Enrico Terrinoni, Chair in English Literature at the Università per Stranieri di Perugia, and the Italian translator of Joyce’s Ulysses and Finnegans Wake, will speak on the topic: “Joyce, Giordano Bruno, and the ‘Worlds of Words'."
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The official public opening event will take place on October 6, from 4–6:30 p.m., with remarks in the Annenberg Auditorium from 4:15–5 p.m.
Originally published at Snite Museum of Art events…
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Nathan Gunn remains one of the most exciting and in-demand baritones performing today. Drawing from the Great American Songbook he and wife Julie Gunn perform their favorite cabaret program in the Leighton Concert Hall. The evening sweeps through an eclectic mix of standards and other iconic songs from composers as diverse as William Bolcom, Leonard Bernstein, Cole Porter, Harold Arlen, Tom Waits, and more.
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Read More about Concert: Nathan Gunn, baritone and Julie Gunn, piano (new cabaret program)
Notre Dame Film, Television, and Theatre
presents
ND Theatre NOW!
RHINOCEROS
by Eugène Ionesco
translated by Derek Prouse
directed by FTT senior Abbey Schnell
No one believes they’ll turn into a rhinoceros…until they do.
September 28 – October 8, 2017
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Evening adoration will be held in the Lewis Hall Chapel. All are invited to join for praise and worship music, reconciliation, and a brief meditation. Students may come for a short while or stay the entire time.
Originally published at campusministry.nd.edu…
This fall’s Seminar in American Religion features Laurel Thatcher Ulrich’s A House Full of Females: Plural Marriage and Women’s Rights in Early Mormonism, 1835–1870…
The Domer Run is a fun run to benefit local cancer education and awareness programs. Participants can choose from a 10K, 5K, or a 2 mile Fun Walk. The routes for all courses are at Notre Dame which allows participants to take in the beauty of our campus while participating. The two runs are open to participants age 13 and over. The fun walk is open to all ages. Strollers and pets are welcome on the fun walk only.
Registration is open to both the Notre Dame and local community. Click here for more information and to register.
The Charles B. Hayes Family Sculpture Park reopens this fall with the exhibition theme of “Reclaiming Our Nature,” and this series of mindfulness meditation programs will draw on the physical nature of the space and our human nature to practice being present through awakening our senses. Meditation teacher and research professor Deirdre Guthrie will lead all three thematic sessions exploring our own inner landscapes of well-being as we engage with sacred symbols of art, nature, and our own deeply interwoven selves.
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Read More about Outdoor Mindfulness Meditation: "The Elements"
Notre Dame Film, Television, and Theatre
presents
ND Theatre NOW!
RHINOCEROS
by Eugène Ionesco
translated by Derek Prouse
directed by FTT senior Abbey Schnell
No one believes they’ll turn into a rhinoceros…until they do.
September 28 – October 8, 2017
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All day on both Sunday-Monday, Oct. 8-9, the team's lone home appearance.
Department of Athletic's Men's Golf site.
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Notre Dame Film, Television, and Theatre
presents
ND Theatre NOW!
RHINOCEROS
by Eugène Ionesco
translated by Derek Prouse
directed by FTT senior Abbey Schnell
No one believes they’ll turn into a rhinoceros…until they do.
September 28 – October 8, 2017
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Professor Simon Richter will deliver a guest lecture on the topic of cultural responses to sea level rise and catastrophic flooding. Richter is professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures at the University of Pennsylvania, a member of their Graduate Groups in Comparative Literature and Religious Studies, and affiliated with their Programs in Cinema Studies, Environmental Humanities, and Women’s Studies. …
Read More about Lecture: "Forget Noah! Ark Thinking and the (In)Hospitality of the Sea"
Connie Snyder Mick, academic cirector of the Center for Social Concerns and co-director of the Poverty Studies Interdisciplinary Minor, asks if good writing can solve wicked problems like poverty. …
Read More about Research Seminar: :"Good Writing and Wicked Problems in Poverty Studies"
Frances K. Pohl, Reynolds '56 Professor in the Humanities and Professor of Art History, Pomona College.
The American artist Ben Shahn created graphic art for the newly formed Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) from 1937 to 1947, including posters for the Steelworkers Organizing Committee in the late 1930s and for the CIO’s Political Action Committee (CIO…
(Please reserve your seat by September 27)
ITINERARY
8:15 AM Board Cardinal bus in Dorr Road lot
(off Route 933, south of WNDU-TV)
8:30 AM Depart campus
9:00 AM Arrive Elkhart (Indiana), divide into two touring groups
9:15 AM
group a | Tour Beardsley House, then Ruthmere Museum
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Read More about Art and Architecture Tour (sponsored by the Friends of the Snite Museum)
Join the McGrath Institute for Church Life in the Geddes Hall Chapel for Vespers, the evening prayer of the Church.
This 30-minute prayer service is one of the longest-standing liturgical practices in the Christian tradition, predating even the Rule of St. Benedict. It includes music, a common recitation of the Psalms, and a brief reflection.
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The Milton String Quartet took the Grand Prize and Senior String Division Gold Medal at the 44th Annual Fischoff Competition. The Ensemble, violinists Roman Fraser and Maithéna Girault, violist Evan Robinson, and cellist Joshua Morris are in recital as part of this fall’s Winner’s Tour of the Midwestern United States.…
