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Mariachi Loco wins Graham Family Hall’s 'ND's got Talent' competition

Mariachi ND, in it’s 30th year as a club at Notre Dame, won the 3rd annual ND's got Talent Wednesday.

Jones-Evers ticket wins student body president election

Elijah Jones and Riley Evers have been declared the winners of the Notre Dame student body president and vice president election.

'P FKN R': Professor talks Puerto Rican advocacy with Bad Bunny lens

Associate professor of American studies at Wellesley College Petra Rivera-Rideau offered a virtual lecture on Bad Bunny’s music as a form of political advocacy for Puerto Rico.

Siegfried Hall’s Day of Man raises awareness, funds for unhoused community

Siegfried Hall residents braved February temperatures in minimal clothing Wednesday for the dorm’s annual Day of Man fundraiser, collecting donations and raising awareness for people experiencing homelessness in South Bend.

Scam emails raise cybersecurity concerns across Saint Mary’s campus

Over the last week, Saint Mary’s accounts have received numerous phishing scams with the scammers are using legitimate Saint Mary’s email accounts.

Notre Dame professors discuss the U.S. immigration crackdown

“ICE officers cannot kill or abuse anyone regardless of their citizenship or immigration status.”

Presidential candidates spar in public debate

Notre Dame outdoor ice chapel Mass brings thousands together

Thousands of students and community members gather for Mass in a chapel made of ice on Notre Dame’s North Quad.

Transfer students describe unavailability of University housing

Residential Life anticipates that this year’s class of transfer students will be the last to face a housing shortage due to the upcoming opening of Grojean Hall. Reflecting on their experiences transferring to Notre Dame, transfer students noted their frustration with the housing process and excitement for future cohorts who won't have to share their experience living off-campus after transferring.

Grojean Hall selects Penguins as mascot in shark-tank pitch night, forming new identity

Twenty presentations and three rounds of voting eliminated the popular alternatives Grojean Gold, Jaguars and Ducks.

Holy Cross reports student accosted near campus

Over the weekend, a student from Holy Cross College was reportedly accosted by two masked, male individuals.

Jones-Evers campaign puts forward pragmatic agenda

Presidential candidate Elijah Jones and vice presidential candidate Riley Evers emphasized legislative productivity, expanded club support and a platform aimed at increasing student government’s effectiveness and accessibility.

McCart, Parikh outline ambitious vision for student government

Presidential candidate Mason McCart and vice presidential candidate Luke Parikh discussed their motivations for running, their executive cabinet experience and a platform focused on quality, accessibility and student engagement.

Notre Dame touts sustainability advances

The University has decreased food waste and increased recycling, but progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions has slowed.

Saint Mary's, Sisters celebrate Holy Cross Heritage Month

Saint Mary's College celebrates the history and accomplishments of the Congregation of Holy Cross through Holy Cross Heritage Month, with a new room dedicated to the Holy Cross founder at the Church of Our Lady of Loretto.

Black Excellence Dinner awards campus leaders in fourth year

The Black Excellence Dinner grew in its fourth year and celebrated multiple students, staff and faculty for their contributions to service and their community.

Students win big for local parish at McGlinn Hall’s signature event

 Students tested their luck for a good cause during McGlinn's Casino Night fundraiser benefiting St. Adalbert's parish on Friday night.

University develops alternative version of academic mark without Latin motto

The Latin phrase will be omitted when the logo is smaller than two inches in order to create a more marketable image that promotes the University’s Catholic identity.

New ride service competes with Uber and Blinkie for late-night rides

Apart from Blinkie and Uber, My-Glide has been created by a former security officer at the College, Hank Matthews, offering Saint Mary’s students late night drives within a five mile radius of campus.

Students with mobility aids say snowy, slushy sidewalks impede access to campus

Students who use mobility aids feel left behind after days of snow left sidewalks difficult to navigate, despite the University promising them this wouldn’t become detrimental to their education or Notre Dame experience.