Thirty-one International Baccalaureate Diploma Program candidates were celebrated on April 18 in a ceremony held in Notre Dame’s media center. According to IB-DP coordinator Kim Anderson, it was a special way to recognize the hard work, dedication and talent of the seniors who are heading […]
On Monday, April 25, the third of a planned series of career presentations by Notre Dame alums will be held in the school’s board room. The focus of the event, which begins at 8 a.m., will be education and to-date three Notre Dame graduates have […]
Notre Dame students in John Smith and Brian Perry’s A.P. Psychology classes are going through their annual “sensation/perception” lab, which takes students from one demonstration to another for two days as they experience different sensations and then explore their perceptions of the sensations. According to […]
Notre Dame alum Walt Szymanski, a 1972 graduate of Notre Dame and a world-renowned jazz composer and musician currently living in Ecuador, said today that fortunately he was not affected very much by the devastating earthquake that had hit his “adopted” country, which is located […]
Notre Dame students will be competing against 150 teams from around the world. Twenty students from Notre Dame who participate in the VEX IQ Challenge segment of school robotics competitions are heading to Louisville, Kentucky, this week to compete in the 2016 VEX Worlds, which, […]
Notre Dame middle-school teacher finds her niche in working with 6th, 7th and 8th graders. When Amanda Knapp, who currently teaches 8th-grade "Language A" and 6th-grade "Individuals and Societies" classes at Notre Dame’s middle division, was in the middle of her first year at Oakland University, […]
