The University of Notre Dame, along with the city of South Bend, the city of Elkhart and various community organizations and businesses, will host Idea Week April 20-29 (Friday-Sunday) to highlight strides being made in innovation and entrepreneurship in the region and to inspire creative energy for future success.…
Location: Rare Books & Special Collections, Hesburgh Library
This exhibit, by Erika Hosselkus, Curator of Latin Americana, explores the history of newspapers, magazines, and the periodical print revolution in the colony and nation of Peru.
It draws on strengths of Rare Books and Special Collections’ José E. Durand Peruvian History collection. The collection features early Peruvian imprints and periodicals, including an impressive array of 19th-century newspapers, circulars, and popular song and verse imprints. Together these items offer diverse perspectives on Peruvian political events, and cultural and religious practices and preferences from the colonial era, through the country’s birth in 1825, and beyond the turn of the 20th century. This exhibit is free and open to the public.Visit Rare Books and Special Collections in Hesburgh Library to explore the collection.
Jeff VanderMeer is the 2016-2017 Trias Writer-in-Residence for Hobart-William Smith College. His most recent fiction is the NYT-bestselling Southern Reach trilogy (Annihilation, Authority, and Acceptance), which won the Shirley Jackson Award and Nebula Award. The trilogy made over 30 year’s best lists, including Entertainment Weekly’s top 10, and prompted the New Yorker…
The University of Notre Dame, along with the city of South Bend, the city of Elkhart and various community organizations and businesses, will host Idea Week April 20-29 (Friday-Sunday) to highlight strides being made in innovation and entrepreneurship in the region and to inspire creative energy for future success.…
Location: Rare Books & Special Collections, Hesburgh Library
This exhibit, by Erika Hosselkus, Curator of Latin Americana, explores the history of newspapers, magazines, and the periodical print revolution in the colony and nation of Peru.
It draws on strengths of Rare Books and Special Collections’ José E. Durand Peruvian History collection. The collection features early Peruvian imprints and periodicals, including an impressive array of 19th-century newspapers, circulars, and popular song and verse imprints. Together these items offer diverse perspectives on Peruvian political events, and cultural and religious practices and preferences from the colonial era, through the country’s birth in 1825, and beyond the turn of the 20th century. This exhibit is free and open to the public.Visit Rare Books and Special Collections in Hesburgh Library to explore the collection.
The University of Notre Dame, along with the city of South Bend, the city of Elkhart and various community organizations and businesses, will host Idea Week April 20-29 (Friday-Sunday) to highlight strides being made in innovation and entrepreneurship in the region and to inspire creative energy for future success.…
Location: Rare Books & Special Collections, Hesburgh Library
This exhibit, by Erika Hosselkus, Curator of Latin Americana, explores the history of newspapers, magazines, and the periodical print revolution in the colony and nation of Peru.
It draws on strengths of Rare Books and Special Collections’ José E. Durand Peruvian History collection. The collection features early Peruvian imprints and periodicals, including an impressive array of 19th-century newspapers, circulars, and popular song and verse imprints. Together these items offer diverse perspectives on Peruvian political events, and cultural and religious practices and preferences from the colonial era, through the country’s birth in 1825, and beyond the turn of the 20th century. This exhibit is free and open to the public.Visit Rare Books and Special Collections in Hesburgh Library to explore the collection.
Location: South Quad in front of South Dinning Hall (rain location inside Jordan Hall of Science)
Come celebrate spring and sustainability at GreeND’s biannual Sustainability Festival! There will be local vendors, live music, games and green campus organizations.
Volker Schlöndorff is arguably one of the most important and internationally successful German directors. He is possessed with a pronounced fondness for bringing German and international literary classics to the screen. Schlöndorff will screen Young Törless (1966) and will discuss German film in the sixties. Part of the conference 1968 in Europe and Latin America sponsored jointly by the Nanovic Institute for European Studies and the Kellogg Institute for International Studies of the Keough School of Global Affairs.
The University of Notre Dame, along with the city of South Bend, the city of Elkhart and various community organizations and businesses, will host Idea Week April 20-29 (Friday-Sunday) to highlight strides being made in innovation and entrepreneurship in the region and to inspire creative energy for future success.…
Comprised of university faculty, staff, alumni, community members, and graduate and undergraduate students, the University Band is one of the most diverse ensembles on campus. Repertoire will include movie music, band classics, transcriptions, marches, and other pieces from a variety of genres.
