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Professors discuss options for Syria

Jenkins founds inclusion board

Panelists dispute nature of conflict, potential solutions

Belles embark on job search at Fall Career Expo

Police encourage students to have fun, responsibly

Sophia Program adds a class

The Class of 2017 is the second class at Saint Mary's to be a part of the Sophia Program, a general education curriculum, but the first to take a part in the First Year Common Course, a weekly one-credit seminar for first-year students.

ND Career Fair connects students and hiring alumni

Saint Mary's SGA revamps election process

Campaigning for Saint Mary's open Student Government Association (SGA) Senate positions will begin on Saturday at 5 p.m., Student Body President Kat Sullivan said.

SMC hosts lecture on music career options

On Monday, Saint Mary's Department of Music hosted a lecture offering insight on "Life after a Music Degree: Two Models of 'Portfolio Careers.'"

ACE celebrates 20th anniversary

Notre Dame's Alliance for Catholic Education (ACE) will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a cross-country bus tour, kicking off Sept. 30.

NDSP investigates attempted rape report

Notre Dame Security Police (NDSP) is investigating an attempted rape reported Monday, according to an email sent to students Monday evening.

Landscape Services completes campus projects

Students taking part in the mass exodus to and from classes each day have been treated to a newly beautified campus landscape.

Expert discusses impact of 1960s bombing

To commemorate the 50th anniversary this month of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in Birmingham, Ala., Notre Dame's Multicultural Student Programs and Services launched its "Martin Luther King, Jr. Series for the Study of Race," with a presentation by Dr. Wilson Fallin, Jr. Ph.D. to speak Monday night.  

CEO lectures on corporate integrity

Jim Hackett, Chief Executive Officer of Steelcase, Inc., delivered a lecture Monday night about his company's success as part of the Mendoza College of Business's 2013 John A. Berges Lecture Series in Business Ethics.

SMC Alum featured in art gallery

Moreau Art Galleries is featuring Saint Mary's alum Kristin Stransky alongside Marilyn Minter, an artist recently featured in New York's Museum of Modern Art.

Panelists tell women to seek 'balance'

Can Notre Dame women have it all?  Panelists Muffet McGraw, Susan Pratt-Rosato and Dr. Mary O'Callaghan addressed this question for this year's first installment of the Professors for Lunch series.

Syrian crisis sparks activism

In response to Pope Francis' call for a day of prayer and fasting to promote peace in Syria, Notre Dame community leaders galvanized on-campus participation throughout the day on Saturday.

Senior College Democrat appears on Hannity show

Senior Adam Newman represented Notre Dame's College Democrats in a Sept. 6 episode of Fox News host Sean Hannity's primetime show.

NDSP reports sexual assault on campus

Retreat reunites minorities

Over 150 freshmen of various cultural backgrounds joined together this past weekend to evaluate the place of culture and religion in their lives at Notre Dame. From Friday afternoon to mid-Sunday, students of Asian, Latino, and African-American backgrounds joined faculty and staff to build a community of shared experiences.