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CEO shares international business experience

Professor evaluates influenza vaccine

Vaccines are arguably one of the most important lines of defense against the spread of influenza, a common seasonal virus that can have uncommonly nasty effects in elderly individuals with compromised immune systems.

SMC club features alumnae photography

The Saint Mary's Camera Club refocused their newly revamped lenses and collaborated with the Saint Mary's Art Department to sponsor an alumnae artwork exhibit titled "The Camera and the Eye" in the Cushwa-Leighton Library through Nov. 2.  

Students spend break in Europe

Before he was Pope, John Paul II was Fr. Karol Józef WojtyÅa, a priest living and working in Poland under communist rule. Junior Christina Serena, a Notre Dame philosophy and theology major, wanted to know what impact this Church leader had on his native country.

Group explores photo exhibit

Photo Futures at the Snite, a new five-week co-curricular initiative that began Sept. 11, allows students from diverse majors and interests to become acquainted with the "Heartland" exhibition.

Historian examines Irish political cartoons

In a celebration of the University's Irish character, Notre Dame's Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies sponsored Felix M. Larkin's lecture on the Shemus political cartoons of Ireland in the 1920s. The talk, titled "Artistic Bombs in Ireland: the Shemas Cartoons in the Freeman's Journal, 1920-1924," took place in Flanner Hall on Tuesday afternoon.

Saint Mary's students attend leadership conference

As many students packed their bags for a long week of relaxation, home-cooked dinners and Netflix, some spent the hours before fall break preparing for a weekend focused on social change and leadership.

Group discusses campus safety, dorm life

During Wednesday night's Student Senate meeting, the group expressed concerns about the armed robbery that took place near McGlinn Hall before fall break and debated the pros and cons of Notre Dame dorm life.

Coffee cart offers students sustenance in DeBartolo

Fall break pilgrimages deepen faith

Experts debate benefits of nuclear disarmament

NASA seeks help from Notre Dame physics professor

SMC students serve Peruvian communities

Students contest suitable costume ideas

Latino poets end series on campus

ND Glee Club tours internationally over fall break

The Glee Club took its talents on tour this fall break when they performed in two concerts in Michigan, two in western New York and one in Toronto.

ND participates in alcohol awareness week

The Office of Alcohol and Drug Education will celebrate National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week (NCAAW) on campus, health counselor Bridget Hoffmann said.

Declan Memorial Fund aids students

Since Declan Sullivan's death three years ago, the fund his family created in his memory has sponsored 52 students at Horizons for Youth, a tutoring and scholarship nonprofit organization in Chicago.

CLC considers campus diversity

As students return from Fall Break, the Campus Life Council (CLC) reconvened Monday afternoon to discuss on-campus diversity, gender relations and office hours.

Seniors spend fall break at thesis boot camp

While some seniors spent fall break at home, on a road trip or in Las Vegas, 29 members of the Class of 2014 got a jump start on their theses in Thesis Camp, sponsored by the Hesburgh Library and the University Writing Center.