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The University of Notre Dame welcomes you to our home—a 1,261-acre campus where a remarkable community lives and works, teaches and learns, and pursues excellence in many forms all year round. Let us share with you the special qualities of our campus in this atmosphere of hospitality and community spirit. See elsewhere on this map for information about parking and sights you may have come to see. People come here for academic, social, spiritual, and personal reasons, so the goals and questions vary widely. Some ways to find answers and next steps are:

• Ask the security person at the guard booth. For a list of helpful mobile apps, go to ND Molbile, m.nd.edu.

• Make the Eck Visitors Center, next to the Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore on Notre Dame Avenue, your first stop.

• Visit the University website at nd.edu or call the University switchboard at (574) 631-5000.

• Ask others on campus; chances are they’ll welcome you and offer a knowledgeable answer.

WHERE AM I?You are in Notre Dame, Ind., adjacent to the city of South Bend, which is part of a metropolitan area of more than 300,000 people. Notre Dame has its own post office and professional fire department, and it includes not only this University campus, but also the adjacent campuses of Saint Mary’s College and Holy Cross College. The private property on which the University stands includes 171 buildings, two lakes, two golf courses, and a Catholic cemetery open to members of the Notre Dame family. Our main entrance is at Notre Dame Avenue and Angela Boulevard. Our life as a community is integrated with the life of our neighbors and neighborhoods. South Bend’s downtown is about two miles to the south. Notre Dame’s presence extends to places throughout the metropolitan area—places like the Notre

Dame turbomachinery research facility near downtown South Bend, and the Eddy Street Commons commercial-residential development. The Indiana Toll Road, U.S. Route 80-90, is at the western border of campus. Indiana communities, including Mishawaka, Granger, and Roseland, are close to our north and east. The Michigan state line is less than 10 miles to the north.

MORE ABOUT THE UNIVERSITYThe University of Notre Dame was founded in 1842 by Rev. Edward Sorin, C.S.C., a priest of the Congregation of Holy Cross. This Roman Catholic congregation of priests and brothers began in France and is today a major international order serving societies and individuals through higher education, missionary work, and the staffing of parishes. Notre Dame was chartered by the State of Indiana in 1844. It was governed by the Holy Cross priests until 1967, when governance was transferred to a two-tiered, mixed board of lay and religious Trustees and Fellows. The University holds firmly to its Catholic identity and mission, and its statutes require that the president of the University be a Holy Cross priest. Notre Dame is truly an international university, with its student body of approximately 8,500 undergraduates and 3,700 graduate students drawn from all 50 states and some 90 countries. This is a residential university, with 80 percent of undergraduates living on campus in single-sex residence halls. Also in residence on campus is a community of priests and brothers of the Congregation of Holy Cross, engaging in teaching, research, and a range of collaboration with people to enrich the worlds of academe and everyday life, educating both the mind and the heart. The priests live primarily in Corby Hall and Moreau Seminary, but members of Holy Cross and other religious orders live at the residence halls, often serving as rectors. The campus is designed primarily for pedestrians, encouraging safety and community spirit, so vehicle access is limited and monitored. Notre Dame’s faculty exceeds 1,100. These are among the finest scholars, researchers, and teachers in the world. Their vibrant contributions to the life of the mind and to human culture are supplemented by professional specialists, research fellows, librarians, and administrators. This is one of America’s leading undergraduate teaching institutions and is growing as the pre-eminent Catholic research university. The University has more than 135,000 alumni, many of whom participate in a worldwide network of Notre Dame clubs. Many of these alumni also come back to campus throughout their lives for reunions, football weekends, spiritual milestones such as weddings and baptisms, and for other reasons tied to the Notre Dame family. About one-quarter of undergraduate students are “legacy” students whose parent(s) attended the University.

BASILICA OF THE SACRED HEART. 3E basilica.nd.edu Consecrated in 1888, this is the center of Catholic liturgy and worship on campus. Weekend Mass times can be found on the Basilica’s website. COMPTON FAMILY ICE ARENA. 5H Opened in the fall of 2011, this large arena houses two ice rinks: the Charles W. “Lefty” Smith Rink, an NHL-sized playing surface, and an Olympic-size rink that can be divided into two smaller rinks to support the University’s hockey programs and those of the local community (Irish Youth Hockey League, USA Hockey Athlete Developmental Model, and others). The main arena can accommodate 5,000 fans on two seating levels. The building also contains offices, locker rooms, and training facilities.

