Bringing parents home
More than 1,300 juniors and seniors spent this past weekend providing their parents with an intimate look into their lives and experiences at Notre Dame at Junior Parents Weekend (JPW).
More than 1,300 juniors and seniors spent this past weekend providing their parents with an intimate look into their lives and experiences at Notre Dame at Junior Parents Weekend (JPW).
This week's first annual Graduate Student Appreciation Week offers graduate students the opportunity to develop their professional, academic and social lives in an effort to help them feel more included in the Notre Dame community.
Free online access to the New York Times is now available to Notre Dame students through the College Readership Program, an initiative funded by Notre Dame's student government. Students were informed they would begin to have access to this service in a Feb. 12 email announcement.
Saint Mary's students will have the opportunity to trace the footsteps of earlier Belles during Heritage Week, to be held this year Feb. 18 to 22. Heritage Week celebrates Saint Mary's history, giving students insight into the traditions of the College. Heritage Week will feature tours of Saint Mary's landmarks and speakers from around campus.
Notre Dame graduates again swelled the ranks of Peace Corps volunteers during the past year, earning the University the18th slot on the Peace Corps' annual review of the top volunteer-producing midsized colleges and universities across the country.
While immigration reform proposals work their way through Congress, representatives of the all-volunteer humanitarian group No More Deaths (NMD) visited Notre Dame as part of a national speaking tour Thursday.
Dr. Bill Stackman, associate vice president of student services, visited the Student Senate during this week's meeting and spoke on his role in Notre Dame's sexual assault policies.
Prom is a celebratory pinnacle of four years walking high school hallways, and Saint Mary's Stands Up will bring the magic of that night to cancer patients and survivors in March.
Dancers will take to the stage tonight to present a series of choreographed ballets and movements in the opening performance of this year's Dance Ensemble Workshop.
For those who pass through O'Shaughnessy Hall today, SonnetFest 2013 will bring all 154 of Shakespeare's sonnets off the page and to the public with an unconventional reading in celebration of Valentine's Day.
The Saint Mary's College Department of Global Studies announced Thomas Herder, General Counsel of the Energy Division of Siemens AG, as the inaugural speaker of its new lecture series, titled "On Developing Global Mindset."
Valentine's Day is right around the corner, but the student managers at Irish Gardens have been preparing for the flower-heavy holiday for more than two months.
On Tuesday evening, members of the Saint Mary's community learned about the life and legacy of Henrietta Lacks, an unlikely but remarkable hero of American medical research, during an event featuring her son, David Lacks.
In honor of President Abraham Lincoln's birthday, Yale professor Steven Smith defended the legendary president's "constitutional" leadership style at the "Lincoln's Constitution" lecture Tuesday.
Guided by the motto "Strong bodies fight, that weak bodies may be nourished," Notre Dame boxers will lace up their gloves tonight for the preliminary rounds of the 83rd installment of the Bengal Bouts boxing tournament.
One day after finding out they would be Notre Dame's 2013-14 student body president and vice president, juniors Alex Coccia and Nancy Joyce said they are ready to hit the ground running.
To encourage students to build healthy relationships, members of the Rodzinka: Little Family club are promoting discussion about traditional perspectives on dating, marriage and the family.
When junior Genevieve Gill-Wiehl first learned about the GlobeMed network in the spring of 2010, she knew it was something that would band together Notre Dame students interested in a movement toward global health equality.
The student body voted in favor of a vision focused on "passion, perseverance and people," electing juniors Alex Coccia and Nancy Joyce as 2013-2014 student body president and vice president Tuesday.