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Hesburgh Library as backdrop to the Mendoza graduate program commencement.

Notre Dame’s Main Building, with its famed golden dome, was rebuilt in 1879 after a fire destroyed the original building.

The east doorway to the Basilica of the Sacred Heart.

The log cabin was constructed in 1906 as an exact replica of the first cabin of the original French missionary settlement.

In every season, students visit the grotto to reflect and pray.

A stock market simulation is the highlight of Prof. Keating’s finance course, where students practice buying, trading, and feeling the rush of Wall Street.

Students work together in Giovanini Commons, a unique learning space that can be reconfigured to spark creativity.

Mendoza faculty received an “A+” for teaching on the BusinessWeek MBA survey.

Numerous guest speakers, such as Starbucks founder Howard Schultz, engage Mendoza students every semester.

A nighttime view of the Mendoza College of Business.

Students get creative in Giovanini Commons, an 8,500-square-foot innovation center uniquely designed for group problem solving.

The College is home to an original New York Stock Exchange booth, which welcomes students and visitors.

Executive programs are held in the Notre Dame Chicago Commons, which is located in the historic Santa Fe Building on Michigan Avenue.

In the Business Information Center, students have access to Bloomberg terminals and daily subscriptions to several major business publications.

Technical library staff offer research and technology support, including the “Ask a Librarian” reference service, offered at all hours of the day and night.

The new Accenture ITM Lab features 20 workstations, 8 servers and abundant hardware and software for creating wired and wireless local area networks.

To maximize job search opportunities, students are provided with full access to the VAULT research database.

The Rolfs center is a full-fitness facility that provides ample space for working out, pick-up games and yoga classes.

autumn, the campus is abuzz with football fever, as fans swarm to cheer on Notre Dame’s world famous football team.

Football fans enter Notre Dame Stadium, where the Fighting Irish always play before a sellout crowd.

Catch musical and dramatic performances from internationally acclaimed artists to student groups at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center.

The annual Baccalaureate Mass is held in the Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center.

Microventuring programs send students to such diverse locales as Cambodia, Uganda, South Africa and Guatemala.

Annual business plan competitions provide students with opportunities to vie for startup funding for ventures with a social purpose.

Business students tutor children and help local residents to file their tax returns, among other service outreaches.

See world-class baseball players before they hit the big leagues with South Bend’s own minor-league baseball team, the Silver Hawks.

Most undergraduates live in residence halls, each with distinctive traditions.

Graduate students live in on-campus town homes or select between affordable, nearby apartments and rental homes.

Whitewater flies as a kayaker makes his way down the East Race, South Bend’s championship whitewater rafting course.

Enjoy Broadway plays and concerts at the Morris Performing Arts Center.