DEBARTOLO PERFORMING ARTS CENTER. 4H performingarts.nd.edu Completed in 2004, this state-of-the-art building contains venues for the performing arts, film, and more. Its doors are open not only to students and other members of the campus family, but also to members of the regional community. Check the website for upcoming shows and tickets.

ECK VISITORS CENTER. 3G my.nd.edu/visitors This is a starting place for campus tours. Public tours are intended for individuals or families and groups of fewer than 10 people. During the academic year, tours are offered at 10 a.m and 3 p.m., Monday through Friday, except during the winter months (call for times). During the summer months, tours are offered at 10 a.m., 1 p.m., and 3 p.m. No reservation is required for the public tour; just arrive at the Eck Visitors Center five minutes before tour time. Private tours must be scheduled for any group larger than 10 people or requiring a time other than those that are regularly scheduled. Call to schedule your private tour at least two weeks in advance. The earlier a tour is scheduled, the higher the likelihood that your tour group can be accommodated. Contact the Eck Visitors Center at (574) 631-5726 or eckvisit@nd.edu.

EDDY STREET COMMONS. 4H This planned development offering retail, residential, hotel, and office space in a college-town atmosphere is adjacent to the Notre Dame campus at Eddy Street and Angela Boulevard. Across the street toward campus, visitors can enjoy Irish Green, a park-like setting offering a place for members of the community and campus folk to mingle on football weekends and any time.

GROTTO OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES. 3E A 1/7-scale replica of the renowned Marian apparition site in France, the Grotto is a quiet place for prayer and reflection marked by the glow of votive candles.

HAMMES NOTRE DAME BOOKSTORE. 3G Serving as the headquarters for students’ textbooks, this two-story building also houses a wide variety of memorabilia for the Notre Dame fan. The building contains a small café and is open seven days a week. A second location at Eddy Street Commons also sells popular Notre Dame items.

HESBURGH LIBRARY/“THE WORD OF LIFE” MOSAIC. 5E An inspiring work of art in stone, popularly called “Touchdown Jesus,” adorns the southern wall of this 14-story library.

JOYCE CENTER/PURCELL PAVILION. 5F A home for intercollegiate sports, especially basketball, but also a center of Notre Dame athletics memorabilia (Heritage Hall).

MAIN BUILDING/“THE GOLDEN DOME.” 4E This center of administration, teaching, and important exhibits of art and Notre Dame history is topped by a gilded dome, commonly referred to as “the Golden Dome,” which raises high a statue of Mary, Our Lady, “Notre Dame.”

NOTRE DAME STADIUM. 5F stadium.nd.edu This “house that Rockne built” is the legendary home of the Fighting Irish football team. Its inner halls are filled with tributes to the team’s storied past.

SNITE MUSEUM OF ART. 5F sniteartmuseum.nd.edu The Snite Museum of Art contains over 24,000 works representing many of the principal cultures and periods of world art history. Its collections, including Rembrandt etchings, Old Master drawings, and 19th-century European photographs, place the Snite among the finest university art museums in the nation.

ST. MARY’S LAKE AND ST. JOSEPH’S LAKE. 3D/2E The two lakes that adorn a western section of campus are great places to walk or run—and feed the ducks.

VISITOR PARKING. 6E/4H Visitor parking lots are at Bulla Road/Leahy Drive and Eddy Street/Holy Cross Drive.

ECK VISITORS CENTER AND HAMMES NOTRE DAME BOOKSTORE. 3G Entering campus through the main gate at the intersection of Angela Boulevard and Notre Dave Avenue, drive toward the Golden Dome and take the first left. A guard at the booth will direct you to designated parking.

BASILICA OF THE SACRED HEART 3E /GROTTO OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES. 3E Follow directions above; the guard will assist you.

