Mary Gallagher appointed dean of Keough School
Mary Gallagher has been appointed as dean of the Keough School of Global Affairs and will begin on July 1.
Mary Gallagher has been appointed as dean of the Keough School of Global Affairs and will begin on July 1.
Around 150 protestors marched on Eddy St. calling for university action on the war in Gaza.
After a rain-soaked summit under a tree with top University administrators on Thursday evening, protesters were arrested.
Shirley and Ed Hums along with Karen and John Deak serve as faculty in residence for students in Lyons Hall and Dunne Hall, respectively.
A class on preaching met for the first time since Easter.
As his presidency wraps up, Fr. Jenkins gave an interview to The Observer.
Katie Conboy sent an email to the student body regarding accusations circulating on campus.
Notre Dame community members placed 14,000 white flags on North Quad to honor Palestinian children lost in the ongoing conflict.
The University’s return failed to exceed internal benchmarks, yet the University maintains a positive outlook.
Classicist Emily Wilson spoke on the dimensions of translating ancient texts at the lecture “Re-translating Homer: Why and How.”
For Notre Dame's 11th annual ND Day, various organizations raised over $4,003,575.
The Notre Dame Democracy Initiative was launched this spring in accordance with the initiatives for the University’s ten-year strategic framework.
The Saint Mary’s College Office for Student Equity hosted a cookout for the tri-campus community to come together and destress before finals.
Students at Saint Mary's College participate in the first annual 'Belleympics' hosted by the Residence Hall Association.
The protests persisted for six hours, and no arrests were made.
To celebrate Fr. Jenkins’ retirement, the Office of the President hosted a celebration attended by faculty and students.
The Indiana senator spoke at the Law School about the opportunities of AI.
Saint Mary's College confronts a crisis as community members express concerns over policy changes and the perceived erosion of Catholic values, calling for increased transparency and adherence to faith.
College President Dr. Marco Clark revealed details of the plan to the public April 9. Included are new academic and residential facilities.