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Administrators dedicate new London Program building

First the building housed a hospital for women and children in the early 20th century.

Crawford addresses College achievements

Dean Gregory Crawford spoke to Student Senate Wednesday about the College of Science's accomplishments since it set goals for development in 2008.

Students lead RecSports fitness classes for their peers

Between schoolwork, socializing and extracurricular activities, many Notre Dame students turn to fitness classes to incorporate personal fitness into their busy schedules.

Ticket goes unchallenged in campus election

For the first time in recorded history, Notre Dame will hold a student body president and vice president election featuring only one approved ticket.

Students network for job openings using LinkedIn

Keenan primes for 'Revue'

Whether students are ready or not, the Keenan Revue is back with new skits, new satire and nearly four decades of tradition to uphold.

Club bridges faith, academics

A link between the Catholic identity of Notre Dame and the study of engineering may not seem obvious, but Notre Dame Students Empowering through Engineering Development (ND SEED) bridges the gap — literally and figuratively.

Professor receives book award

Career-minded students should not shy away from a liberal arts education, professor Mark Roche says, because students educated in liberal arts will be just as well prepared for the real world as those who study business.

Professor designs Haiti recovery

Professor Tracy Kijewski-Correa has some powerful words of inspiration following her work with the Kellogg Institute in Haiti. "Listen, Innovate, Empower!" is the mantra of the group's efforts to provide aid following the devastating earthquake which struck the island nation in January of 2010.

Scholar to join political science dept.

Associate Professor in the Department of Government at Georgetown University Patrick Deneen will trade the White House for the Golden Dome as he joins the faculty at the University of Notre Dame at the beginning of next semester.

ND Minute visits the Social Concerns Fair

From schoolwork and service to clubs and co-rec sports, Notre Dame students have

NDSP offers online crime tracker

Notre Dame students now will be able to track campus crime patterns faster and more efficiently than ever before, using a digital mapping service that updates automatically.

CLC discusses GSA proposal, Morris visits

Members of Campus Life Council (CLC) discussed various viewpoints and implications surrounding the proposed Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) during their meeting Monday afternoon.

Reporter discusses Penn State scandal

Just a few months ago, 24-year-old reporter Sara Ganim had only a handful of followers on Twitter.

Lambda Pi Eta collects clothing

To help the South Bend homeless population combat the cold this winter, Saint Mary's students are collecting clothing to be given to the Center for the Homeless to distribute.

New minor looks at Constitution

Undergraduates will have the chance to delve deeper into the nuances of government when the new David Potenziani Program in Constitutional Studies, a part of the political science department, launches as a minor program this fall.

Collection benefits food bank

In a joint effort to help feed the hungry this winter, Notre Dame, Saint Mary's and Holy Cross launched the second annual Holy Cross Harvest Food Drive Jan. 23, which runs until mid-February.

Gong Fu club aims to increase interest in martial arts

Step, step, pivot, kick, and giving back to the community are the newest movements of Notre Dame.

Student researches autism

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that autism affects one in every 110 American-born children. Senior Nicole Shea hopes through her research, she will be able to enhance the lives of those affected both socially and academically.

ND polices online activity

During his freshman year, senior James Hesburgh said he thought he was invincible when it came to downloading music and movies illegally off the Internet until he was caught.