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AT&T improves cell coverage

When sophomore Caitlin Koscielski walked into her dorm last year, she said she was guaranteed to lose her cellphone call.

Group makes resolutions prior to annual turnover

Student Senate passed two resolutions during its final meeting Wednesday evening in anticipation of the April 1 turnover.

ND hosts humans vs. zombies

Students study in South Africa

Holocaust survivor lectures at College

Halls struggle to fit returning students

Holocaust survivor lectures at College

Class of 2015 promises to be one of the best

ND ranked as a top choice by parents

Sims speaks at diversity lecture

Though he garnered All-American honors as a defensive lineman at Bloomsburg University in Pennsylvania, Brian Sims is better known for his unique story of leadership than his achievements on the field.

SMC appoints alum as new VP for Mission

Love of God and care for others make up critical components of the Holy Cross Mission, and such Sr. Veronique Wiedower, CSC hopes to embody this sentiment as the new Vice President for Mission at Saint Mary's.

Hesburgh receives award

Catholic Charities USA (CCUSA) honored University President Emeritus Fr. Theodore Hesburgh with its most prestigious award, the Centennial Medal, the organization announced Sunday in a press release.

SMC announces graduation program

Saint Mary's College announced the valedictorian and commencement speaker for this year's graduation ceremony Wednesday.

Ben & Jerry's founder gives business scoop

Ice cream and social change are an unusual pair, but that has not stopped the world famous 33-year-old Ben & Jerry's from combining the two to make waves in the sustainability movement.

SUB announces spring concert lineup

The Student Union Board (SUB) announced Monday O.A.R. (Of A Revolution) and Chiddy Bang will perform at the highly anticipated April 8 spring concert.

Students to face zoning issues

Moving off campus to live independently is a rite of passage for many Notre Dame students, but before they move in, they may want to look into their living situation. Students who have already signed leases for houses next year might have to deal with South Bend Code Enforcement, according to Director Catherine Toppel.

Festival focuses on nonfiction

The fourth annual Notre Dame Women Writers Festival shifted focus Monday and will continue to explore the realm of nonfiction through the work of four prominent female authors today.

Week encourages campus to reduce waste

Beginning Monday, students presenting a clean tray at the dining halls will have a chance to win a 100 Flex point prize as part of Waste-Free Week.

Business students compete in Chicago

The Notre Dame chapter of Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) will participate in a regional competition in Chicago today, its first as an official Student Activities Office (SAO) club, senior Caitlin Nichols, co-president of SIFE, said.

Army cadets rough out field training exercises

Three Blackhawk helicopters descended on South Bend Airport Friday to transport the Army ROTC Fightin' Irish Battalion to Fort Custer in Michigan, where the cadets joined other ROTC battalions for a field training exercise (FTX).