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Hall raises funds for homeless center

McCandless Hall is using some Christmas cheer and a little competition to help raise funds for Hope Ministries, a homeless center in South Bend.

City halts housing construction

Library to launch redesigned website

Free Store encourages college sustainability

The free store that allows Saint Mary's students to donate unwanted items so that other students may use them is now open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Bike theft creates concern

Saint Mary's has experienced 12 bicycle thefts since August, David Gariepy, director of security said.

Students to rally for peace in Sudan

Notre Dame students will unite on campus for peace in Sudan on Saturday during a rally that will feature University President Emeritus Fr. Theodore Hesburgh following the Playing for Peace 3-on-3 basketball tournament.

Carroll to ring in Christmas season

The Christmas season unofficially kicks off tonight with the 13th annual Carroll Christmas, when many students will make the snowy trek to Carroll Hall for the dorm's signature event.

NDSP investigates assault

Notre Dame Security Police (NDSP) is investigating a sexual assault that was reported Nov. 30.

Group debates alcohol issues

Student Senate debated improvements to alcohol education and made further changes to the process for undergraduate elections Wednesday.

Students attend forum, discuss suggestions

The Saint Mary's College Student Government Association (SGA) held an open forum Wednesday to allow students to voice their opinions and share ideas.

Thrown into a new job'

Years before he was appointed Vice President for Student Affairs, Fr. Tom Doyle operated under a different title at Notre Dame — student body president.

Coalition discusses public safety, relations

The Community/Campus Advisory Coalition (CCAC) discussed student safety and relations between students and community members during a Wednesday meeting at Notre Dame's downtown offices.

Madrigals return to College for 38th year

The holidays are a time of tradition, and Saint Mary's College has celebrated the Christmas season with its Madrigal Christmas Dinners for the past 38 years.

Professors connect via Twitter

Economics Professor Eric Sims started class one day last winter with a practical joke, poking fun at the search for the next Fighting Irish head football coach by stating he was interested in a job at Northwestern University. What was unique about this joke, however, was how he presented it.

Crowder to perform at College

Fox News' youngest contributor, Steven Crowder, will be visiting Saint Mary's College Thursday, College Republican president Elizabeth Molnar said.

ND clubs support students

With finals approaching, many students will begin to receive packages of study snacks and treats not only from their family, but also from their hometown's Notre Dame Club.

SMC alumnae to host book web chat

In an attempt to unify the campus community, the Alumnae Board has established the One Book, One Saint Mary's book club, which will be meeting virtually today at 8 p.m., according to Lisa Maxbauer Price, a member of Saint Mary's Alumnae Board and 1999 graduate.

Student gov't restructures elections

Following a resolution passed by the Student Senate before Thanksgiving break, the Judicial Council is restructuring the Elections Committee, which is responsible for ensuring the fairness of student government and Class Council elections.

Freshmen launch site aimed at non-Greek life

A group of freshmen from Knott Hall aim to embrace their status of being "Compulsory GDI's" with the launch of the new website, TotalGDIMove.org.

Class studies homelessness

For many Notre Dame students, the concept of homelessness in America may only represent a social problem far removed from their lives, but senior Emily Salvaterra said she confronts the reality of the issue on a weekly basis.