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Keeping up with the "Mother of the Huddle"

If you’ve ever been to the Huddle during the weekday lunch rush, you’ve probably seen Helen Hiatt restocking napkins with a smile on her face. Full story

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Suiting up for the Winter Career Fair

Target. Visa. Abercrombie & Fitch. Allstate. Heard of these companies? They’ve heard of Notre Dame, and they were just a few of more than 130 companies looking to hire students at this year’s Winter Career and Internship Fair. Full story

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ND Minute visits the Social Concerns Fair

From schoolwork and service to clubs and co-rec sports, Notre Dame students have a lot on their plates. On top of those notoriously busy schedules, many students seek to strengthen the partnership between Notre Dame and the South Bend community by giving back through service. Full story

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Strong bodies fight

ND Minute steps in the ring with the women's boxing club

Jab. Jab. Slip. Jab, punch, left hook. When the members of the women's boxing club at Notre Dame put on their gloves, they hit with a little extra power behind their punch.  Full story

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Junior battles cancer, researches disease

Junior Courtney Rauch is a student researcher. For the past two years, she was also a breast cancer patient.  Full story

Behind the scenes with Irish football team student managers

Before fans can "cheer, cheer for old Notre Dame," a lot of work goes on behind the scenes on the part of student football team managers.

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Seniors choose postgraduate service

Graduation is right around the corner, and the Career Center is advertising resume workshops, career fairs and practice interviews. Business cards are exchanged. Hands are shaken. Connections are made. Jobs are secured.

For about 10 to 12 percent of the senior class, these interviews are a little bit different. The career fair is a new kind of career fair.

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Malloy: 'Images of Hell'

Former University president recalls visit to Ground Zero

Following Sept. 11, 2001, University President Emeritus Fr. Edward "Monk" Malloy said he had to see the site of the terrorist attacks for himself and visited Ground Zero about a month after the event.

Ten years later, he still remembers the "acrid" smell of the site and how it looked -- like images of hell in Medieval paintings. 

Listen to Malloy talk about his experience, and how it relates back to Notre Dame. 

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Shake Down the Thunder

Dillon Hall Pep Rally 2011

It is time.

The fight song rehearsed, the body paint smeared, the cheers practiced – it is football time.

It is Dillon Hall Pep Rally time.

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A Different Kind of Summer Break

Forget the beach. Every summer, a host of Notre Dame students trades sunbathing for serving by volunteering through the University's Center for Social Concerns. 

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ND Minute Spotlights Leprechaun Mike George

The words "Notre Dame" raise echoes from a storied football tradition and a rich campus history – the Golden Dome, football helmets gleaming in the sun as navy jerseys march onto the field, an interlocked ND and a 14-story Jesus raising his arms with the referees on the field to signal a touchdown. However, no icon is more interwoven with the tradition of Notre Dame spirit than the Leprechaun, the official mascot of the Fighting Irish. Full story