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Oppman, Lorenc reflect on year in office

Blais, Shewit, Juneja reflect on year in office

When outgoing student body president Becca Blais and outgoing vice president Sibonay Shewit, both seniors, ran for office a year ago, their slogan was “Reach, Reinvent, Represent.” Reflecting on their year in office as their term draws to a close, Blais and Shewit agreed they had succeeded in reforming the way student government operated as well as making it more accessible for students.

University announces Sister Norma Pimentel as 2018 Laetare Medal recipient

Seniors receive Fulbright fellowships, grants with help of CUSE

College announces change to commencement attire policy

Saint Mary's students celebrate Senior Week traditions

Senior Week co-chairs discuss end-of-year events

Saint Mary’s seniors reminisce on College experiences

Young Alumni Board connects graduates, Notre Dame Clubs

Corby Hall to be demolished in June, rebuilt

Notre Dame students travel to Trump rally in Elkhart

Talken traveled to the rally with a group of friends. The students had reserved tickets online and arrived at the time they were told would guarantee them seating. However, when they went to take a shuttle to the rally, they were turned away.

University determines construction of new parking garage not currently feasible

University appoints information technology vice president, chief information officer

Student leadership give report on representation to Board of Trustees

University Board of Trustees announces new members

University announces valedictorian, salutatorian for class of 2018

University confirms plans to construct new graduate student family housing

Saint Mary's community discusses financial cost of education at the College

"Whether we reach all the students who actually have need, we’re trying to get better," she said. "A lot of reaching out is not only responding to [a student's] physical needs or their financial needs, but just as a person in this community. Feeling welcomed and feeling that you’re a part of the community. When you are struggling with [financial problems], you can feel outside of it. You see a lot of students enjoying things, going out, doing things, and you can’t do that maybe because you don’t have the financial resources. It affects your ability to feel like part of the community. You know, the College isn’t just administrators. It’s also the students."

Student veterans share experiences, discuss transition to University

Worker Participation Committee presents five points of recommendations for licensed products