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Librarian discusses future of academic publishing

Bryn Geffert, Amherst College librarian, addressed the currently flawed state of the libraries on campuses across the country in his lecture, "Academic Libraries and Academic Publishing: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly."

Conference talks stem cells

Notre Dame students and faculty traveled to Vatican City to participate in the Second International Vatican Adult Stem Cell Conference, a three-day event for a select group of medical experts, ethicists, students and financial analysts which ran from April 11-13.

SMC professor to retire

Saint Mary's English professor Frances Hwang will retire from teaching after this year to pursue a writing career in California.

CCAC conducts student survey

A recent survey by the Community Campus Advisory Coalition (CCAC) gathered information on local college students' perceptions of South Bend, which CCAC said will be used "to improve the student experience in South Bend and increase the city's ability to retain students after graduation."  

SMC honors former student

On Sunday, the legacy of former Saint Mary's student Lizzy Seeberg was honored at a blessing and dedication of a memorial garden in her name.

ND grads create scouting program

Endorse.me, a technology startup created by two 2011 Notre Dame graduates, provides employers with confidential information about potential employees, offering an advantage to students in strengthening their candidacy and to employers in hiring the very best talent before their competitors.

Dept. of Academic Affairs updates policies

The Department of Academic Affairs within student government spent the past year as a liaison between undergraduates and Notre Dame administrators, and department director Maxwell Brown said a newly-developed mission statement has offered direction for the group's future initiatives.

ND grads create scouting program

Endorse.me, a technology startup created by two 2011 Notre Dame graduates, provides employers with confidential information about potential employees, offering an advantage to students in strengthening their candidacy and to employers in hiring the very best talent before their competitors.

SMC appoints student to Board of Trustees

The Saint Mary's Board of Trustees appointed junior Malea Schulte, a studio art major, as the 2013-2014 student trustee April 19.

Senior cadets to join ranks

When the 2013 class of Army ROTC cadets graduates next month, a group that has followed a similar path at Notre Dame will disperse to all corners of the country to begin serving in the United States Army.

Manzano named speaker

Sonia Manzano, who plays Maria on "Sesame Street," will speak to 51 multicultural members of the Saint Mary's College Class of 2013 at the sixth annual Multiethnic Commencement Celebration on May 5.

Annual Old 2 Gold sale raises funds

Beginning next week, Notre Dame students can raise funds for more than 40 local charities by donating gently used furniture, clothing, books and other items to be sold in the annual Old 2 Gold sale.

B.o.B keeps crowd wanting more

Atlanta rapper B.o.B entertained students at the annual SUB concert Friday evening in the Compton Family Ice Arena.

Dining halls seek to decrease waste

The semi-annual Waste-Free Wednesdays campaign, which took place during April, aimed to decrease the food and liquid waste produced at Notre Dame.

Domers learn how to be teachers at Saint Mary's

A face behind the numbers'

Campus unites to reclaim the night

Notre Dame physicist discovers Earth-like planets

Saint Mary's and Notre Dame exchange students

SMC magazine contributors share work at reading

"Chimes," the biannual art and literary magazine of Saint Mary's College, will be released next week.  The magazine features various creative works from Saint Mary's faculty and students ranging from first years to seniors.