Center for Social Concerns Send-Off Ceremony

As Father Jenkins prepares to end his tenure as Notre Dame President, we reflect on some of the notable accomplishments of the last 19 years. These statistics show changes from 2005-2024.

From the Grotto, seeing the Dome, friendships, residence halls, the library, and free food, members of the University of Notre Dame Class of 2024 share their answers of what they'll miss the most about campus after graduation.Featuring 0:02-0:12 Kendra Lyimo 0:13-0:18 Christian Ramos-Ambriz 0:18-0:25 Emma Westrick 0:25-0:35 Lulu Romero 0:36-0:45 Jo'Vette Hawkins 0:45-0:48 Tai Ha 0:49-0:56 Jasmin Mitchell 0:57-1:11 Christian Quilon 1:12-1:22 Juliana Ramirez 1:22-1:45 Mary Cicchiello 1:45-1:59 Jay Post 1:59-2:04 Faith Bruce 2:04-2:09 Alex Sims 2:10-2:19 Gerard Rabulan 2:19-2:26 Luzolo Matundu 2:26-2:33 Emma Stern 2:33-2:48 Caesar Sanchez

Ahead of Commencement, members of the class of 2024 share what advice they'd give their freshman self to make the best of their Notre Dame experience.Featuring: 0:08-0:16 Emma Stern 0:16-0:31 Juliana Ramirez 0:32-0:36 Alex Sims 0:36-0:39 Christopher Rizkalli 0:39-0:51 Christian Ramos-Ambriz 0:52-1:08 Lulu Romero 1:09-1:16 Jo'Vette Hawkins 1:17-1:24 Kendra Lyimo 1:25-1:47 Jay Post 1:47-2:07 Luzolo Matundu 2:08-2:17 Christian Quilon 2:17-2:23 Emma Westrick 2:23-2:35 Jasmin Mitchell 2:36-2:47 Mary Cicchiello 2:48-2:57 Gerard Rabulan 2:58-3:07 Kylie Boyer 3:08-3:17 Caesar Sanchez 3:17-3:33 Natalie Daskal

The Notre Dame undergraduate experience brings students in touch with their field of study both in the classroom and far beyond South Bend, Indiana. Assistant Professor of the Practice Joanna Larson embodies that idea within the Department of Biological Sciences by immersing students in hands-on learning. Listen as they share what they’re learning, on campus in the lab… and in the jungles of Costa Rica.---This episode of the NDWorks Podcast was hosted by Jenna Liberto and edited by Michael Wiens with original music by Alex Mansour. Thanks to the University of Notre Dame College of Science. Professor Larson’s Costa Rica trip was sponsored by the Biological Sciences Department and the Glynn Family Honors Program.

In October, it was announced that Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., would step down from his role as the 17th president of the University of Notre Dame. He has shaped and grown the University and its impact over the past 19 years in research, global engagement, and by attracting super faculty and the highest caliber students, just to name a few.In this special episode of Notre Dame Stories, Father Jenkins reflects on his tenure with host Jenna Liberto.------ Notre Dame Stories is the official podcast of the University of Notre Dame. It was created by the Office of Public Affairs and Communications. Hosted by Jenna Liberto with Executive Producer Andy Fuller, content coordination by Staci Stickovich, edited by Michael Wiens and Jessica Sieff, and videography by Tony Fuller and Zach Dudka. Original music by Alex Mansour. Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.