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Zahm House rector explores history, traditions of dorm

Built in 1937, Zahm House is hailed by its residents as the one of the most tightly-knit communities on campus.

Panel discusses implications of Chilean “No” campaign

Students celebrate 'The Divine Comedy' with Dante Now!

Three men arrested on WNDU property

University administrators address recycling policies, construction in fall town halls

Hunter Heartbeat workshops bring Shakespeare to those on the autism spectrum

Howard Hall plans to seesaw for 24 hours with Totter for Water

Encounter South Bend plans to give students a different perspective

Panelists discuss refugees, far-right in Germany

Saint Mary's RHA hosts spirit week to promote community

Two Notre Dame alums start business selling DressWeights

Saint Mary's first-year awarded national scholarship

AEI president discusses treatment of marginalized, flaws of political discourse

Notre Dame students, faculty participate in national walkout supporting sexual assault victims

Belles Against Violence Office discusses changes

Senate discusses voter registration, political engagement

State clubs help students feel at home at Notre Dame

Though Notre Dame is located in Indiana, it caters to a national population with students from many different states. At Notre Dame, student-run state clubs perform the function of bringing together students from their home areas. According to SAO, there are clubs representing nine states: California Club, Connecticut Club, Hawaii Club, Louisiana Club, Minnesota Club, Montana Club, New Jersey Club, New York Club and Texas Club. Each state’s club has a slightly different focus, from helping arrange transportation at breaks to organizing events reflecting their state’s culture.

Lecturer explores policy issues related to climate change

Report details how Notre Dame students voted in 2016 presidential election

ND Votes to celebrate Voter Registration Day with festival event

ND Votes will be celebrating Notre Dame’s National Voter Registration Day with a festival event Monday evening at the Geddes Hall Coffee House and patio. The celebration is open to anyone, and it is the culmination of a week-long voter registration drive the ND Votes task force organized.