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1. My experience has been fantastic so far! I'm actually a sophomore, but I come from a long line of ND alumni. I love pretty much everything.
2. Most people are involved in clubs and sports. Early on in the year there's an activity fair where everyone can sign up for clubs and volunteering. There's a club for EVERYTHING, and lots of sports, whether it's club, intramural, varsity, or just a pickup game on the quad. I'm part of the environmental clubs and the newspaper, and I also like to hang out with my friends in the dorms too. I also go swimming, walk around the lakes, visit the art museum, and go to parties and campus events. ...and football.
3. People generally leave campus on weekend nights for parties, or on weekends to go to Walmart or Target. The area around ND doesn't have that much to offer, but there's so much to do on campus that no one really complains about having nothing to do. the nearest major airport is O'Hare in Chicago, but you can also fly into South Bend.
4. Theology is required. I wish it was more diverse. Not racially, but culturally.
5. The dorms vary. A lot. the newer ones are air-conditioned and extremely nice. Most of the older ones have more charm. My dorm was built in the 50s and you can tell. It's definitely not one of the nicest ones, but my room is nice and big. And it's really the people who make the dorm. The food is AMAZING. Both dining halls have really good food, and there are fast food places and cafes on campus.
There's a way to see pictures of dorms on ND's website.
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