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NDNU, My Home Away from Home

I’ve been a tour guide for the Notre Dame de Namur University Office of Admissions for the past three years and one question I always get is “Why NDNU?” Of the many reasons why I chose NDNU, I… Read More

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Wrestling with Pythagorus: How I Conquered Math Anxiety

by Sophia Apolinario

In high school, I was one of the top 15 students in my graduating class, but ironically, I was probably the worst at math. Going into college at Notre Dame de Namur University as a Communication major, I… Read More

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NDNU, My Home Away from Home

Wrestling with Pythagorus: How I Conquered Math Anxiety

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