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Ingal, Galbenski elected student body president, vice president

The 2020 student government election ended Wednesday night as juniors Rachel Ingal and Sarah Galbenski were elected student body president and vice president, winning the runoff election.

Remick Family Hall to become a new space for students

Jenkins announces progress on efforts to combat sexual assault in the Catholic Church

Senate shoots down reallocation of funds resolution

Student government election tickets gather for final debate

Trump pardons Notre Dame alumnus, 49ers owner

Former San Francisco 49ers owner and Notre Dame alumnus Eddie DeBartolo Jr. was granted a full presidential pardon by President Donald Trump for a corruption charge, NBC News reported Tuesday.

‘I make trouble to move change’: Saint Mary’s student speaks out about campus inaccessibility

Global affairs graduate student receives amnesty award for work in Uganda

New course explores religion, politics from global perspective

Tickets officially enter 2020 election for Saint Mary’s SGA president, vice president

Saint Mary's organizations host Black History Month events

Students create Notre Dame Puerto Rican Student Association in the face of natural disasters, misconceptions

Course explores medievalism, Harry Potter

When Susan Ohmer, professor of film and television, was approached about teaching a new course titled “Harry Potter, Medievalism and Transmedia Narratives,” she said “it didn’t take me more than five seconds to think about it before I said ‘yes.’”

Professors discuss dangers of implicit bias in the workforce

Swing dance club welcomes amateurs, teaches lifelong skill

Student Health Fair encourages belles to ‘Fall in Love with Wellness’

Student government election results in runoff between Ingal-Galbenski and Patidar-Patrick

The 2020 student government presidential election will continue with a runoff election between the Ingal-Galbenski ticket and the Patidar-Patrick ticket, Judicial Council announced Thursday night. Turnout was 42% of the electorate. The results were supposed to be announced Tuesday night but were delayed following a round of sanctions and appeals.

Junior Parents Weekend chairs reflect on event planning

Saint Mary’s students react to new president’s election

College students to participate in St. Margaret’s House Winter Walk