Projects

After more than 120 years of continuous use, Corby Hall is being reconstructed to better suit the needs of the Congregation of Holy Cross. A new Corby Hall is being constructed on the original site.

Dillon Hall began a major renovation in January 2019.

The University of Notre Dame and South Bend’s Venues Parks & Arts broke ground Monday (Aug. 19) on a 2.5-megawatt hydroelectric generation facility on the dam in the St. Joseph River in downtown South Bend.

Construction has commenced on a four-story women’s residence hall located in the East Quadrangle. The 77,000-square-foot facility will house 225 undergraduate women and is expected to be ready for occupancy in August 2020.

Projected to open in the fall of 2021, the new McKenna Hall will serve as a hub for teaching, learning and fellowship for the campus community and visitors at the current location.

Following the success of Phase I, the University of Notre Dame is now expanding ND-LEEF to accommodate further research related to environmental change. Phase II includes the addition of two more identical watersheds.

The new Remick Family Hall will provide additional space for Notre Dame's Institute for Educational Initiatives and for the Alliance for Catholic Education.

Located just south of Notre Dame, the RCLC is a learning center and gathering place for Northeast Neighborhood residents, offering educational programming for youth and adults as well as classes, clubs and lectures for seniors.