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The Student Alumni Leadership Council (SALC) is hosting a networking event for students and alumni. Our students are looking to our alumni to share your experiences in your career field, and your advice on how to succeed after graduation. This event will promote intimate conversations where you can support the next generation of Notre Dame alumni. All alumni from any program, year, or degree type are welcome to attend. If you are an alum, please RSVP using this form.

Stop by to learn about the importance of suicide prevention, along with available resources, as the Counseling Center recognizes Suicide Prevention Month. 

Students, faculty, and staff are invited to celebrate the $9 million renovation of the Knott Science and Innovation Center!

Join President Marylou Yam as we recognize this major achievement for Go Beyond: The Campaign for NDMU.

All students residing in Meletia Hall are invited to have pizza with NDMU President Dr. Marylou Yam.

All commuter students are invited to have pizza with NDMU President Dr. Marylou Yam.

All students residing in Doyle Hall are invited to have pizza with NDMU President Dr. Marylou Yam.

The Mass of the Holy Spirit is a tradition at Catholic colleges dating back to 1548 as a time to gather and seek the wisdom and inspiration of the Holy Spirit at the beginning of each academic year. 

Please email Rudy Dehaney, Campus Minister (rdehaney@ndm.edu) if you are interested in participating in this liturgy as a lector (reader), Eucharistic Minister, musician or as part of the choir.

NDMU Welcomes Historic Gender-Inclusive Class of Traditional Undergraduates


BALTIMORE – For the first time in its 128-year history, Notre Dame of Maryland University welcomes students identifying as female and male into the traditional undergraduate program. Close to 50 male students began fall classes this week as part of the all-gender traditional undergraduates.

“We are excited to celebrate our historic gender-inclusive class of first-year students and look forward to the ways that the Class of 2027 will enrich our campus community,” said Dr. Marylou Yam, president of Notre Dame of Maryland University. 

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