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Notre Dame, Saint Mary’s vow not to hold participation in protests against applicants

Community members participate in call-in event

Notre Dame, Saint Mary’s and Holy Cross students and faculty, as well as members of the South Bend community, were invited to Geddes Coffee House on Monday to make phone calls to their governmental representatives to urge protection for recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), who were brought into the United States by their parents as children. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) spearheaded the national call-in day after the U.S. Senate failed to pass legislation Feb. 15 to resolve the current uncertainty recipients of DACA face with regard to immigration policy. 

New club holds rally about ending modern slavery

Saint Mary's hosts global cinema festival

Students mingle, embrace community at 'Multicultural Mixer' event

The Office of Multicultural Services (OMS) at Saint Mary’s hosted an open house mixer event Monday in its office.

Chemical explosion occurs in Stinson-Remick Hall

Gates McGavick, Corey Gayheart elected student body president, vice president

Notre Dame community remembers life of Michael Hemler

Corcoran, Ogden elected as leaders of Saint Mary's Student Government

University announces tuition increase

McGavick-Gayheart ticket to forfeit 12 percent of votes following Judicial Council sanction

Student body presidential candidates make final campaign pitches in runoff debate

Welsh Family Hall sophomore crowned Miss ND

Student Union Board hosts 60th annual Collegiate Jazz Festival

Professor discusses role of religions in peacekeeping

Saint Mary's library transitions to new book-sharing program

University to consider construction of new parking garage

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