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President Biden and first lady attend Basilica wedding at Notre Dame

President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden visited the University of Notre Dame for a wedding at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart on Saturday.

Director of the Center for the Study of Spirituality leaves priesthood

Student Diversity Board holds latin dance workshop

Student Diversity Board holds a workshop for attendees to learn new latin dance moves.

Students share plans for SYRs this weekend

Whether attending with friends or a blind date, students prepare to attend various hall SYRs over the weekend.

Professor Megan Halteman Zwart lectures on meaningful dialogue across differences

Megan Halteman Zwart, the founding director of the Dialogue Project and interim provost at St. Mary’s College, teaches a course on discourse that bridges polarization.

CFAM appoints assistant director for ministry and spiritual formation

Jacinta Kioko is the new assistant director for ministry and spiritual formation at Saint Mary’s College Center for Faith, Action and Ministry (CFAM).

Notre Dame student senate approves amendments and fills leadership positions

The Notre Dame student senate met on Wednesday to pass amendments to the Notre Dame constitution and approve new orders.

Breen-Phillips celebrates Saint Francis week with pet blessing

The pet blessing is one the activities planned on campus for St. Francis week which focuses on caring for the Earth and creation.

Belles for Life hosts discussion seminar training

Benjamin Ice, a representative of Students for Life, spoke at a training session hosted by Belles for Life Monday evening.

Notre Dame ranks 18th in U.S. News & World Report 2025 college rankings

On Sept. 24, U.S. News & World Report released its annual rankings of U.S. colleges and universities, with Notre Dame climbing two spots to tie for 18th nationally.

Leah A. Milne discusses the role of empathy in literature

On Tuesday evening, Saint Mary’s College welcomed Dr. Leah A. Milne for a lecture titled “Mirrors & Windows: Reading For and Beyond Empathy.” Milne, an associate professor at the University of Indianapolis, discussed the importance of literature in developing empathy and interpersonal skills.

College Democrats and Republicans react to vice presidential debate

Ohio Senator JD Vance and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz debated key issues such as foreign policy and immigration Tuesday night.

Alumni Association gives out awards

The University gave out awards during the Alumni Association board of directors meeting.

Yoga on the quad promotes wellness and connection

The Student Union Board hosted their annual Yoga on the quad event, offering Notre Dame students an opportunity to practice yoga and enjoy a post-game day smoothie on Sunday morning.

Saint Mary's College receives three rankings from U.S. News Best Colleges report

“While rankings are only one measure of a college’s success, our students, faculty and staff are pleased to see Saint Mary’s recognized as a premier destination for women seeking a personal, challenging and supportive learning environment,” Conboy said.

Water irrigation systems cause student frustration, confusion

According to the University, a drought calls for increased irrigation, while students complain about the sprinklers.

Annual “Irish Wear Green” game brings high energy, reignites focus on tradition

This past Saturday was the annual “Irish Wear Green” football game.

Observer interview causes controversy in Ireland

In an interview with The Observer, former Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar criticized rising immigration in the country.

Howard Hall hosts 24-hour Totter for Water

Howard Hall hosted their signature event, Totter for Water, last Thursday and Friday. The event raised money for clean water initiatives.

Indianapolis FBI office employee lectures on forensic accounting

FBI employee discusses forensic accounting with Saint Mary’s College students.