At 13, David McGrath thought he knew what made a good “catch.” A summer on a Wisconsin lake — and a girl named Kate — taught him to look beneath the surface: https://t.co/PjvVItDlSW
C’mon, Domers; it’s time to get writing! Young Alumni Essay Contest submissions are due on September 5 — that’s this Saturday! First place wins $1,000.
https://t.co/3eCw1GJeaw
Ron Rosas ’93 thought he might never play tennis again.
After septic shock led to the loss of both legs and arms, the former ND standout spent years rebuilding. Now he’s back on the court with his sights set on the U.S. Open Wheelchair Championships: https://t.co/oRjXneU30B
Two Ukrainian Catholic priests were held captive and tortured by Russian authorities for more than 19 months.
Then Vitaliy Kosovych ’24 LL.M. and Notre Dame’s Global Human Rights Clinic joined the fight to bring them home.
Read “Home Fires Burning”: https://t.co/T0agzFKbQH
Rev. James Martin, S.J., spoke about faith, vocation, social justice and the act of seeing the dignity in people with whom we disagree in his talk at Geddes Hall on Friday, August 28.
Read “Building Bridges” by Margaret Fosmoe ’85: https://t.co/9Ox1vfDWBy
One week left, young alumni!
Essays are due at midnight on September 7 — and yes, there’s still time to write something great!
See the details here: https://t.co/3eCw1GJeaw
The serving area of the South Dining Hall is now open. The next year of work will focus on the restoration of the dining rooms and creating a new public entry on the south side of the building. More energy-efficient mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems will be installed.
"To an Athlete Dying Young" has been recognized with a third place award for Best Feature by Catholic Media Association.
Congratulations to Jason!
Read the story: https://t.co/53UVfxzxmi
Notre Dame professor Michael Morris has built a national initiative that offers thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs a step-by-step path from poverty to profitability: https://t.co/m3VBsQypWa
A Step Back in Time” has been recognized with a second place award for Best Mission Driven Story by Catholic Media Association.
Congratulations to Margaret!
Read the story: https://t.co/Z2MQBdG6D3
For nearly three decades, Ken Dye and Larry Dwyer ’66 helped shape the sound and spirit of the Notre Dame bands. Now they march into retirement: https://t.co/GzHytxjwCV
“To an Athlete Dying Young” has been recognized with a bronze award for Best Profile by @CASEAdvance.
Congratulations to Jason!
Read the story: https://t.co/53UVfxzxmi
“If lived well, life is a series of benchmarks creating an arc that rises for a long time before it begins its descent.” Mel Livatino’s letter to his granddaughter recommends a book of family history as a portal into fruitful conversations: https://t.co/Jp7B6GvAmi