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Student Government Association candidates deliver campaign speeches before election

‘High School Musical’ actress, youth advocate speaks about preventing sexual assault on campus

Actress, global youth advocate and Girl Up Champion Monique Coleman spoke Wednesday in the LaFortune Ballroom about standing up against sexual assault.

‘Show Some Skin’ provides anonymous platform for personal stories from Notre Dame community

Student senate proposes new constitution, adds club coordination council secretary

Student examines toxicity of shower curtains at Saint Mary’s

Sisters of Notre Dame discuss their experiences as nuns

Notre Dame to host 10th annual development conference

Saint Mary's students get opportunity to speak with Cervelli at event

FTT to perform play exploring racism, identity

To kick off the spring semester, the Notre Dame Film, Television and Theatre (FTT) department will perform Karen Zacarias’ comedy “Native Gardens.” The play will be directed by FTT Director of Theatre, Kevin Dreyer and will run from Feb. 22 to Mar. 4 in the Philbin Studio Theater in the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center.

Poverty simulation seeks to educate students about life in poverty

Student body presidential candidates square off in second debate

Notre Dame alumna addresses Catholic response to gender revolution

Old College houses seminarians, fosters community

Tucked away at the edge of campus on a shady hill lies the modest cradle of Notre Dame — Old College.

Indiana Teacher of the Year discusses experiences as language instructor

Saint Mary's $avvy program looks to spark awareness of financial literacy

$avvy Financial Literacy Program offers free workshops and educational activities for Saint Mary’s students who want to bolster their understanding of how to manage their money.

JPW brings together students, parents for weekend of events

University announces temporary rector for Breen-Phillips Hall

Annual China Night promotes diversity, new cultural perspectives

Landscape services attempt to keep grounds clean after serious snowfall

Film, Television and Theatre professor publishes play exploring diversity, religion

Years in the making, Dr. Anne Garcia-Romero’s play, “Paloma,” was recently published by Broadway Play Publishing Inc. “Paloma” follows three characters, Ibrahim, Paloma and Jared, all of differing religious backgrounds, and explores the idea of coexisting with diverse religions and cultures.