Former Saint Mary's editor Martha Reilly returns to South Bend
Former Saint Mary's News Editor Martha Reilly reflects on her experiences with The Observer and Saint Mary's College.
Former Saint Mary's News Editor Martha Reilly reflects on her experiences with The Observer and Saint Mary's College.
Six alumnae of Saint Mary's College spoke on a panel about professionalism after graduation Thursday evening.
The Notre Dame Police Department Comfort K9 program is currently training Finn and Orla, service dogs meant to help students on campus.
The student senate participated in MiND training led by MSPS during their Wednesday meeting in the Mendoza College of Business.
Following Notre Dame’s Saturday mid-afternoon game against Miami (Ohio), the dining halls on the tri-campus can expect a swarm.
Welsh Family Hall's signature event, “Hoedown Throwdown,” raises money for the Unity Gardens in South Bend.
Run by graduate student government, the community garden provides educational opportunities and spaces for students to enjoy nature.
Students attending the inauguration ball on Friday night faced long waits and large crowds at the entrance, with many waiting up to 45 minutes to get in.
Fr. Dowd was officially inaugurated as the 18th president of the University of Notre Dame on Friday, promising to “build bridges” during his tenure.
Residents of The 87 and the vice president of acquisitions and development at Toll Brothers Campus Living share their experiences living in and managing the complex now that it has opened.
Saint Mary's College begins new Smick @ Nite program and hosts comedy, investigative activity.
Cavanaugh Hall residents reflect on their first Cav-araoke event in light of their approaching annual event, Cavaret.
David Acton, the museum's curator of photographs, shares information and appreciation for Fr. Browne's work, which is displayed in the temporary exhibition space.
Christopher W. Grady and Joe Donnelly shared their perspectives and experiences in discussing global prospects for peace at the University of Notre Dame, reflecting on a rapidly evolving world and underscoring America’s place in it.
The new president of the Sisters of the Holy Cross shares her experience with the congregation and her plans for her term.
On Thursday evening from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., students gathered on Saint Mary's Alumnae Green for Mosaic Night, hosted by the Student Diversity Board.
Arvind Krishna, chairman and CEO of IBM, sat down for a conversation with John Veihmeyer, chairman of the Notre Dame Board of Trustees and former global chairman of KPMG, discussing artificial intelligence and “the future of responsible tech.”