Incoming student body president and vice president reverse department restructuring
Student body president-elect Jerry Vielhauer and vice president-elect Sonia Lumley reversed a decision to restructure student government's departments.
Student body president-elect Jerry Vielhauer and vice president-elect Sonia Lumley reversed a decision to restructure student government's departments.
On Monday, The Humor Artists, in collaboration with SGA, performed at Saint Mary’s with a variety of game-based improv shows centered upon audience engagement.
The Lenten season will kick off with five Ash Wednesday masses at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart and continue with faith-based concerts, retreats and special meals.
Peter Beinart explored the ideological shifts shaping Jewish perspectives on Israel and Palestine, critiquing how Zionism has been used to justify policies that, he argues, dehumanize Palestinians and suppress critical discourse.
Saint Mary’s invited archaeological specialists and professors for an informal discussion panel.
Patient Advocacy Initiative staff speak on Notre Dame’s Rare Disease Day event and impact for the rare disease community.
Black students at Notre Dame share their thoughts on Black History Month.
The Notre Dame Institute for Global Investing hosted their seventh annual Women's Investing Summit last Thursday and Friday.
Noble Family Dining Hall employees and Saint Mary’s students share positive dining hall experiences.
On Saturday, Saint Mary’s students participated in Battle of the Belles, a school-spirit event which included a variety of competitions and prizes.
Students reflected upon their experiences with NDBridge, an Institute for Social Concerns summer program that pairs freshmen with national and international service organizations.
Researchers at Notre Dame have launched the BUILD2AFFORD project, which aims to cut costs associated with energy inefficiency in South Bend homes.
Two employees share on their experience working for Notre Dame.
Former University President Fr. Monk Malloy celebrated a commemorative Mass for his predecessor, Fr. Theodore M. Hesburgh, discussing his legacy and history of involvement with the civil rights movement.
As part of the Notre Dame forum series on the Israel-Palestine conflict, speakers offered Catholic perspectives on the conflict, discussing the region's history, Catholic involvement and what insight Catholic teachings can provide into future steps.
Jonathan Blitzer of The New Yorker spoke Wednesday on immigration and the southern border at the Hesburgh Center for International Studies.
President Katie Conboy announced via email Wednesday morning of a new shared governance project for Saint Mary’s College.
CARI serves as a food delivery app run and was founded by Notre Dame students.
Notre Dame professors and researchers reflected on how cuts to NIH funding might affect their work.
Undergraduate studies director Elyse Speaks and students in the art conservation track discuss their involvement and interest in the new path.