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Film: "First Reformed"

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Location: Browning Cinema

This critically acclaimed film by renowned director Paul Schrader explores the dark intersection of lost faith on a planet in peril. Considered “a summation of Schrader’s four-decade long career,” the film combines all of the director’s interests into a masterful work...

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Lecture: "Are There Too Many Farms in the World? Labor-Market Transaction Costs, Machine Capacities and Optimal Farm Size"

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Location: Hesburgh Center Auditorium

Sponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies. A New Frontiers Series lecture by Andrew Foster. This lecture is part of a larger series organized by Faculty Fellow Nilesh Fernando titled “New Frontiers in Economic Development…

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Symposium: "Apocalyptic Visions: Aesthetics, Theology, and Catastrophic Climate Change"

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Location: Reading Room, Jordan Hall of Science

This one-day interdisciplinary symposium will bring together scholars from disciplines across Notre Dame — including philosophy, theology, English, and the sciences — to discuss the intersection of aesthetics, theology, and catastrophic climate change. The discussions will take Paul Schrader’s film First...

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Fridays at Noon Concert

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Location: LaBar Recital Hall

Enjoy a free noontime concert. Performing this week are Department of Music students Katherine Gallagher ‘19, violin; Katherine Ward ‘19, soprano; David Tran ‘20, piano; and Ashlee Fu ’21, piano.  Works by Albeniz, Brahms, Messiaen and more. …

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Higgins Lunchtime Labor RAPS

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Location: Geddes Hall, Coffee House

“Losing Skills and Moral Certainty: How American Women Learned and Forgot the Science of Sewing” Presenter: Linda Przybyszewski, associate professor of history, Notre Dame, and author of the New York Times bestseller The Lost Art of Dress (Basic, 2014). Lunch is provided for those who RSVP…

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Annual Breandán Ó Buachalla Memorial Lecture: "Remarks on the History of Social and Political Concepts in Irish"

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Location: Room 1050 Jenkins Nanovic Hall

Peter McQuillan, Associate Professor of Irish Language and Literature, will deliver the annual Breandán Ó Buachalla Memorial Lecture, a signature event in the Institute's academic year. The title of his lecture is: "Remarks on the History of Social and Political Concepts in Irish." The lecture...

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Trike Theatre presents "Go, Dog. Go!"

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Location: DeBartolo Performing Arts Center

“Do you like my hat?”  Yes, we do! The madcap dog party never stops when these zany canines—big and small—leap off the page to bring P.D. Eastman’s famous book to life. The dogs’ high-spirited singing, zooming cars, construction zone chaos, and up-all-night...

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Life Beyond the ND Bubble

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Location: Dahnke Ballroom, Duncan Student Center

Attention Class of 2019: Life Beyond the ND Bubble, an Alumni Association event to help prepare seniors for life after ND, will feature amazing guest speakers taking on important, practical topics like budgeting, cooking for yourself, and dealing with the...

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Trike Theatre presents "Go, Dog. Go!"

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Location: DeBartolo Performing Arts Center

“Do you like my hat?”  Yes, we do! The madcap dog party never stops when these zany canines—big and small—leap off the page to bring P.D. Eastman’s famous book to life. The dogs’ high-spirited singing, zooming cars, construction zone chaos, and up-all-night...

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Revue: Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox

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Location: DeBartolo Performing Arts Center

Everything new can be old again. Pianist Scott Bradlee became a viral sensation by creating a series of YouTube clips with him and a diverse cast of superb vocalists, dancers, and musicians remixing a set list that can include anything from Ed...

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Lecture: "Religion and Patronage in Divided Societies: Insights from an Experimental Study of Political Behavior in Lebanon"

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Location: Hesburgh Center C103

Sponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies.  A lecture by Melani Cammett.  What is the relationship between clientelism and “identity politics” in driving political behavior in developing countries, particularly where patronage structures political life and identity-based cleavages are politicized?...

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Kellogg International Scholars Program Research Night

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Location: Hesburgh Center Auditorium

Sponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies. If you are a freshman interested in applying to the Kellogg International Scholars Program, or a Faculty Fellow of the Kellogg Institute or the Keough School of Global Affairs interested in working...

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RESCHEDULED Auditions for "The Great Gatsby"

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Location: B024 DeBartolo Performing Arts Center

Notre Dame Film, Television, and Theatre presents THE GREAT GATSBY by F. Scott Fitzgerald adapted for the stage by Simon Levy directed by Anton Juan Performances: April 10-14, 2019 Patricia George Decio Theatre, DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Actors of all races,...

