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International Festival Week celebrates culture

Notre Dame students don't need to use their passports to experience foreign cultures this week, as they can soak in global traditions and customs during International Festival Week.

Advisory council hopes to bridge arts, academics

Seniors Ryan Belock and Hal Melia are hoping to bridge the gap between the University's artistic and academic departments with the creation of a new student-run advisory council, Arts@ND.

Film festival celebrates 30th anniversary of justice education

This week, Saint Mary's Justice Education Program looks to harness the power of the moving image to celebrate the department's 30th anniversary.

Alum advances dialogue

A Notre Dame graduate who now works as Michigan's Superintendent of Public Instruction spoke Tuesday about education reform and the progress he has encouraged during his tenure.

Former gang member shares story

Nobel Prize-winning scholar shares discoveries

To the average person, the mind-boggling size and expansion of the universe can be more than difficult to grasp.

Expert lectures on dating, relationships

Boston College "date doctor" Kelly Cronin asked Notre Dame students last night to risk breaking their hearts.

Group to premiere advocacy video

Howard Hall celebrates Lent with Chapel Crawl

For many students, Sunday night Mass in their dorms has become tradition.

Members review hate crimes, discuss solutions

Members of Campus Life Council (CLC) discussed the two recent instances of hate crime on campus and how to best address them as a community.

Workshop addresses assault

Jenkins converses with White House

Before President Obama publicly announced each decision regarding the contraception mandate, a Holy Cross priest in South Bend received a phone call.

Lunch' promotes discussion

Students and faculty gathered Friday to engage in feeding their minds and their stomachs.

Campus reacts to hate crime

Two acts of racial harassment were committed against black student groups between Feb. 14 and 20 in the LaFortune Student Center.

Basketball event connects cadets

The 26th annual Flyin' Irish Basketball Invitational brought service men and women from across the country together for a weekend of friendly competition.

SMC Hypatia Day encourages learning in math & science

­DNA extractions, Fibonacci numbers and bouncy ball polymers were the main attractions of Saint Mary's 21st annual Hypatia Day on Saturday.

Statement reports two incidents of racial harassment

Two acts of racial harassment were committed against black student groups in "recent days," according to a statement sent to the student body in an email Friday.

Students compete in summit's mobile app contest

Students interested in mobile apps can satisfy their curiosity at the Notre Dame Mobile Summit 2012, a two-day event held by the University Council of Academic Technologies (UCAT).

Candidates explore religious life

Candidates at Moreau Seminary and undergraduate seminarians at Old College deciding to become Holy Cross priests or brothers may live on Notre Dame's campus but lead very different lives than the average student.

State seizes student houses

Living off campus is a rite of passage for many Notre Dame seniors, but the state of Indiana threw a wrench in several students' housing plans for next year before they could even move in.