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SGA chooses projects for the year

Saint Mary's Student Government Association (SGA) focused on choosing initiatives for the year at its second meeting Tuesday.

Professors support Jobs Act

After President Barack Obama proposed his new job plan last week, Notre Dame professors said they are optimistic that the American Jobs Act could help improve unemployment and encourage economic growth.

Activist decries executions

Sr. Helen Prejean said she is "not a brave person."

Former Irish assistant coach serves time in jail

Former Irish assistant football coach Corwin Brown spent the weekend in jail on felony charges related to a seven-hour standoff at his Granger home in August.

IEI building to serve as office, study space

The new Institute for Educational Initiatives (IEI) building not only serves as a new office space for the Alliance for Catholic Education (ACE), but it also opens another study space for students on campus.

Class explores local Latino challenges

For the second year in a row, a small group of Saint Mary's students will spend a weekend with local Latino families on South Bend's west side this fall.

SMC promotes Asian study abroad programs

Saint Mary's promoted its Asian study abroad programs with mooncakes and music at a celebration of Chinese and Korean harvest festivals Monday afternoon in the Student Center.

Fine arts program honors anniversary

Members of the Saint Mary's College community paid tribute to the events of 9/11 with dance, poetry and music during the "We Remember" commemoration Sunday afternoon.

Diabetes Sidekick' to support students

Students meet with artists at reception

Saint Mary's alumnae remember friend killed in attacks

On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Saint Mary's alumna Sarah Sullivan Bigelow turned on the news to watch an interview of Jack Welch on The Today Show.

Professors examine post-9/11 America

On a sunny September morning 10 years ago, Law School Professor Jimmy Gurulé was sitting in his office in Washington, D.C. when a plane piloted by terrorists struck the nearby Pentagon.

Irish fall in final seconds

Sadness, anger and disbelief were three overwhelming emotions of Notre Dame fans as they exited the "Big House" Saturday following a heart-breaking loss to rival Michigan.  

It was a symbol of us coming together as one family'

Basilica bells tolled solemnly Sunday evening as a line of students processed from Hesburgh Library to the Grotto.

University vows to never forget

Between his years at Notre Dame as a student, faculty member and then as president, Fr. Edward "Monk" Malloy has been on campus "a long time."

Tournament aids Africa

Professors examine post-9/11 America

On a sunny September morning 10 years ago, Law School Professor Jimmy Gurulé was sitting in his office in Washington, D.C. when a plane piloted by terrorists struck the nearby Pentagon.

Fifth-graders explore engineering

Notre Dame students teamed up with fifth-graders from the South Bend school district this weekend to play with robotic pets, conduct experiments with LEGO racecars and spark interest in engineering.

Anti-hunger campaign continues

With copious amounts of food in the dining halls and around campus, it's easy to forget that just a few miles away on the west side of South Bend there is an identified food desert.

Saint Mary's students gather for candlelight vigil

Saint Mary's students remembered those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001 with a candlelight vigil Sunday night on Alumnae Green.