The University of Notre Dame dedicated its newly remodeled Main Circle on Friday afternoon, recognizing the 50th anniversary of the admission of undergraduate women and celebrating their lasting impact on campus. “The [old] entrance did not reflect what Notre Dame is,” Klein said. “Now this entrance not only reflects what Notre Dame stands for, it also recognizes the importance of women. They were joined at the dedication by other alumnae leaders, including Kristina Jodis ‘89, a leader in Notre Dame Women Connect, and Jamee Decio ‘75, who designed the commemorative “1972” hats for the celebration. The ceremony also included hymns from the Notre Dame Magnificat Choir and music by local Irish folk band Kennedy’s Kitchen, adding an aural aspect to the experience.