A tour of Notre Dame's Cedar Grove Cemetery--its spiritual significance, history, stories of the deceased, and beauty of the headstones and grounds. Thursday, October 1.

Designed for graduates of Learn to Juggle, Juggling Without Drops, or anyone who can juggle three balls. Learn partner passing with balls, rings, and clubs while exploring specialty props such as diabolo, spinning plates, cigar boxes, poi, hats, and balancing techniques. By course end, students will work toward juggling three clubs and beginning club passing. Participants should bring or purchase three juggling clubs.

Confused by Medicare and health insurance options? This informative session explains how Medicare and health insurance plans work, common coverage gaps, potential out-of-pocket costs, financial risks, and key considerations when evaluating benefits. We’ll also discuss anticipated changes for 2027 and what they may mean for current plan holders. Designed to help you make more informed healthcare decisions. This one day class is Thursday Oct 1st

This five-session course will focus on significant buildings on the University of Notre Dame campus. Among these are the Basilica; the Main Building (aka the Golden Dome); the Log Chapel and Grotto; the Libraries; the stadium and other athletic facilities; and public venues such as the art museum and sculpture park. Each class will be an illustrated lecture, and no prior knowledge is needed.

For students with more than a basic knowledge of French, this course strengthens grammar, vocabulary, and conversation skills. Suitable for advanced beginners through intermediate learners, the class uses Easy French: Step-by-Step by Myrna Bell Rochester. Classes begin with Chapter 11. Optional tutoring is available before class. $2 copy fee included in class cost. Eight classes guaranteed, with possible additional sessions as schedules allow.

This four-session series explores different perspectives on the Holocaust. Topics include the role of eugenics and racism, a personal story of escape from Nazi Germany, the inspiring survival story of an Auschwitz survivor, and the courageous actions of non-Jews who risked their lives to save others. Through history and personal accounts, participants will gain a deeper understanding of this tragic period. Classes meet: October 8, October 15, October 22, and October 29

Join a thoughtful discussion of Pat Conroy’s acclaimed novel Beach Music. The story examines the impact of a young woman’s suicide on family and friends across three generations. Set in Rome and South Carolina, the novel explores themes of family, religion, politics, war, culture, and nature from World War II through the 1980s. Used paperback copies are widely available online.

Listening to music can be an active and rewarding experience. Learn the fundamental elements of Western classical music—including rhythm, melody, harmony, and form—and discover how these concepts enhance appreciation of many musical styles. Using examples ranging from techno and musical theater to Mozart, Beethoven, Debussy, and Strauss, this course provides practical listening tools for all music lovers.