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Notre Dame Law professor named CNN contributor for upcoming election

By Brigid Iannelli · Thursday, Oct. 31, 2024

Notre Dame Law School professor Derek Muller was recently named a contributor for CNN’s coverage of Tuesday’s presidential election.

New Keough School dean outlines global engagement goals

By Dominic Sementilli · Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2024

In an interview with The Observer, the new dean of the Keough School of Global Affairs, Mary Gallagher, highlighted her priorities as she steps into her new position.

Coach McGraw speaks at event hosted by College Democrats

By Annelise Demers · Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2024

Former Notre Dame women’s basketball coach and current Mendoza assistant professor Muffet McGraw spoke at a College Democrats event, encouraging students to embrace civic engagement and gender equality.

Dowd speaks on civility and sustainability to cap off speaker series

By Grace Tadajweski · Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2024

To conclude the two-day Fr. TED Talk event, Fr. Robert Dowd spoke on the issues of civility and sustainability.

ND Professor, former Biden advisor shares views on 2024 election, economic outlook

By Juliet Mullally and Emma Betz · Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024

Economics professor Chloe Gibbs discussed the economy in a lecture hosted by ND Votes and the Klau Institute.

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Students plan service trips for fall break

By Isabella Ponciroli · Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024

Campus Ministry and Dunne Hall are offering service trips to Wisconsin and Arizona, respectively.

Impeachment proceedings canned in packed senate meeting

By Zack Pohlman , Liam Price and Grace Tadajweski · Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024

Knott Hall residents filled the meeting room Wednesday in support of their senator, John Knott, who faced a bill of impeachment for content he wrote in a Knott Hall listserv email. A vote on an increase to the student activities fee also failed.

Cushwa-Leighton Library receives Dickens collection from alumna

By Aynslee Dellacca · Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024

Saint Mary’s alumna Lenore Madden McCarter '88 donated a collection of Charles Dickens' first edition books and other items in honor of her mother, Lenore Hennebry Madden '61.

Dorm kitchens offer late-night food options, camaraderie for students

By Annelise Demers and Amelia Beltran · Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024

Late-night dining at Notre Dame isn’t limited to dining halls or fast food. Some dorms have taken it upon themselves to run student-operated kitchens that provide comfort food options and foster a sense of community for their residents.

Bryan Stevenson speaks on racial bias in capital punishment, advocates for judicial reform

By Luka Vaicekauskaite · Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2024

Bryan Stevenson discussed flaws in the justice system that focus on race, particularly for the death penalty.

New apartment complexes under construction near Eddy Street

By Emily Barlett · Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2024

New apartment complexes are being constructed to the south of Eddy Street, a popular off-campus location for the Notre Dame community.

Mendoza business minors open doors for Notre Dame students

By Gabrielle Kile · Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2024

Notre Dame students from across all colleges can apply for minors within the Mendoza College of Business which include accountancy, marketing and foundations of business.

Saint Mary’s Center for Faith, Action and Ministry hosts discussion on climate change

By Ella Novak · Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2024

Saint Mary's Center for Faith, Action and Ministry hosts monthly “Discussion and Donuts,” with this month's topic focusing on climate change.

Condoleezza Rice returns to Notre Dame, discussing isolationism

By Isa Sheikh · Monday, Oct. 14, 2024

The former secretary of state and Notre Dame alumna spoke with Fr. Dowd about the importance of American leadership.

Congressmen Boyle and Fallon reflect on bipartisanship

By Liam Kelly · Monday, Oct. 14, 2024

Congressman Brendan Boyle of Pennsylvania and Congressman Pat Fallon of Texas, both Notre Dame alumni, discussed the current state of Congress.

Berkeley professor, Los Angeles Times columnist speak in debate on the upcoming election

By Zack Pohlman · Monday, Oct. 14, 2024

John Yoo and Harry Litman spoke in a debate held by the Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government on Friday.

Rare Disease Patient Advocacy Summit amplifies voices of patient advocates

By Sophia Tran · Monday, Oct. 14, 2024

On Friday, Notre Dame held its fourth Rare Disease Patient Advocacy Summit where speakers shared their experiences and thoughts throughout eight speaking sessions.

’What it Means to be Human’ webinar series concludes with all-female cast

By Madyson Casiano · Monday, Oct. 14, 2024

Co-authors gathered for the final part of the three-part webinar and emphasized the importance of belonging and change for the Catholic Church.

East Asian Culture Day connects students across culture on campus

By Arezo Karimi · Monday, Oct. 14, 2024

On Sunday afternoon, students gathered in O’Shaughnessy Hall to partake in various East Asian traditions.

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Notre Dame Avenue reopening encourages cyclists, pedestrians

By Liam Price · Friday, Oct. 11, 2024

The reopening of Notre Dame Avenue connects Notre Dame with downtown South Bend with improvements for pedestrians and cyclists.

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