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UN Global Compact chief calls for compassionate leadership

Sanda Ojiambo, executive director of the United Nations Global Compact, addressed an audience in Leighton Concert Hall and called for a shift towards compassionate and ethical business practices.

Fr. Dowd tests positive for COVID-19 ahead of inauguration events

‘Incoherent’ or ‘strong on substance’? Student clubs react to Trump-Harris debate

Students reflect on Harris’, Trump’s debate performances.

Duncan Hall raises over $15,000 at annual 9/11 stair climb

Coordinators, participants and students reflect on the ND110 Duncan Hall event.

Campus prepares for days of festivities to mark Dowd’s inauguration

Students and Dowd's chief of staff preview inaugural events to come.

Former Fisher residents adjust to move to Zahm Hall

Former Fisher Hall residents reflect on the Fisher community in Zahm Hall.

BAVO hosts event in honor of student late Lizzy Seeberg

BAVO hosted an event Tuesday in honor of student Lizzy Seeberg — who died by suicide in 2010 after being sexually assaulted — by watching the 2015 documentary, “The Hunting Ground,” and visiting her memorial site.

New ice cream store opens near Eddy Street

Murphy's Ice Cream Shoppe, newly opened near Eddy Street, has quickly become a popular spot for Notre Dame students with its variety of gluten-free, vegan, and nostalgic flavors.

Over 50 transfer students placed on waitlist for on-campus housing this year

Approximately 25 transfer students at Notre Dame have not been assigned on-campus housing yet.

Breen-Phillips Hall reopens following renovation

Breen-Phillips Hall reopens after renovations, offering modern amenities like kitchens and expanded common spaces while preserving its historic charm, as residents eagerly return to foster community and tradition.

Saint Mary's welcome three new counselors to the health and counseling center

The three new mental health counselors share their experiences and passion for helping others.

Belles Against Violence hosts small group, remembrance event for survivors

BAVO launches a support group for survivors of interpersonal violence and will host a remembrance event on Sept. 10 for Lizzy Seeberg, a former student who died following a sexual assault.

Division of inclusion and equity hires assistant director for LGBTQ+ Center

Eli Williams, the new assistant director for the LGBTQ+ center in the division of inclusion and equity, describes her inspirations and hopes for Saint Mary's College.

University temporarily uncovers Columbus murals

Activities Night invites students to get involved in campus organizations

New and returning students discuss their experience at Activities Night and strategy for getting involved on campus.

Student-run cafe hosts grand reopening at Saint Mary’s College

Off the Ave hosts grand reopening for the school year.

Students gather on South Quad for Morrissey Manor game watch

Notre Dame students gathered on South Quad for the Morrissey Manor game watch, enjoying food, games and cheering on the Fighting Irish.

Student Involvement and Resource Fair offers students space to find community

The Office of Student Involvement sponsored the Student Involvement and Resource Fair for students to learn more about clubs and their community.

New men’s residence hall to be named Coyle Hall

The University announced Tuesday the new men's residence hall currently being constructed on South Quad, on the former site of Fisher Hall, will be named Coyle Hall, after donors John and Jill Coyle.

Notre Dame startup featured on Times Square billboard

Seniors Luke Blazek and Brian George continue in the next stages of developing their company, Routora, a route finder for delivery drivers using artificial intelligence.