HeyJaredFor Good: Stories from Notre Dame
Offering a behind-the-scenes glimpse into life under the Golden Dome and the powerful stories that drive Notre Dame to be a force for good in the world.
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Coach Brock Sheahan’s Vision for Notre Dame Hockey (Ep. 50) (opens the original)
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Brock Sheahan ’08 knows Notre Dame Hockey from both sides of the bench. Now, as the Catalino Family Head Hockey Coach, he is building a program grounded in discipline, consistency, and accountability–and preparing his players to compete at the highest level. In this episode of For Good , Coach Sheahan reflects on his journey from student-athlete to head coach, his approach to building a team and developing players, and the role Compton Family Ice Arena continues to play in the growth of Notre Da
Pete Bevacqua on a Changing Era for College Athletics (Ep. 49) (opens the original)
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At Notre Dame, “choose hard” has become more than a mantra for the football team. It speaks to something deeply rooted at this University: the belief that the more demanding path is often the one most worth pursuing. As the Fighting Irish prepare to open the season against Wisconsin at Lambeau Field, that sense of purpose is once again bringing the Notre Dame family together. In this episode of For Good , Pete Bevacqua, the James E. Rohr Director of Athletics, shares how the “choose hard” mindse
Father Dowd on what Notre Dame’s mission asks of us (Ep. 48) (opens the original)
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Notre Dame students inspire University President Rev. Robert A. Dowd, C.S.C., every day. In their curiosity and desire to lead lives of meaning and purpose, Father Dowd sees the heart of Notre Dame’s mission: forming students who seek truth, encounter new perspectives, and put their gifts in service to others. In this episode of For Good , Father Dowd reflects on Notre Dame’s distinctive role as a Catholic research university and how that mission shapes the University’s engagement with the defin
Why Notre Dame Still Believes in the Liberal Arts, with Dean Kenneth Scheve (Ep. 47) (opens the original)
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In an age of artificial intelligence, rapid change, and global uncertainty, Kenneth Scheve ’90, the I.A. O’Shaughnessy Dean of the College of Arts and Letters, believes the liberal arts are not becoming less relevant—they are becoming more essential. At Notre Dame, he’s building on the University’s tradition of educating both the heart and the mind while preparing students to think deeply, engage new ideas, and lead with purpose. Join us for this episode of For Good as Dean Scheve reflects on th
The Notre Dame Arts Initiative is Breaking Down Barriers, with Rebecca Struch (Ep. 46) (opens the original)
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An arts renaissance is unfolding at Notre Dame, and the University is investing in the arts to enrich the student experience and strengthen the bonds between campus and the broader community. In this episode of For Good , Rebecca Struch, Managing Director of the Notre Dame Arts Initiative, reflects on why people turn to the arts in times of uncertainty, how creativity builds community and breaks down barriers, and why Notre Dame's investment in the arts is shaping a new generation of artists, sc
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