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La Fuerza presents panel on immigration

SMC senior tackles cross country ride

Saint Mary's senior Sarah Eisenberg, along with 24 other individuals, will embark on a cross-country bike tour this summer sponsored by the non-profit organization Illini 4000 for Cancer.

Organization screens film on first gay bishop

A bishop clothed in traditional, religious vestments strides to the front of the altar, raises his arms in a gesture of welcome to the assembled congregants. A traditional sight Sundays in churches around the world, but St. Mary's, Putney in London welcomed a very nontraditional bishop.

Club brings Hawaii to Notre Dame

Stepan Center heated up Saturday night with Hawaii Club's annual Lu'au celebration of Hawaiian culture.

Show Some Skin' hits big

"Show Some Skin: It's Complicated," a performance of 27 anonymously submitted dialogues by 18 actors, opened Thursday night at the Carey Auditorium of Hesburgh Library with consecutive performances the following two nights.

Fighting for inclusion'

The Gay & Lesbian Alumni of Notre Dame & St. Mary's (GALA-ND/SMC) gathered Saturday evening for the presentation of the Thomas A. Dooley Awards, which recognize outstanding work by individuals on behalf of lesbian and gay Americans.

SMC club studies immigration

La Fuerza, a Saint Mary's club representing Latina culture on campus, is holding a Week of Action titled "Education Without Barriers" explore the intersection of immigration issues and education.

Francis asks for focus on love, peace

SMC to welcome Zimmer as commencement speaker

Health restored, greeter plans for May return

Belles study leadership, cultural inclusion

Shades of Ebony honors coeducation

Program directs students to felicity

Performance sparks diversity dialogue

This year's performances of "Show Some Skin: It's Complicated" aims to spark campus dialogue on normally taboo topics by dramatizing monologues submitted anonymously by members of the Notre Dame community.

Notre Dame pilgrims spend Easter at Vatican

ROME - This Easter, more than 100 Notre Dame students studying in various locations throughout Europe went on pilgrimage to Rome for a weekend of sightseeing, prayer and reflection organized by Campus Ministry.

Rocheleau reflects on term

After concluding two years in the top ranks of student government Monday, former student body president Brett Rocheleau said he felt he pursued virtually every idea he could have implemented while in office.

Legacy campaign raises funds

Notre Dame's Class of 2013 will make a collective donation back to the University through the annual Senior Legacy Campaign.

Timeflies kicks off national tour at SMC

Up-and-coming musical duo Timeflies headlined Saint Mary's annual SMC Tostal concert Wednesday night.

Ambassador promotes brand

Junior Rachel Greenberg complements her marketing major by working as a campus ambassador for Procter & Gamble (P&G) to promote brand loyalty and social media interest among students.

Coccia, Joyce assume presidency

Juniors Alex Coccia and Nancy Joyce stepped into their roles as student body president and vice president, respectively, Monday. Coccia said the passion that propelled their platform through the February elections will be a defining part of their administration in the year ahead.