OTHER VISITOR PARKING. 4H From Angela Boulevard, turn left on Eddy Street across from Eddy Street Commons. This road will lead you to designated lots for athletic events, theatre events, and the Legends restaurant.

FOOTBALL WEEKENDS. gameday.nd.edu Availability and policies are available on the “Campus” link.

A SELF-GUIDED TOUR FOR THE SPIRIT. There is an element of spiritual pilgrimage for many visitors to Notre Dame. One way to tour some of the principal places for prayer and reflection is to start at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart and to make a small loop that leads eventually to the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes by St. Mary’s and St. Joseph’s Lakes.

• IN THE BASILICA, ask ushers about available tours, times of religious services, and hours for access to the museum. On your own, you’ll see many inspiring statues, relics, religious items, and, of course, exquisite artwork on the ceilings, in the stained glass windows, and more. Masses and the Sacrament of Reconciliation are offered daily. Please respect the quiet and dignity of this special place of worship.

• FROM THE BASILICA go to the Main Building, with the statue of the Blessed Mother standing atop the Golden Dome. Here, you’ll also see the series of classic murals of Christopher Columbus, the historical records of the Laetare Medal annually honoring outstanding Catholics, and the murals underneath the Dome with ethereal figures depicting religion, arts, and sciences.

• PROCEED SOUTH from the Main Building to walk briefly toward the University’s main entrance, passing the statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, facing the Golden Dome with hands outstretched, and the statue of bearded University founder Rev. Edward Sorin, C.S.C., facing outward to the world.

• THEN RETURN toward the Basilica’s front doors, but turn left. You will first see on your right a statue of Saint Jude and then pass Corby Hall, the home of the campus community of Holy Cross priests and brothers. A famous statue depicts former University President Rev. William Corby, C.S.C., offering absolution to the Union Army as their chaplain at the Battle of Gettysburg.

• NOW PROCEED BEHIND Corby Hall and walk to the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes, a wonderful setting of lit candles and constant visitors bringing prayer and petitions. This beloved landmark is made all the more inspiring by the proximity of St. Mary’s Lake and St. Joseph’s Lake. You can close your tour by walking to (and around) these tranquil lakes.

A SELF-GUIDED TOUR FOR THE SPORTS FAN. Notre Dame’s facilities for student-athletes are among the most modern and comprehensive for those involved in nearly every sport.

• START your tour at Notre Dame Stadium, opened in 1930, where the celebration of tradition grows every season with the addition of statues or banners and with collective memories of great sports legends, other heroes of the University, and tributes to patriotism and community. Guided tours of the stadium are available. For more information, visit the Murnane Family Ticket Office located inside the main entrance of Purcell Pavilion, or visit und.com/tours.

• JUST EAST OF THE STADIUM is the Joyce Center, whose “double bubble” domes cover a basketball arena and a “fieldhouse” suitable to various sports and events. The domes are connected by a concourse that includes a Sports Heritage Hall with a large collection of Notre Dame sports memorabilia. The Rolfs Aquatic Center is a water-sports venue adjacent to the Joyce Center.

• KEEP WALKING EAST beyond the Joyce Center to see a vast area where new facilities for soccer, track, softball, lacrosse, and other sports have sprung up in recent years. These venues demonstrate Notre Dame’s commitment to men and women student-athletes in a full range of varsity sports who combine academic excellence with a commitment to “play like a champion today.”

• JUST NORTH of this complex of outdoor athletic facilities is the Guglielmino Family Athletics Center (the Gug, or “goog”), opened in 2005. Much of its space is dedicated to Fighting Irish football, including coaches’ offices and team locker rooms. But the complex also includes an advanced sports medicine section and conditioning/weight room areas for all student-athletes. Next door, the Loftus Sports Center contains an indoor football field and more.

• ACROSS THE STREET to the west of the Gug is the Rolfs Sports Recreation Center where all students, whether or not they are varsity athletes, can join staff and faculty in using a range of the finest equipment, plus the guidance of skilled trainers, for their exercise and fitness.

