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Quarter dog' prices rise at the Huddle

Seventeen years ago Jim LaBella, general manager of the Huddle, came up with the concept of a limited-time, late-night special that would offer hot dogs to students for just 25 cents.

ND police investigate burglaries

At least 20 cars were broken into and robbed in the D6 parking lots Sunday night.

Council finalizes 2010-2011 agenda

Campus Life Council (CLC) cemented its agenda for the beginning of the 2010-11 academic year Monday, as its members focused on the relationship between Notre Dame students and the local community in light of recent events with law enforcement off-campus.

University, police, students react to arrests

The second major police raid last weekend resulted in a broken-down door, landed a police officer in the hospital and brought the total number of alcohol-related arrests since students returned to school to nearly 60.

Police arrest 23 students at party

Twenty-three students were arrested for minor consumption of alcohol at an off-campus party Friday night.

SMC hosts international social

The College Student Diversity Board hosted its first ever international meet and greet and ice cream social Sunday.

Dining Hall adds low calorie options

Notre Dame Food Services worked this summer to add more low calorie and multicultural options to the dining hall menus, responding to student demand for healthier options.

Architecture School hosts Awareness Day

In order to help gain a better understanding of the needs of the disabled, fourth-year architecture students navigated campus hallways and sidewalks in wheelchairs, crutches and blindfolds Friday as part of the School of Architecture's third annual Accessibility Awareness Day.

B1 Block Party features Guster, Mayer Hawthorne

With a lineup of star acts and the volume cranked all the way up, it was difficult to be on campus Saturday night and not know the B1 Block Party was happening.

University responds to contract lawsuit

The University claimed former Notre Dame professor Oliver Collins was fired because he used $190,000 of grant and University money to purchase equipment that he used to take pornographic photographs in a recently filed legal response a breach of contract lawsuit filed by Collins.

Saint Mary's campus undergoes renovation

Fr. Warner selected as 12th Superior General

The Congregation of the Holy Cross has a new leader in Rome, and he'll arrive from Notre Dame.

Alcohol-related incidents spark concern

Three people were arrested and two more were cited last weekend for minor consumption in off-campus areas heavily populated with Notre Dame students. The suspects were 19 and 20 years old.

SMC students protest new Co-Exchange policy

Freshmen adjust to college life at ND

Students should know their rights, attempt to cooperate to avoid trouble with drinking

As the school year begins and students attend off-campus parties, local lawyers' advice is to understand not only the law, but also the value of cooperative behavior in encounters with police officers.

Block Party returns to B1

Saturday marks the return of the B1 Block Party, which will be held at 5 p.m. in the Legend's parking lot and star Guster and Mayer Hawthorne, among others.

Saint Mary's houses rare Bible

Saint Mary's College is the new home for a reproduction of the Saint John's Bible, a book worth about $145,000, comprised of seven volumes, and nearly two feet tall when all seven volumes are stacked upon one another.

RecSports kicks off race

Eddy Street development progresses

A year since Eddy Street Commons opened, nearly all of its storefronts and living options are filled.