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Over 50 years, undergraduate women have left an indelible imprint on Our Lady's University. Their contributions span every aspect of University life, from academics to athletics, to extracurricular activities. With each new achievement reached and each new milestone passed, women have helped to build a legacy that all future Notre Dame students aspire to and cherish. 

Alumnae 600

More than 36,800 Alumnae

1972

325 Undergraduate Women Enrolled

3 Residence Halls

2022

4,346 Undergraduate Women Enrolled

16 Residence Halls

Rhodes Scholars

  • Teresa Doering-Lewis ’86
  • Eva Rzepniewski ’97
  • Emily Mediate ’15
  • Grace Watkins ’17
  • Alexis Doyle ’17
  • MacKenzie Isaac ’22
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More than 2,500 Monogram Winners

 

20 Valedictorians

 

9 Student Body
Presidents

Champions
 

38 National Championships

 

30 Olympic Athletes

 

13 Varsity Sports

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"I came to Notre Dame because of its mission — that our education here becomes service to justice." Marissa Koscielski ’17, ’18M.S.
Fighting to Help Others Walk Again

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Notre Dame Army ROTC Program

After 1977, 240 undergraduate women were commissioned to the program.

Notre Dame cadet Nicole Butler was announced the Army ROTC student of the year, an award to honor ROTC seniors from across the country who demonstrate leadership, scholarship, service and military excellence.

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Fighting For

The following undergraduate women were featured in the University's award-winning "What Would You Fight For?" series, which airs at halftime of home football game broadcasts.