• YOU CAN END your tour here or start a trek across campus. First, head north from Rolfs and see, near the Jordan Hall of Science, the Band Building and Pasquerilla Center, the home of Notre Dame’s ROTC programs. From there, head west toward the Rockne Memorial recreation center, which sits near St. Mary’s Lake.

SORIN’S RESTAURANT. 3F 1049 Sorin’s is a fine dining restaurant located in the Morris Inn, the on-campus hotel. Open seven days a week.

ROHR’S. 3F 1049 Rohr’s offers casual dining in an upscale pub located in the Morris Inn, the on-campus hotel. Open seven days a week.

LEGENDS OF NOTRE DAME. 4G 1092 A restaurant and bar, this sports-themed eatery has a family-friendly menu and is a casual place to watch the game.

RECKERS. 3F 1026 On the south side of South Dining Hall, this 24-hour restaurant is a popular eatery for both students and visitors. Offering casual cuisine, Reckers is known for its wood-fired pizzas and Freshens Smoothies. There is ample seating and a great outdoor patio for large parties.

FAST FOOD. 4E 1012 Open seven days a week, LaFortune Student Center is open to the public and houses Smashburger, Starbucks, Subway, Taco Bell/Pizza Hut, and a mini-mart.

TICKET COUNTERS. In the football stadium, Joyce Center, other stadiums for their respective sports, plus DeBartolo Performing Arts Center and other sites for selected presentations.

NOTRE DAME SECURITY POLICE (NDSP). 5D 1192 ndsp.nd.edu Hammes-Mowbray Hall is the home of the NDSP, a campus lost-and-found service, and the U.S. Post Office for Notre Dame, Ind.

BUS STOP. 5E sbtranspo.com Two bus lines, one connecting Notre Dame to Saint Mary’s College via an around-the-campus route (“the Sweep”) and one connecting Notre Dame to downtown South Bend and regional shopping centers (the #7 bus), provide frequent service and stop at the Hesburgh Library Circle on the east side of the Hesburgh Library. Schedules are available at the Library’s welcome desk, and phone or Web information is available from Transpo.

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES. Most of the University’s offices for central administration, including the Division of Student Affairs, and offices for financial aid and international students are located in the Main Building. A number of other units, including the Office of the Registrar, and Office of Human Resources, are in Grace Hall. Call ahead to these offices, directly or through the University switchboard at (574) 631-5000, to learn their exact locations and hours of operation.

NOTRE DAME ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. 3G This organization—dedicated to the University’s close, enduring ties to its alumni through a wide range of events and programs—is headquartered in the Eck Visitors Center.

GOLF COURSES. 7C, 2F The entrance to the nationally recognized Warren Golf Course is close to the northeastern corner of campus. The nine-hole Burke Golf Course, at the southwestern corner of campus, can be entered near the Rockne Memorial recreational facility.

WALKING TOURSOTHER USEFUL PLACES

Notre Dame Stadium

Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes

DeBartolo Performing Arts Center

Eddy Street Commons

Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center

Hesburgh Library

Warren Golf Course

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POINTS OF INTEREST3E Basilica of the Sacred Heart5H Compton Family Ice Arena4H DeBartolo Performing Arts Center3G Eck Visitors Center4H Eddy Street Commons3E Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes3G Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore5E Hesburgh Library / ‟The Word of Life” Mosaic5F Joyce Center / Purcell Pavilion4E Main Building (Admissions) / ‟The Golden Dome”5E McCourtney Hall5F Notre Dame Stadium4F Snite Museum of Art3D St. Joseph’s Lake2E St. Mary’s LakeVisitor Parking Lots at 4H and 6E

