Join Mission & Ministry for Shrove Tuesday waffles - gluten free options and all the toppings you can dream of will be available! 

Join Dr. Jen Erdman and the History & Political Science Department for a showing of The Woman King, based on the real all-female warriors in West Africa that provided the inspiration for Black Panther. Following the showing, there will be a discussion and reflection about colonization and the portrayal of female warriors, both in The Woman King and Black Panther.

Sophomore students will come together to play games and connect with others, as part of the kick-off to the Sophomore Success Program weekend.  

Following the information session, the training session provides new YES Program Members the tools they need to go out and serve in our community.

This information session provides an overview of the program, the application process, and how one can get involved with our community partners. 

Stuff and adopt a gator plushie in the spirit of Valentine's Day! Supplies are limited: First come, first served.

Join student engagement and RA April for a Karaoke Night! Snacks and drink will be provided. 

Student Engagement and Student Inclusion present: Black Faces in High Places, a mix and mingle amongst faculty, staff, and students. This inaugural program will feature an interactive panel discussion with a candid conversation.

February is Black History Month! It honors the Black community's experiences and accomplishments by paying tribute to generations of African Americans and people of color who have overcome adversity to pave the way for future generations. Here at NDMU, we want to emphasize the importance of civil rights, advocate for more equality, and provide Black history-makers a platform to share their stories.

Notre Dame Day is a time to celebrate our common purpose, to remember our rich heritage, and to recognize the achievements of the University community.