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Spanish courses connect students and local community

ND Theatre NOW presents student-directed play

Speaker explores Catholic stance on climate change

Professor discusses state building, economic growth

SMC panel examines Title IX implications

Saint Mary’s Belles Against Violence Office (BAVO) held a panel regarding Title IX and the process of reporting sexual assault for both Saint Mary’s and Notre Dame campuses on Wednesday.

General Dempsey to speak at 2016 Commencement

Student intern in China, explore business and culture

Students host discussion about catcalling

Two members of Notre Dames, a female empowerment club, senior Alison Leddy and senior Bri Prusakowski, led a discussion about street harassment as part of Saint Mary’s Safety Week on Tuesday.

Patriarch of Jerusalem discusses conflict and Christianity in Palestine

Despite the desire for peace in Palestine, neither peace nor security has been won by the myriad of negotiations and wars of the past 70 years, Fouad Twal, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, said.

Lecture considers integral ecology in “Laudato Si”

Display explores global impact of the Holocaust

Monday afternoon, William Donahue, professor and chair of the department of German and Russian languages and literatures, presented the opening talk for the exhibition. 

Speak Up! challenge promotes end to religious persecution

Discussion seeks to facilitate LGBTQ inclusion

Students reflect on papal pilgrimage

Safety Week events promote security, health

March raises awareness for sexual assault survivors

Students defines bullying in Justice Friday installment

This week’s installment of Justice Friday at Saint Mary’s focused on the issues of bullying and highlighted ways to identify and respond to bullying.

Conference to investigate climate investing

Professors dialogue about the Pope's encyclical

Lecturer links posterity, sustainability and liberal arts