ALPHABETICAL LISTING 4E Admissions (Main Building)3G Alumni Association / Eck Visitors Center7G (Old) Alumni Field (Soccer) ........................................................ 30013F Alumni Hall ......................................................................................10296G Alumni Stadium (Soccer) ............................................................12166G Arlotta Stadium (Lacrosse) ........................................................12185F Athletic and Convocation Center (Joyce Center)3C Ave Maria Press .............................................................................11563F Badin Hall ........................................................................................10166F (Ricci) Band Rehearsal Hall ........................................................11003E Basilica of the Sacred Heart2B Beichner Community Center .....................................................10634F Biolchini Hall of Law .....................................................................10274D Boat House................................... ................................................10073E Bond Hall (Architecture) .............................................................10203G (Hammes Notre Dame) Bookstore4E Breen–Phillips Hall ...................................................................... 10403E Brownson Hall ................................................................................10032F Burke Golf Course (9-Hole)3E Carole Sandner Hall .....................................................................12231E Carroll Hall ......................................................................................10174E Cavanaugh Hall ..............................................................................10363H Cedar Grove Cemetery3B Center for Culinary Excellence ................................................11534E Clarke Memorial Fountain...........................................................30053F Coleman-Morse Center ...............................................................11633D Columba Hall ..................................................................................10025H Compton Family Ice Arena 5F Corbett Family Hall .......................................................................12523E Corby Hall ........................................................................................10146F Courtney Tennis Center ............................................................. 30044E Crowley Hall of Music ...................................................................10154F Cushing Hall of Engineering .......................................................10334F DeBartolo Hall ................................................................................11444H DeBartolo Performing Arts Center5F Decio Faculty Hall .........................................................................10943F Dillon Hall ........................................................................................10302G Duncan Hall .....................................................................................12114F Duncan Student Center ..............................................................12545E Dunne Hall................................................................................. 12566E Early Childhood Development Center .....................................11465D East Gate6G Eck Baseball Stadium ..................................................................11456G Eck Batting Cage Building ..........................................................11904F Eck Hall of Law ...............................................................................12157F Eck North Field6G Eck South Field7F Eck Tennis Pavilion .......................................................................10963G Eck Visitors Center / Alumni Association4H Eddy Street Commons (Development, Investment) .......... 90124D Facilities Building .........................................................................11694C Facilities / Maintenance Center ...............................................10594E Farley Hall ...................................................................................... 10444E Fieldhouse Mall ..............................................................................30054D (Thomas Coleman) Fire Station ...............................................10433F First Year of Studies (Coleman-Morse) ..................................11636D Fischer Graduate Community Center .....................................11036D Fischer Graduate Residences ......................................1104–11366D Fischer Visiting Faculty Apartments......... 1137 / 1138 / 1140 / 11413F Fisher Hall .......................................................................................10514F Fitzpatrick Hall of Engineering .................................................10885E Flaherty Hall .............................................................................12555D Flanner Hall .....................................................................................10855F Freimann Life Science Center ...................................................10805F Galvin Life Sciences Center .......................................................10804E Geddes Hall (Institute for Church Life, Center for Social Concerns) ..................................................... 12125D Grace Hall ........................................................................................10864E Graduate School (Main Building)3E Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes6F Guglielmino Athletics Complex .................................................12064D Haggar Hall .....................................................................................10375D Hammes Mowbray Hall (Security Police, Post Office) ........11923G Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore4H Harper Hall ......................................................................................61586H Harris Family Track and Field Facility ......................................30154F Hayes-Healy Center ....................................................................10824D Health Services (St. Liam Hall) ..................................................10354G Hesburgh Center for International Studies

(Kroc Institute / Kellogg Institute ) ...........................................11425E Hesburgh Library4D Hessert Aerospace Research Center ......................................10412D Holy Cross Cemetery4C Holy Cross House ..........................................................................10603F Howard Hall .....................................................................................10234E Huddle (LaFortune Food Court) ................................................10124F Hurley Hall (Science) ....................................................................10325E Information Technology Center ................................................10616H Innovation Park ............................................................................1220

