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Assistant director for justice and solidarity and students discuss Spes experience ‘Cry of the Earth, Cry of the Poor’

Assistant director for justice and solidarity and students involved with Spes experiences speak on an upcoming opportunity for students to learn about environmental justice and eco-spirituality in vulnerable communities.

Organs and Origins Conference Series discusses origin of matter, life, human species

Last Friday and Saturday, speakers from Notre Dame and other universities gathered for a conference series on the intersection of science and theology.

Students participate in annual South Quad snowball fight

With a fresh few inches of snow, students in the tri-campus participated in the annual midnight snowball fight.

ND political science professors discuss potential Trump administration higher education policies

Professors David Campbell, Geoffrey Layman and Darren Davis discuss the implications of president-elect Donald Trump's plan for changing access to higher education.

Tri-campus students look ahead to winter break

Students from Saint Mary's and Notre Dame share their winter break plans.

Baby shower assembles donated infant supplies for mothers in need

Fiat and Belles for Life hosted a "Mother Mary Baby Shower" to assemble gift baskets out of donations for mothers in need.

Notre Dame faculty educate on global decline of democracies

Student senate resolves vacancy election issue, looks ahead to next semester

The Notre Dame student senate met Wednesday and voted on a few measures to suspend a vacancy election and fix a naming mistake.

Fireside chat illuminates enduring ‘friendship’ with Ukrainian Catholic University

Volodymyr Turchynovskyy, dean of the social sciences faculty at the Ukrainian Catholic University (UCU) in Lviv, Ukraine, sat down with Nitesh Chawla, founding director of the Lucy Family Institute for Data & Safety, for a fireside chat on Ukrainian resilience and university partnerships.

Student section at playoff game to be same size as regular season

The same number of student seats will be available for the home playoff game as during regular home football games.

University photographer Matt Cashore reflects on career at Notre Dame

Matt Cashore has been photographing Notre Dame for almost 35 years.

Saint Mary’s launches new vehicle, ‘Blinkie Too’

Blinkie Too has replaced Saint Mary's original Blinkie vehicle for the College's student escort services. The replacement began it's first shift on Tuesday evening.

Award-winning actress Phylicia Rashad visits Saint Mary’s

Award-winning actress and stage director Phylicia Rashad visits Saint Mary’s College as part of the Margaret Hill Visiting Artist Series Monday evening.

Notre Dame, student clubs celebrate Native American Heritage Month

The Multicultural Student Programs and Services (MSPS), in collaboration with the Native American Student Association (NASAND), hosted a series of events and initiatives to celebrate Native American Heritage Month, focusing on cultural awareness and community engagement.

Design, Build, Fly prepares for flight in annual model airplane competition

Notre Dame's Design, Build, Fly club prepares for their annual model airplane competition in April, which will be held in Tucson, Arizona in 2025.

Saint Mary’s organizations offer new merchandise

Organizations such as Student Nurses Association (SNA), Residence Hall Association (RHA) and Asian-American Pacific Islander Club (AAPI Club) have created new fundraising opportunities for students to purchase their merchandise.

Duncan Hall commits to ‘Keep Calm and Kary On’

Duncan Hall held their third annual Kary Project fundraiser, a week-long organization to encourage students to register as a bone marrow donor with the National Marrow Donor Program's BeTheMatch program.

Director of sustainable farm shares variety of interests, career paths

Christopher Cobb, the professor of English literature and environmental studies and the director of Saint Mary's sustainable farm, opens up about his professional career in academics.

Dawson Kiser gives state of the union address at student senate meeting

On Wednesday’s student senate meeting, student body president Dawson Kiser gave a state of the union address to all present, and an order renaming two organizations passed.

Graham Family Hall residents settle into new dorm

Graham Hall residents have aimed to build community in their new dorm.