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College extends Mooney's contract as president

The Saint Mary's College Board of Trustees announced Monday in a press release it would extend the contract for College President Carol Ann Mooney's contract until May 2016.

Mendoza ranks first in ethics

At Notre Dame, ethics matter as much as the almighty dollar when it comes to learning business.

Saint Mary's plans career networking event

Students conduct research over break

While many students dedicated their time off from classes to some much needed rest and relaxation, a number of them took the time to conduct research abroad.

Championship game draws Irish faithful

Despite the disappointing outcome of the BCS National Championship on Jan. 7, Notre Dame students and fans brought South Bend to South Beach for an entire weekend to support their Irish against the University of Alabama Crimson Tide.

Judge dismisses lawsuit against HHS

A federal judge has dismissed the University's religious liberty lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a mandate that requires employers to provide contraceptive services in their minimum health insurance packages.

Championship game draws Irish faithful

While the Notre Dame and Alabama football teams prepared for their faceoff in the BCS National Championship, squads of volunteers from the opposing communities set rivalries aside to plant a community garden in the Overtown neighborhood of Miami.

SMC gift planning welcomes new director

Saint Mary's has named 1998 graduate Jennifer WinnettDenniston as its new director of gift planning, according to a College press release.

College loses beloved spiritual leader

Sr. Mary Louise Gude, otherwise known as "Sr. M.L.," passed away on the evening of Jan. 9 at the Saint Mary's Convent at the age of 73. She enjoyed a rewarding career at Saint Mary's and the University of Notre Dame that spanned four decades.

Instructors share fitness advice for new year

Every January, enthusiastic masses flood gyms to put their new resolutions to the test - and often abandon those workout goals before swimsuit season even begins.  To avoid this mid-winter funk, physical education and wellness instructor Stephanie Gaal said students should take the time to develop realistic goals.

SUB stamps out stress

Students overwhelmed by finals pressure can relax during Stress Relievers next Sunday in the LaFortune Student Center ballroom, sponsored by the Student Union Board (SUB).  

Core Council reflects on future

In the wake of the University's announcement of its plans for expanding resources for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning (GLBTQ) students through the creation of a new student organization, professional staff position and advisory board, members of the existing Core Council for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Questioning Students will continue to play an integral role in the transition to the new structures of support.

SSLP promotes community development

When it comes to making summer plans, many Notre Dame students look for opportunities beyond the pool deck or the basement couch.

A big step for Notre Dame'

On Wednesday morning, Notre Dame announced the results of a "comprehensive review" of support services for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning students (GLBTQ), stating in a press release University president Fr. John Jenkins had accepted the suggestion of the Office of Student Affairs to "expand and enhance" these support services, including forming a University-recognized student organization.

Belles snag second in CPA case competition

Four students from Saint Mary's College brought home a second-place finish from the annual Indiana CPA Society (INCPAS) Case Study Competition, which took place in Indianapolis on Nov. 16.

A big step for Notre Dame'

In March, the Faculty Senate passed a resolution pushing for improved inclusion of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning (GLBTQ) students through the establishment of a gay-straight alliance (GSA).

Chipotle sales to benefit charity

Students will be able to support a great cause while enjoying a tasty burrito Thursday when Saint Mary's Dance Marathon hosts a giveback night at the Chipotle in Eddy Street Commons. From 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., 50 percent of the proceeds generated will benefit the Riley Hospital for Children when patrons bring in a voucher advertising the giveback. Dance Marathon vice president of marketing Kate Kellogg said students should take time out from studying for finals to visit the event.

Seminar studies Quran

In an era of increased misunderstanding of the world's Muslim community, Notre Dame recently launched a Quran Seminar project to encourage constructive new commentary on the Islamic faith's holiest text.

SMC expresses gratitude

As they await the much-anticipated announcement of the ticket lottery winners, Saint Mary's students said they are thankful to be included in the student body pool for the BCS National Championship Game against Alabama on Jan. 7 in Miami.

The next step'

After a decades-long push by members of the Notre Dame community for official recognition of a gay-straight alliance (GSA), the University has announced plans for a student organization tasked with providing services and support to gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning (GLBTQ) students and their allies.