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Info Session for Undergraduates: Grants and Funding at Notre Dame

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Location: 101 DeBartolo Hall

Presented by the Flatley Center for Undergraduate Scholarly Engagement and the Sorin Scholars. Representatives from the following campus centers, institutes, and programs will be available to explain your options and answer questions regarding funding available for summer projects. …

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Google CS First — Youth Coding Class Registration

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Location: St. Joseph County Public Library, Lower Level, Rockne Training Room

The Hesburgh Libraries IT Program is partnering with the St. Joseph County Public Library to offer free coding classes for kids ages 7-14. This 8-week program is a great opportunity to learn coding basics. Beginner students will explore a Storytelling theme, and...

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Talk: "Structures of Debt — Everything that Isn’t Equity!"

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Location: 161 Mendoza College of Business

Presented by Katie DellaMaria, Portfolio Manager, Fixed Income, BMO Please reserve your spot and REGISTER here.  Bio: Katie is a portfolio manager with the Taxable Short Fixed Income Team. Katie co-manages the BMO…

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RESCHEDULED Auditions for "The Great Gatsby"

- (part of a series)

Location: B024 DeBartolo Performing Arts Center

Notre Dame Film, Television, and Theatre presents THE GREAT GATSBY by F. Scott Fitzgerald adapted for the stage by Simon Levy directed by Anton Juan Performances: April 10-14, 2019 Patricia George Decio Theatre, DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Actors of all races,...

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Postgraduate Organization Campus Visit: Academy Mercy Volunteer Corps

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Location: Geddes Hall, Room 126

Danielle Daguio, Mercy Volunteer Corps recruiter, will be on campus for interviews and office hours regarding postgraduate service. Mercy Volunteers work in education, health care, and social services, while living together in community and growing spiritually. Email Danielle…

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Theatre: "King Lear" (Actors From The London Stage)

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Location: Washington Hall

Confronting the role of the monarch in the balance between authority and chaos, King Lear reveals the beauty of selfless love, the heartache of betrayal, and the descent of civilization into brutishness when selfish greed has run amuck.  Shakespeare’s intense...

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Work-in-Progress: "Protecting Capital Asset Portfolio Diversification, Intra-Elite Networks, and Political Influence"

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Kellogg Work-in-Progress Seminars are designed to generate in-depth discussion of new scholarly work. For the pre-circulated paper and to attend, register with kievents@nd.edu. A Kellogg Work-in-Progress Seminar with Visiting Fellow Victoria Paniagua…

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Book Launch: "Railroads and the Transformation of China" by Prof. Elisabeth Köll

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Location: Oak Room - South Dining Hall

Please join the Department of History at a reception to celebrate the work of Professor Elisabeth Köll, with an introduction by Parks M. Coble, James L. Sellers Professor of History, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. As a vehicle to convey both the history...

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(Canceled) Lecture: “The Unmasking Style in Social and Political Theory: A Critical Appraisal”

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Location: Room C103, Hesburgh Center for International Studies

Speaker canceled due to illness. Peter Baehr, Chair Professor of Social Theory, Lingnan University, Hong Kong. Author of “The Unmasking Style in Social Theory,” and “Hannah Arendt, Totalitarianism, and the Social Sciences.” Co-sponsored by the Department of Political Science, College of...

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Lecture (Byzantine Series): "Narratives of Love and Desire in Greek Martyr Acts of Late Antiquity"

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Location: Medieval Institute, 715 Hesburgh Library

The Byzantine Studies Program presents a lecture by Prof. Koen de Temmerman. A reception will follow. Koen De Temmerman is a Professor of Classics at Ghent University. He studied Classics and Communication Studies at Ghent University and the University of Bologna, was a postdoctoral...

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Film: "Citizen Lane," a documentary about Irish art dealer Hugh Lane

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Location: Browning Cinema, DeBartolo Performing Arts Center

Directed by Thaddeus O’Sullivan, Citizen Lane is an innovative mix of documentary and drama that delivers a vivid and compelling portrait of Hugh Lane (1875-1915), one of the most fascinating and yet enigmatic figures in modern Irish history. Professor Morna O'Neill, who received her...

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Theatre: "King Lear" (Actors From The London Stage)

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Location: Washington Hall

Confronting the role of the monarch in the balance between authority and chaos, King Lear reveals the beauty of selfless love, the heartache of betrayal, and the descent of civilization into brutishness when selfish greed has run amuck.  Shakespeare’s intense...

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Campaign Finance Symposium

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Location: McCartan Courtroom

Sponsored by Notre Dame Law School’s Journal of Legislation, the symposium’s topics relate to campaign finance reform and law, including discussion and debate between a variety of outstanding scholars and experts -- Professor Nicholas Stephanopoulos from the University of Chicago,...

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