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Student government announces day of action in response to ICE policy

‘It feels like we are afterthoughts’: First-year international students forced to defer acceptance into University

Saint Mary's provost announces changes to classrooms, grades for fall semester

Jenkins condemns ICE restrictions as University joins Harvard, MIT lawsuit

Saint Mary’s announces policies and procedures for fall semester

Students to complete COVID-19 home testing prior to return on campus

International students only safe from new ICE guidelines if scheduled in-person classes resume in the fall

‘We are ripe for change’: College leaders invite community of color into conversation, commit to antiracist action under new president

‘I thought God had presented this guy’: 20 years after reporting clergy abuse to the University, a Notre Dame survivor shares his story

Fuller rediscovered his lawyer’s correspondence with Notre Dame general counsel Marianne Corr from 2019 during an interview with The Observer. In the correspondence, Corr said she would be open to continue working with Fuller. He reached out to Corr in May, and the two have been in conversation.

Holy Cross outlines safety precautions for fall semester

DPAC cancels programming for fall semester

“Since March, we have all been challenged, committing to choices in the short term to mitigate longer-term impacts,” Barron said. “That’s why the Center is supporting our communities’ healing and comfort until we can again welcome you and many more to premier arts experiences.”

University releases plans for coronavirus testing

Fall semester updates: What you need to know

University releases plans for coronavirus testing - June 29

Registrar suspends student access to fall registration, delays new schedule availability

Former South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg to join Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study

University leaders to review community demands for antiracist response

University still plans to host 2020 presidential debate

“Most will be restricted to a secured area, protected by the Secret Service, where only students voluntarily selected by lottery to witness the debate will be admitted,” Browne said.

University announces plans for returning to campus life

Notre Dame changes application requirements for class of 2025

University projects $100 million loss in revenue in upcoming fiscal year, after $44 million loss in revenue for current fiscal year