For tickets, call the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center at 574-631-2800 or performingarts.nd.edu…
Want to enjoy some great gospel music? The Voices of Faith Choir will perform various gospel pieces that will surely have you up on your feet. Come and be blessed! (Doors open 6:30 p.m.)
Location: Leighton Concert Hall - DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
Treasured by audiences worldwide for his exceptional talent and musicality, Itzhak Perlman is revered not only for his technical skills but for the obvious joy he brings to every performance. Last at DPAC on October 25, 2006, Perlman’s return gives our audiences the chance to hear one of classical music’s all-time greats in the magnificent Leighton Concert Hall. …
Join Campus Ministry and the Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study for the distinctive opportunity to hear the North American premiere of two recently rediscovered works: the first is a choral Mass setting by the renowned French organist and composer Jean Titelouze (1563-1633), which will be introduced by Jonathan Hehn, Choral Program Director and organist; the second is a set of nine medieval chants (12th and 14th centuries) sung during the rites for the sick and dying, previously referred to in the Church as the Commendation of the Soul (Commendatio animae…
The Notre Dame Basilica Schola, assisted by the Basilica’s Gregorian Chant Schola, will present a concert of sacred music, immediately following Sunday Vespers. The performance will feature the North American premiere of two recently rediscovered works. The first is a choral Mass setting by the renowned French organist and composer Jean Titelouze (1563-1633). The second is a set of ancient medieval chants (12th and 14th centuries) for the sick and dying which have been recently uncovered by visiting scholar to Notre Dame, Elaine Stratton-Hild. Directed by the Basilica Schola’s new director, Jonathan Hehn, this concert is free and open to the public. …
Location: Rare Books & Special Collections, Hesburgh Library
This exhibit, by Erika Hosselkus, Curator of Latin Americana, explores the history of newspapers, magazines, and the periodical print revolution in the colony and nation of Peru.
It draws on strengths of Rare Books and Special Collections’ José E. Durand Peruvian History collection. The collection features early Peruvian imprints and periodicals, including an impressive array of 19th-century newspapers, circulars, and popular song and verse imprints. Together these items offer diverse perspectives on Peruvian political events, and cultural and religious practices and preferences from the colonial era, through the country’s birth in 1825, and beyond the turn of the 20th century. This exhibit is free and open to the public.Visit Rare Books and Special Collections in Hesburgh Library to explore the collection.
Location: Rare Books & Special Collections, Hesburgh Library
This exhibit, by Erika Hosselkus, Curator of Latin Americana, explores the history of newspapers, magazines, and the periodical print revolution in the colony and nation of Peru.
It draws on strengths of Rare Books and Special Collections’ José E. Durand Peruvian History collection. The collection features early Peruvian imprints and periodicals, including an impressive array of 19th-century newspapers, circulars, and popular song and verse imprints. Together these items offer diverse perspectives on Peruvian political events, and cultural and religious practices and preferences from the colonial era, through the country’s birth in 1825, and beyond the turn of the 20th century. This exhibit is free and open to the public.Visit Rare Books and Special Collections in Hesburgh Library to explore the collection.
Notre Dame’s three jazz ensembles (Jazz I, Jazz II, and the New Orleans Brass Band) will present their end-of-year concert. In addition to performing a wide-ranging program of jazz repertoire, the event will honor the senior members for their dedication to the program throughout their time as collegiate musicians.…
Location: Rare Books & Special Collections, Hesburgh Library
This exhibit, by Erika Hosselkus, Curator of Latin Americana, explores the history of newspapers, magazines, and the periodical print revolution in the colony and nation of Peru.
It draws on strengths of Rare Books and Special Collections’ José E. Durand Peruvian History collection. The collection features early Peruvian imprints and periodicals, including an impressive array of 19th-century newspapers, circulars, and popular song and verse imprints. Together these items offer diverse perspectives on Peruvian political events, and cultural and religious practices and preferences from the colonial era, through the country’s birth in 1825, and beyond the turn of the 20th century. This exhibit is free and open to the public.Visit Rare Books and Special Collections in Hesburgh Library to explore the collection.
This intimate vocal ensemble specializes in Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque music. For their spring concert, they will present a program devoted to music from Vatican manuscripts.
