Enjoy breakfast at the North Dining Hall with your fellow Reunion attendees using your credentials.

Check in and pick up your credentials for Reunion. Headquarters Phone Number: 574-631-6000

All are welcome in the Geddes Hall Coffee House for coffee and more! Tour Geddes Hall and learn about current research and programming, including immersive summer experiences for students.

Join us as we honor deceased members of the Notre Dame community at our annual Alumni Weekend Memorial Mass on Friday, May 30st at 9:00 AM. The Rev. Brian Ching, C.S.C., will preside.  Click here to make a prayer request.

Click here to RSVP, but walkins are also welcome!  You may remember it as the Placement Bureau in the Main Building, Career and Placement Services in the basement of the Hesburgh Library, or the Career Center in Flanner Hall. Today, the Meruelo Family Center for Career Development is located on the 5th floor of Duncan Student Center, and is among the largest university career center facilities in higher education, featuring 45 interview and conference rooms and great views across campus. Stop by to tour the new space, take a free professional headshot picture at the self-serve photo booth, discover hiring trends and outcomes for recent Notre Dame graduates, and explore the tools students are using today to launch their careers. Need to land top talent at your company or organization? Learn about recruiting ND students for your roles. Have a son or daughter who is in or entering college? Learn how they can leverage the career centers on their campuses. Sign up for IrishCompass, ND’s exclusive online networking community, to receive a special prize.

Click here to RSPV, but walkins are also welcome!  Join Patricia J. Culligan, the Matthew H. McCloskey Dean of the College of Engineering, for a special lecture delivered by Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Professor and concurrent Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Professor Meenal Datta:  “Bioengineering ad astra: How Notre Dame's health science in space is benefiting life on Earth."  Coffee and refreshments will be served. All Engineering alumni are welcome.

Click here to RSVP, but walkups are also welcome!  The Inspired Leadership Initiative (ILI) is a program for accomplished individuals from all professional backgrounds who have completed their chosen careers and wish to embark on a process of discovering, discerning and designing who they want to be in the next stage of their lives. We invite you to connect with us to learn how the ILI can enrich your next chapter. Refreshments will be provided.

The country’s leaders are governing from the White House and Congress to state capitals. How are they progressing six months post-inauguration as they do the people’s business? Mary Thompson ‘85 moderates our panel of experts who discuss key legislation, policy direction, implementation, and more. Don't miss this lively and stimulating discussion featuring our distinguished panelists' perspectives and participation by the audience. Moderator: Mary Thompson ‘85  award-winning broadcast journalist for CNBC and Bloomberg Panelists: Mary Gallagher, Marilyn Keough Dean of the Keough School of Global Affairs at the University of Notre Dame, non-resident senior fellow at the John L. Thornton China Center at the Brookings Institution Brian P. McKeon ’85, Former United States Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources Vincent Phillip Muñoz, Tocqueville Professor of Political Science, Concurrent Associate Professor of Law, Founding Director of the Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government, University of Notre Dame

The campus tour is an all walking tour covering 1.5 miles that includes visiting the Grotto, Basilica of the Sacred Heart, the Golden Dome, and "Touchdown Jesus."

Lunch in the North Dining Hall is available with your All Access or Friday credentials.

Click here to RSVP but walk ups are also welcome!  Join Dean Mary Gallagher to learn about the first new school in one hundred years at Notre Dame. She will talk about leading a school of global affairs during a period of geopolitical conflict and competition. Q&A to follow. Refreshments available.

Stop by for lunch anytime between 11:30-1pm, there is no formal programming taking place.

RSVP here but walkups are also welcome!  Join us for a presentation and panel discussion exploring the benefits of living among three institutions of higher learning. Community tours and refreshments will be offered.

Call them to schedule: 574-631-9993

Click here to RSVP, but walkups are also welcome!  Come and marvel at a selection of manuscripts and facsimiles during this Open House hosted by the Medieval Institute! You'll be able to handle these materials and learn from experts in Hesburgh Library's Rare Book Room and the reading room of the Medieval Institute.

Click here to RSVP but walk ups are also welcome!  Please stop by the Nanovic Institute for European Studies to chat with fellow alumni, share stories about your European experiences, and to hear about current initiatives at the institute. This event is open to former grant recipients, those who engaged with European Studies, and anyone who shares our interest in Europe. Refreshments, hors d'oeuvres, and pastries will be served. Feel free to drop in or to stay for the entire event!

Technology & Digital Studies (TDS) is the home to the Idzik Computing and Digital Technologies Minor (CDT), the Minor in Data Science (MDSC) and is the Arts & Letters home for the Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science. Because CDT is the successor to the Computer Applications Program (CAPP), we have many active CAPP alumni and would love to update you.

School of Architecture alumni are welcome to visit the Matthew and Joyce Walsh Family Hall School of Architecture between 11:30am - 1:30pm for guided and self-guided tours of our building.

Meet at the entrance to the Log Chapel. Tour the Log Chapel and be guided to the Basilica of the Sacred Heart where the tour will continue.

Presentation at 1:30 p.m. followed by a tour. The crucifix is a powerful symbol of suffering, sacrifice, love, hope, and redemption. Learn about the University’s unique crucifix collection directly from the curators and hear fascinating stories about the selection of these religious artifacts from different continents and cultures. Get up close and personal views of these exquisite pieces on display across campus. Presenters: Rev. Austin Collins ‘77,  Vice President for Mission Engagement and Church Affairs and Committee Member of Crucifix Initiative Mark W. Roche, Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, C.S.C., Professor of German Language and Literature and Concurrent Professor of Philosophy. Founder and leader of the Crucifix initiative

Dive into the treasure trove of major works by renowned artists you will find at the new Raclin Murphy Museum of Art. Join us in the third floor art studio to decorate your own art meditation journal, then meet Museum Director Joseph Becherer and his team of curators for “behind the scenes” strolls through the main galleries as you discover the classic yet contemporary  Robert A.M. Stern-designed building featuring 23 galleries; numerous site-specific commissions by internationally celebrated artists such as Jenny Holzer, Maya Lin, Mimmo Paladino, Jaume Plensa, and Kiki Smith; the outdoor Charles B. Hayes Family Sculpture Park; and the ornate Mary Queen of Families Chapel.

Room is located on the second floor in the back north east corner. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.

Join us for a bus tour of campus. Meet the bus at the Eck Visitors Center. Tour lasts approximately 1 hour. Must RSVP prior to tour.

Stop by the Reunion Refreshment Hub on DeBartolo quad for a beverage and a chance to catch up with friends. Refreshment Hub passes are included in all Reunion packages. Single tickets are available at the door for other guests and those without packages.

The campus tour is an all walking tour covering 1.5 miles that includes visiting the Grotto, Basilica of the Sacred Heart, the Golden Dome, and "Touchdown Jesus."

Join us for a bus tour of campus. Meet the bus at the Eck Visitors Center. Tour lasts approximately 1 hour. Must RSVP prior to tour.

Doors open at 6pm

Stop by the Reunion Refreshment Hub on DeBartolo quad for a beverage and a chance to catch up with friends. Complimentary entry for those with All Access, Friday, Weekend or Friday Evening credentials. Single tickets are available at the door for other guests and those without credentials.

Aaron Weber is a standup comedian based in Nashville and the youngest comic ever to perform at the Grand Ole Opry. He recently released his debut special Signature Dish and made his late-night debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. A co-host of The Nateland Podcast, Aaron tours nationally with his sharp, self-deprecating humor.

Room is located on the second floor in the back north east corner. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.