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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

EPA administrator speaks at ND

SGA announces first-year election results

Student robbed on path surrounding St. Joseph's Lake

Professor examines legacy of JFK

Clubs host career panel featuring alumnae

Committee prepares core curriculum changes

Bagpipe Band enters 15th season of entertaining fans

ND ranked 5th friendliest school for pregnant and parenting students

"I think us being number five, if we advertise it to the students, is going to mean that a lot more students will learn about the resources that we have," Wanzek said. "Talking to the general student public ... there’s a lot of rumors surrounding what happens if a girl were to become pregnant. No one knows that the University is fully supportive and has all the resources that named us number five." 

Students embark on Papal Pilgrimage

Photojournalist presents civil rights work

OCSE, Sodexo partner to reduce food waste

Saint Mary’s Office for Civic and Social Engagement (OCSE) and Sodexo, the Noble Family Dining Hall food services supplier, have formed a food recovery partnership to benefit the Center for the Homeless (CFH). The program provides food that the dining hall did not use to the CFH and eliminates the amount of food uneaten in the dining hall each week.

Organization awards sustainability prize

Competition challenges students to design virtual campus tour

Sandy Hook teacher says hope helped her overcome shootings

Transgender activist shares personal struggle with gender identity

Saint Mary’s department of gender and women’s studies and the psychology department hosted Meghan Buell, a transgender woman who shared her experiences at Dalloway’s Clubhouse on Wednesday.

Exhibition on South Quad raises suicide awareness