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Dayne sticks to charity

By The Observer · Saturday, March 5, 2011

Activities at Rolfs Sports Recreation Center were in full force Friday, but Center Court One was temporarily out of commission. Irish quarterback Dayne Crist was taped to the east wall with purple, pink, blue and even cheetah tape.

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Students dance to raise funds

By The Observer · Saturday, March 5, 2011

Dedicated students spent 12 hours on their feet to benefit Riley's Children's Hospital Saturday at the Saint Mary's College-Notre Dame Dance Marathon, held from noon to midnight at the Angela Athletic Facility.

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Students network at rescheduled Career Fair

By The Observer · Thursday, March 3, 2011

Even though the snowstorm that hit campus Feb. 2 caused many headaches and forced the Winter Career Fair to be cancelled, the Career Center's rescheduled Career Fair was a success, said Kevin Monahan, associate director of the Career Center, said.

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Students face breakfast decision

By The Observer · Thursday, March 3, 2011

A battle of the bagels commenced on Jan. 22 when popular chain Einstein Bros. opened a location on South Bend Avenue, just a few doors down from local establishment Studebagels.

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Huntington wins SCC runoff

By The Observer · Thursday, March 3, 2011

After the results were delayed for more than 24 hours due to campaign violations, the officers for next year's Senior Class Council were named late Thursday night.

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Council announces results, sanction

By The Observer · Wednesday, March 2, 2011

The Junior Class Council and Sophomore Class Council election results were announced Wednesday night, while the Senior Class Council results will be withheld until Thursday night due to a sanction.

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SMC elects SAB, SDB, RHA leaders

By The Observer · Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Six new leaders have been elected to top positions in Saint Mary's Student Activities Board (SAB), Student Diversity Board (SDB) and Resident Hall Association (RHA).

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Campaign to 'end the R-Word' collects pledges

By The Observer · Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Since senior Soeren Palumbo founded "Spread the Word to End the Word," an international campaign to end the use of the word "retard," in 2009, he said the campaign has collected more than 170,000 Internet pledges and 10 million verbal and handwritten pledges.

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Makes it real'

By The Observer · Wednesday, March 2, 2011

For freshman Blair Arbuckle, becoming a cast member of "Loyal Daughters and Sons" (LDS) helped her understand the reality of sexual assault at Notre Dame.

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Panel compares differences in religious orders

By The Observer · Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Each religious order of the Catholic community presents unique perspectives on Catholicism to the University, panelists said at a Wednesday night panel discussion in DeBartolo Hall hosted by the Catholic Graduate Community.

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Chesley, Smith deliver State of SGA address

By The Observer · Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Student body president Rachael Chesley and vice president Laura Smith discussed their administration's successes, setbacks and ongoing projects during their State of Student Government Association (SGA) address on Wednesday.

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Laptop theft increases, NDSP alerts rectors

By The Observer · Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Notre Dame Security Police (NDSP) received reports of seven laptop thefts from residence halls — mostly girls' dorms — on campus since the end of January, according to an e-mail sent to rectors Wednesday.

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College works with book drive

By The Observer · Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Saint Mary's students, faculty and staff reach out to the local community by donating books and videos to the Children's Book Drive at the College, senior Jennifer Kornexl said.

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Sprint CEO talks cell service at ND

By The Observer · Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Mobile carrier Sprint plans to increase the company's 3G coverage on campus and to introduce a unique Notre Dame Sprint ID Pack, CEO and Notre Dame alumnus Dan Hesse said.

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