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SAB aims to foster community through comedy

Rome Global Gateway adds new building

Judicial Council announces tickets for student body presidential elections

Salon Series continues in Snite Museum of Art

Speaker brings awareness to crime of stalking

Galvin speaks on leadership and management

Unity Games promote community, diversity

SMC Senate discusses student government bylaws

ND professors named to ‘Highly Cited Researchers’ list

State house passes bill to require campus police to disclose arrest records

West Hollywood mayor addresses students

Labor Café fosters discussion on management

Observer elects next Editor-in-Chief

Justice Friday explores legacy of MLK

In the latest installment of the Justice Education Friday series, Samira Payne, assistant director of the Office of Civic and Social Engagement, and Gloria Jenkins, director of Multicultural Services, discussed the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. in 2016, specifically with a focus on inclusivity and diversity on Saint Mary’s campus and the greater community.

Lecturer explores Syrian conflict

The Center for Civil and Human Rights hosted a lecture Friday afternoon by Radwan Ziadeh, a senior analyst at the Arab Center in Washington D.C., a visiting scholar at Columbia University, the founder and director of the Damascus Center for Human Rights Studies in Syria and the head of the Syrian Commission for Transitional Justice.

Lecture highlights the genres of Shakespeare's plays

Emerson Spartz named Forbes 30 under 30

University hosts Shakespeare conferences

Saint Mary's promotes community with Fifth Quarter and Overtime events

Notre Dame adds new summer study abroad programs

Notre Dame strives to give students a global education, and over the past two years, the University has expanded its study abroad opportunities, adding 10 new summer programs to its study abroad options for students, Rosemary Max, director of international programs at Notre Dame International, said.