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Admissions Scandal: Tri-campus community explores implications of college admissions scandal

A look into the tri-campus community

Lime bikes to be removed from South Bend, tri-campus community

Lime, the transport company which operates and maintains the green, dock-less Lime Bikes in South Bend and the tri-campus community, will remove all of its bicycles from South Bend as well as Notre Dame, Saint Mary's and Holy Cross by “mid-May,” an email from the University announced Friday. The bicycles have been in South Bend and on the campuses since the summer of 2017.

Notre Dame receives grant to promote innovation in South Bend-Elkhart region

Former chair of department of computer science and engineering dies at age 75

Mendoza adds new position of associate dean for undergraduates

Morris Inn to enhance dining options in November

The Morris Inn will undergo five months of dining renovations beginning in November, the University announced in a press release Thursday.

Admissions staff, students reflect on Notre Dame tradition of legacy student admissions

Fisher Hall to host annual regatta

ND low-income students reflect on admission experience

While the recent college admissions scandal — permeating national news and implicating many well-known celebrities — has sparked outrage among Americans, it has also highlighted unfair advantages wealthy students gained in the college admissions process, especially to highly ranked universities. 

SMC first-generation students comment on lack of resources, diversity on campus

Holy Cross students react to college cheating scandal

Symposium to remember Rwandan genocide

Stadium stair climb to benefit military-connected students

Notre Dame’s Office of Military and Veterans Affairs will host its second Storm the Stadium event Saturday to benefit the University’s military men and women with a day of stair climbing and other festivities on the field.

Notre Dame coaches, athletes comment on recruitment process in light of admissions scandal

Tri-campus community marches for sexual assault survivors

Take Back the Night is more than just a march, Mackowicz said.

Notre Dame prepares for day of service in South Bend community

Lecturer discusses violence against women

Dillon Hall to host Opening Day event

Community members gather at Mass to pray for victims of Sri Lankan bombings