Students assaulted near bus route stop
Three students were assaulted while trying to board the Transpo bus route 7A early Sunday morning.
Three students were assaulted while trying to board the Transpo bus route 7A early Sunday morning.
It's no secret that each fall, Notre Dame football brings in crowds, fans and money. This year, Forbes Magazine ranked Notre Dame's Football Program as the second most valuable college football program in the country in a survey published on Dec. 22.
Ask questions, find answers, change the world. This task is ambitious, but one that the International Development Research Council (IDRC), a new student-created and student-run organization, hopes to accomplish through outreach to students of all backgrounds and majors.
Saint Mary's College Campus Ministry offered a special Mass Monday in honor of the victims of the recent earthquake in Haiti.
It's no secret that each fall, Notre Dame football brings in crowds, fans and money. This year, Forbes Magazine ranked Notre Dame's Football Program as the second most valuable college football program in the country in a survey published on Dec. 22.
Three students were assaulted while trying to board the Transpo bus route 7A early Sunday morning.
Saint Mary's College Campus Ministry offered a special Mass Monday in honor of the victims of the recent earthquake in Haiti.
The Department of Economics and Policy Studies will likely be dissolved by the beginning of the 2010-11 academic year, John McGreevy, dean of the College of Arts and Letters, said.
The Campus Life Council (CLC) is beginning the new semester with a review of University policies outlined in du Lac: A Guide to Student Life and plans to discuss possible revisions with the Office of Student Affairs in coming meetings.
The Department of Economics and Policy Studies will likely be dissolved by the beginning of the 2010-11 academic year, John McGreevy, dean of the College of Arts and Letters, said.
Both students and faculty of Saint Mary's will celebrate Heritage Week this week in order to honor the College's history.
Both students and faculty of Saint Mary's will celebrate Heritage Week this week in order to honor the College's history.
Ask questions, find answers, change the world. This task is ambitious, but one that the International Development Research Council (IDRC), a new student-created and student-run organization, hopes to accomplish through outreach to students of all backgrounds and majors.
Put your hands up for the Revue.S.A.: the Keenan Revue, Keenan Hall's signature event, is back again this weekend, with a show Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.
The Campus Life Council (CLC) is beginning the new semester with a review of University policies outlined in du Lac: A Guide to Student Life and plans to discuss possible revisions with the Office of Student Affairs in coming meetings.
The Observer Editorial Board has discontinued the publication of the cartoon "The Mobile Party" following the submission and subsequent printing of the offensive Jan. 13 comic strip.
The highly anticipated Stinson-Remick Hall of Engineering opened this January, in time for students returning to campus this semester to attend classes in the new state-of-the-art facility.
In honor of the third anniversary of the beatification of Blessed Fr. Basil Moreau, the founder of the Congregation of Holy Cross, the University of Notre Dame will celebrate with a series on events titled "Holy Cross: Faith in our Future."
The highly anticipated Stinson-Remick Hall of Engineering opened this January, in time for students returning to campus this semester to attend classes in the new state-of-the-art facility.
A special task force initiated by University President Fr. John Jenkins last fall presented its preliminary recommendations last week on how best to "deepen the pro-life culture" and "strengthen the Notre Dame community's witness to Catholic teaching on life."