A Conversation with NPR's Nina Totenberg
Notre Dame Law School is bringing award-winning journalist Nina Totenberg to campus for a conversation about her career covering the Supreme Court and legal affairs for NPR.
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Thursday, February 7, 2019
Film: "Citizen Lane," a documentary about Irish art dealer Hugh Lane
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 undergraduate degree from Notre Dame and her doctorate from Yale University, will introduce the film and participate in Q&A afterwards. Now an associate professor of art history at Wake Forest University, she was a contributor to the film. She is the author of Hugh Lane: The Art Market and the Art Museum, 1893–1915, which will be available for sale at the screening.
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Theatre: "King Lear" (Actors From The London Stage)
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 drama returns to Notre Dame in a powerful new production from Actors From The London Stage…
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Friday, February 8, 2019
Ten Years Hence Lecture: "Mobility, Networking and Innovation. Are We Facing a Paradigm Shift in Migration Research?"
Mobility, Networking and Innovation. Are We Facing a Paradigm Shift in Migration Research? by Sandro Cattacin
Prof. Sandro Cattacin, is a Professor at the Sociology department of the University of Geneva.…
Sustainability Research Seminar
Presented by the Office of Sustainability with cosponsorship by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies and Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies.
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Public Reception for the Exhibition "Revisions: Contemporary Native Art"
Celebrating the special exhibition
Revisions: Contemporary Native Art
This exhibition focuses on acts of revision, reuse, and reconfiguration in recent work by Indigenous artists. Drawing on both the permanent collection and selected loans, the exhibition brings together diverse artists who share an interest in the way forms evolve over time, across space, and between cultures.
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Theatre: "King Lear" (Actors From The London Stage)
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 drama returns to Notre Dame in a powerful new production from Actors From The London Stage…
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Saturday, February 9, 2019
Bridal Expo 2019 (Sponsored by Sunny 101.5 radio station)
Brides, see it all at the Sunny 101.5 Bridal Expo on Saturday, February 9, 2019 at Notre Dame – Duncan Student Center from 10am – 4pm. Save countless hours from traveling all over town in search of the perfect vendors for the most important day of your life. You and your entire bridal party will see the best-of-the-best in wedding products and services. Discover all that is new and different this season for weddings in just one afternoon.…
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Sunday, February 10, 2019
Concert: Christopher Marks
Christopher Marks is consistently praised by reviewers for “style and assurance” and “musicality [that] seems to flow effortlessly.” With his series of recordings of music by Seth Bingham and his many performances on historic American instruments, he has gained a reputation as an expert in American organ music old and new. Marks is associate dean of the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He is also associate professor at the Glenn Korff School of Music at UNL, where he has taught organ, music theory, and performance practice. Co-curated by Craig Cramer, professor of organ.
Concert: The Crossing, chamber choir
The Crossing is a professional chamber choir conducted by Donald Nally and dedicated to new music. It is committed to working with creative teams to make and record new, substantial works for choir with the possibility of changing the way we think about writing for choir, singing in a choir, and listening to choir music. The Grammy Award-winner concert is a mixed program of a cappella sacred and secular works.
Monday, February 11, 2019
Workshop B: Crafting a Strong Grant Proposal
Do you need funds to undertake a research project, conference presentation, unpaid internship, or service project? Workshop B2: Crafting a Strong Grant Proposal will provide guided instruction to help you craft a compelling project proposal. Appropriate for all undergraduates from all colleges applying to all Notre Dame funding sources.…
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Presentation: "Do What You Love — Work and the 5 Love/Appreciation Languages"
Finding best fit career paths, employers, and occupations can be challenging. Your values, interests, personality and skills all factor into making informed-decisions on what careers to pursue. Even if you secure a best fit opportunity, an employer’s culture and fellow coworkers can play a major role in your day-to-day enjoyment on the job. Feeling appreciated for your contributions, both personally and professionally, is key to being joyfully invested in your work. In this session, participants will learn about the 5 Love Languages…
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Tuesday, February 12, 2019
Ethics Week - Virginia Eubanks
This year’s ETHICS WEEK theme is Economic Inequality: on Campuses, in Communities and at Companies. The primary goal of Ethics Week is to encourage the discussion of ethical matters in undergraduate and graduate classes in the University’s Mendoza College of Business.