4H Investment Office ............................................................90124H Irish Green4F Isis Gallery (O’Shaughnessy Hall)...................................10524G Jenkins Hall ............................................................................12505F Jordan Hall of Science ..........................................................11935F Joyce Center4E Keenan Hall .............................................................................10553G Keough Hall .............................................................................11783F Knights of Columbus Council Hall ....................................10315E Knott Hall ................................................................................10986F LaBar Practice Complex ......................................................30204E LaFortune Student Center / Huddle ................................10124B (St. Michael’s) Laundry .......................................................11434D Laundry Pick-Up Center ......................................................11674G Legends ...................................................................................10923D Lewis Hall.................................................................................10786F Loftus Sports Center ...........................................................10973E Log Chapel ..............................................................................10182F Lyons Hall ................................................................................10244D Mail Distribution Center ......................................................11674E Main Building3G Main Gate4F Malloy Hall ...............................................................................11654B Mason Support Services Center.......................................11015E McCourtney Hall ....................................................................12493G McGlinn Hall ............................................................................11544G McKenna Hall (Notre Dame Conference Center) ..........10796H Melissa Cook Stadium (Softball) ..................................... 30124G Mendoza College of Business ...........................................11486F Meyo Field ...............................................................................10973C Moreau Seminary ..................................................................10563F Morris Inn ................................................................................10493E Morrissey Hall ........................................................................10254D Multidisciplinary Research Building ...............................12054G Nanovic Hall ............................................................................12504E Nieuwland Science Hall .......................................................10504D North Dining Hall ...................................................................10574F Notre Dame Conference Center (McKenna Hall) ..........10794C Notre Dame Federal Credit Union .....................................11815F Notre Dame Stadium6D O’Hara-Grace Graduate Residences ...............................10873E Old College ..............................................................................10015G O’Neill Hall ...............................................................................12533G O’Neill Family Hall (Residence Hall) ..................................11514F O’Shaughnessy Hall (Arts & Letters) ...............................10521D Our Lady of Fatima House and Shrine .............................1170 3F Pangborn Hall .........................................................................10545C Paris House (Marital Therapy and Research Clinic).....11825E Pasquerilla Center (ROTC) ..................................................11025E Pasquerilla Hall East ............................................................10915E Pasquerilla Hall West ...........................................................10895D Post Office ..............................................................................11924D Power Plant .............................................................................10343E Presbytery ..............................................................................10064C Province Archives Center ...................................................11835G Purcell Pavilion / Ticket Office4H Raclin-Carmichael Hall ........................................................61034E Radiation Research Building ..............................................10774C Reyniers Life Annex ..............................................................10454C Reyniers Life Building ..........................................................10466F Ricci Band Rehearsal Hall ...................................................11005D Ricci Family Fields .................................................................30294F Riley Hall of Art and Design ................................................10212F Rockne Memorial ..................................................................10396F Rolfs Aquatic Center ............................................................10956C Rolfs Family All-Season Golf Facility ...............................12096F Rolfs Sports Recreation Center ........................................11573G Ryan Hall ..................................................................................12143D Sacred Heart Parish Center ..............................................11854B Sara Bea Learning Center...................................................11675H Sculpture Park5D Security Police Department ..............................................11924F Sesquicentennial Common (pergola) ............................ 30084F Shaheen-Mestrovic Memorial .......................................... 30095E Siegfried Hall ..........................................................................10994F Snite Museum of Art3D Solitude of St. Joseph (Columba Hall) .............................10023E Sorin Hall .................................................................................10133F South Dining Hall/Reckers .................................................10264E St. Edward’s Hall ....................................................................10114D St. Liam Hall ............................................................................10354B St. Michael’s Laundry...........................................................11434D Stanford Hall ..........................................................................10584G Stayer Center for Executive Education ..........................12225D Stepan Center ........................................................................10624E Stepan Chemistry Hall .........................................................1093C5 Stinson Field (Rugby) ...........................................................30194G Stinson-Remick Hall .............................................................12134E Student Center (LaFortune) ..............................................10122F Telecommunications ...........................................................10426F Tennis Courts ........................................................................ 30045G Ticket Office (Purcell Pavilion lobby)6H Track and Field .......................................................................30151B University Village ..................................................... 1064–10753E Visitation Hall.........................................................................10053E Walsh Hall ................................................................................10197C Warren Golf Course4E Washington Hall ....................................................................10104D Water Tower ............................................................................11915D Wellness Center ....................................................................12243G Welsh Family Hall ..................................................................11552F West Lake Hall/Design Studio ...........................................10424B White Field Research Facility .............................................12106E Wilson Commons ...................................................................11864E Zahm Hall ................................................................................1038

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