News

Eleven arrested at Irish Row

By The Observer · Monday, Jan. 24, 2011

A party bust at the Irish Row apartment complex early Friday morning resulted in 11 arrests and about nine citations, according to South Bend police logs.

Business students compete for fellowship

By The Observer · Monday, Jan. 24, 2011

The Mendoza College of Business has launched the Notre Dame MBA Mini Deep-Dive Challenge — a virtual case competition — where individual participants analyze a contemporary business challenge offered by Green Mountain Coffee Roasters and submit a proposal for judging.

Off-campus issues addressed

By The Observer · Monday, Jan. 24, 2011

Campus Life Council (CLC) discussed the creation of an off-campus administrator, a role that would provide students with a source of support and information regarding off-campus issues such as police incidents, lease issues and neighbor conflicts at its meeting Monday.

Career outlook promising for 2011

By The Observer · Monday, Jan. 24, 2011

Last year when senior Caitlin Sullivan contacted an Egyptian marine conservation called Hurghada Environmental Protection and Conservation Association, she didn't expect to have a job lined up after graduation.

SISTAR program offers student research grants

By The Observer · Monday, Jan. 24, 2011

Founded in 1991, the Student Independent Study and Research (SISTAR) grant provides Saint Mary's students and faculty members with the opportunity to create eight-week summer research partnerships.

NYU prof. explores language

By The Observer · Monday, Jan. 24, 2011

The rising Latino population in the United States has been marginalized in an English-speaking society, and Spanish speakers increasingly find themselves as "language-less," according to Dr. Jonathan Rosa of New York University.

Teams bike in spin-a-thon for charity

By The Observer · Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011

On Saturday, members of the Notre Dame and South Bend communities reached their fundraising goals during a 24-hour spin-a-thon at Knollwood Country Club to provide preventative care for women in need.

College celebrates heritage with Week

By The Observer · Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011

This week, student groups are sponsoring Heritage Week, and students are encouraged to rediscover the campus's history.

Jenkins receives 2011 Diversity Award

By The Observer · Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011

According to a University press release, University president Fr. John Jenkins was one of 14 individuals to receive a 2011 Champion of Diversity award from Indiana Minority Business Magazine (IMBM). Jenkins was recognized by the magazine at a Jan. 14 ceremony in Indianapolis.

Dorms win Hall of the Fall award

By The Observer · Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011

Morrissey Manor and the Wild Women of Walsh Hall stood out during the fall semester and became Halls of the Fall, an award which takes into account various dorm activities put on during the first semester.

Students volunteer through Circle K

By The Observer · Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011

With 20 different volunteer opportunities, some students might not be able to decide how to get involved in Circle K, Notre Dame's largest student-run service organization. Senior Annette Esquibel could easily recommend a project.

Bagels entice early risers

By The Observer · Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011

Braving the bitter cold and early wake up call, several Notre Dame students joined local residents in waiting in line at the opening of an Einstein Bros. Bagels location in South Bend. For those who braved the elements, the wait was worth it, as they walked away with a year's worth of free food.