to take a look back at his storied career, as well as his plans for retirement.----This episode of NDWorks Podcast was edited by Michael Wiens, with original music by Alex Mansour.
- 1:27What will the Class of '25 miss most?We’ll miss you, Class of 2025, but what will you miss about us?Thanks for the memories, even the ones you slept through 💙
- 4:562025 Laetare Medalist: Kerry Robinson, CEO and executive director of Catholic Charities USALaetare Medal winner Kerry Alys Robinson, CEO and executive director of Catholic Charities USA, builds trust in the Church by meeting human needs.Her enthusiasm for providing service to vulnerable people, as well as her advocacy for leadership roles in the Church for women, laity, and young people, led Notre Dame to award Robinson the 2025 Laetare Medal—the oldest and most prestigious honor given to American Catholics—at Notre Dame’s 180th University Commencement Ceremony on May 18.
- 0:42Fast Takes: Salutatorian EditionGet to know Bennett Schmitt, the salutatorian for the Class of 2025. He'll graduate with a degree in an environmental sciences and applied maths with a minor in energy studies this weekend.
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