ETHICS WEEK is sponsored by the Mendoza College of Business and the Notre Dame Deloitte Center for Ethical Leadership and takes place annually in February. The lectures bring in experts from a diverse array of industries to explore current ethics issues. The lectures are free and open to Mendoza students, faculty, staff, and the entire Notre Dame and South Bend communities.…
Lecture: "The Challenge of Christian Animal Ethics"
Summary
In this lecture, David Clough identifies the need for urgent action concerning our treatment of other animals, especially in relation to the rapid expansion of industrial animal agriculture, which is having devastating impacts on the lives of farmed and wild animals, human health, and the environment. He makes the case that Christians have specific faith-based reasons for being concerned about this crucial issue, on the basis of broad biblical and doctrinal commitments affirming God as the creator, sustainer, and redeemer of all creaturely life. David argues that Christians have the opportunity to play a leading role in responding to this challenge, and he encourages audiences to take concrete practical action expressing a Christian regard for fellow animal creatures.…Read More about Lecture: "The Challenge of Christian Animal Ethics"
Performance: Inna Faliks, piano and Daniel Schlosberg, piano
Inna Faliks, professor and head of piano studies at UCLA, joins ND faculty pianist Daniel Schlosberg in this unusual presentation of Mahler’s poignant and epic Symphony No. 6, transcribed for piano four-hands by Alexander Zemlinsky.…
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Wednesday, February 13, 2019
Ethics Week — Bob Mundy, Mary Nucciarone and Marc Burdell
This year’s ETHICS WEEK theme is Economic Inequality: on Campuses, in Communities and at Companies. The primary goal of Ethics Week is to encourage the discussion of ethical matters in undergraduate and graduate classes in the University's Mendoza College of Business.
ETHICS WEEK is sponsored by the Mendoza College of Business and the Notre Dame Deloitte Center for Ethical Leadership and takes place annually in February. The lectures bring in experts from a diverse array of industries to explore current ethics issues. The lectures are free and open to Mendoza students, faculty, staff, and the entire Notre Dame and South Bend communities.…
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Thursday, February 14, 2019
Ethics Week - Dan Graff and Charlice Hurst
This year’s ETHICS WEEK theme is Economic Inequality: on Campuses, in Communities and at Companies. The primary goal of Ethics Week is to encourage the discussion of ethical matters in undergraduate and graduate classes in the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business.
ETHICS WEEK is sponsored by the Mendoza College of Business and the Notre Dame Deloitte Center for Ethical Leadership and takes place annually in February. The lectures bring in experts from a diverse array of industries to explore current ethics issues. The lectures are free and open to Mendoza students, faculty, staff, and the entire Notre Dame and South Bend communities.…
Lecture: "Human Capital Accumulation and Disasters: Evidence from the Pakistan Earthquake of 2005"
Sponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies. A New Frontiers Series lecture by Jishnu Das.
This lecture is part of a larger series organized by Faculty Fellow Nilesh Fernando entitled "New Frontiers in Economic Development…
From the HeART
On this day so focused on giving love to others, spend some time giving yourself a little love. You’re worth it! Fill your heart with art, music, mindfulness, and chocolate.
- Enjoy being serenaded by Harmonia …
Friday, February 15, 2019
Life Lunch with Anthony Pagliarini
Enjoy a free lunch and seminar-style conversation with assistant teaching professor and assistant director of undergraduate studies in the Department of Theology, Anthony Pagliarini. Sponsored by the McGrath Institute for Church Life. Lunch is free, but you must register.
Originally published at mcgrath.nd.edu…
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