For the week of June 15
This is a weekly digest of events and announcements for students.
NOTE: During June and July, the student version will only be sent to students enrolled in the Summer Session, beginning Sunday, June 7, through Friday, July 17.
Arts and Performances
Art on the Aux with DJ PB
Experience your museum in a whole new way as DJ PB creates a new soundtrack for your art experience each month. Enjoy an evening where rhythm, melody, and beat echo the textures, colors, and emotions of the works of art on view. Come for the art, stay for the vibe. Free and open to all.
Thursday, June 18; 6 to 7 p.m. in the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
Family Day: Home Sweet Home
Make yourself at home at the Raclin Murphy Museum during this family day exploring artworks about place, belonging, memory, and family. Discover how artists across cultures and time express what “home” means. Enjoy gallery activities, refreshments, art-making, and more. Free and open to all.
Saturday, June 20; 1 to 3 p.m. in the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
Athletics and Sporting Events
Visit the Athletics composite schedule for events this week.
Deadlines or Registrations
Summer “ShowcACE”
This open house provides an opportunity for interested students to meet the Alliance for Education (ACE) team, alumni, ACE teachers, and professors; sit in on a graduate-level class; and learn more about the daily life and mission of an ACE teacher. Register online for the open house or register for a summer webinar.
Friday, July 17; 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Remick Family Hall
Educational and Research Opportunities
New Library Catalog is Live
The Hesburgh Libraries launched FiNDit, a new search platform for the library catalog. Learn about what’s new and how to navigate key features. If you have questions or need assistance, please contact the Hesburgh Libraries Ask Us Desk (asklib@nd.edu).
As with any major software migration, you may encounter issues that need attention. If you find something, we want to know about it. Please submit issues and concerns through the FiNDit/Library Catalog Issue Report Form.
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Can’t Sleep? Enroll in the RESET-BP Study
This study aims to understand how Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) improves cardiovascular functioning. Participants must be at least 18 years old, have trouble sleeping, and have high blood pressure. All participants can earn up to $370 in compensation and will receive behavioral sleep therapy. This research study can be conducted every weekday through the upcoming months.
Available hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Room 339, Corbett Family Hall
Earn $50 Helping Researchers
Notre Dame’s Department of Psychology is researching self-harm. Undergraduates can earn $50 for completing a 60- to 90-minute interview. If you sometimes think about self-harm, you may be eligible. See here if you qualify.
Ongoing study from June through July in Corbett Hall
Psychology Attention Study
Are you interested in how interactions with technology influence our ability to pay attention? Come participate in a one-hour psychology study that pays $20. Adults ages 18–40 with a TikTok account are eligible to participate. The study runs through the end of summer in Room E355, Corbett Family Hall. Participants will book a time that works for them.
Safety, Parking, and Traffic
National Safety Month Week 3: Holistic Worker Health
Prioritize well-being by taking a 5-minute walk every 90 minutes to lower workplace stress.
Partial Closure of St. Joseph Drive
A sidewalk widening project is scheduled for the west side of St. Joseph Drive, next to the Stepan Chemistry Hall. Currently the southbound lane of St. Joseph Drive will be closed between Cavanaugh Drive and O’Shaughnessy Hall. During this time, vehicular traffic will be restricted to one-way travel, southbound only, using the northbound lane. Drivers on the south side of the road closure will need to detour and exit to Leahy Drive via Moose Krause Circle.
Pedestrian traffic along the west side of St. Joseph Drive will be impacted; pedestrians will need to cross to the east side of the road and use the existing sidewalk to travel north or south. Construction is expected to be completed and the lane reopened on Monday, July 6.
New Wi-Fi Network: ND-device Registration Required
On Monday, July 6, the ND-guest network will move to guest-only access. All devices using ND-guest that cannot access Eduroam must be registered with the ND-device network to remain functional.
Register your devices via the self-service registration portal before Sunday, July 5.
Unregistered devices will lose connectivity on July 6. For bulk registrations, contact your building’s IT personnel.
Also This Week ...
2025 Consumer Confidence Report Now Available
The University owns and operates its own public water supply system that serves all campus and Congregation of Holy Cross buildings. The Utilities Department manages the operation of this system, and as part of its regulatory obligations produces an annual Consumer Confidence Report to provide water quality information to the consumers. The University’s 2025 report can be found on the Utilities Department website.