Pen-pal program flourishes
Students craving handwritten correspondence in the age of digital communication can join the Literacy Awareness Club of Notre Dame (LAND) and exchange personal letters with middle-school children in South Bend.
Students craving handwritten correspondence in the age of digital communication can join the Literacy Awareness Club of Notre Dame (LAND) and exchange personal letters with middle-school children in South Bend.
Editor's note: This is the final installment in a three-part series about the Call to Action movement and the experiences of minority students within the Notre Dame campus community. For sophomore Demetrius Murphy, the hour-long drive separating his home in Gary, Ind., from Notre Dame's campus meant much more than some time behind the wheel.
The Saint Mary's Student Diversity Board (SDB) will host its biggest event of the year after spring break when it sponsors the eighth annual Diverse Students' Leadership Conference (DSLC) on March 19 and 20.
Despite major Church setbacks in recent years, Catholic intellectual tradition is still alive and well in the contemporary world, Margaret O'Brien Steinfels, former co-director of the Center on Religion and Culture at Fordham University said.
Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Archbishop of New York and president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, will be the 2013 Commencement speaker, according to a University press release.
Editor's note: This is the second of a three-part series about the Call to Action movement and the experiences of minority students within the Notre Dame campus community.
While many students are packing up their bags for trips home or to tropical locations, the Saint Mary's College Women's Choir is gearing up for a five-state performance tour.
Despite being a small minority on a predominantly Catholic campus, Muslim students at Notre Dame maintain a strong faith community through the Muslim Students Association (MSA).
Senior MurphyKateMontee won't need to shy away from the classic senior spring question: "Do you know what you're doing next year?"
Notre Dame students are pledging to "Spread the Word to End the Word" today to fight insensitivity toward those with disabilities as part of "End the R-Word Day."
The resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, now known as Pope Emeritus, has dominated world headlines since his official announcement three weeks ago. For three Saint Mary's students, these headlines are referring to events right outside their door.
The time for training season has officially begun for people running in the Holy Half Marathon this year. The Student Union Board (SUB) has opened registration for the ninth annual half marathon that will take participants on a scenic route through Notre Dame's campus March 23.
Editor's note: This is the first of a three-part series about the Call to Action movement and the experiences of minority students within the Notre Dame campus community.
For many Notre Dame and Saint Mary's students involved in Big Brothers Big Sisters, serving the South Bend community is as easy as taking in a movie, shooting baskets or playing video games.
Students, faculty and other members of the campus community will see the wheels on the bus go round in a whole new way, as Transpo now offers an online bus tracking service.
On Wednesday, an estimated 150,000 people gathered in St. Peter's Square in Vatican City to say goodbye to Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI in his final public address - and Notre Dame junior Eliza Nagle was among them.
At the conclusion of a one-ticket race, Saint Mary's students elected juniors Kat Sullivan and Maddy Martin on Thursday to serve as the 2013-14 student body president and vice president.
When senior graphic design major Megan Malley chose sustainability as the topic of her thesis project, she discovered more than 100 colleges across the country have banned the sale of plastic water bottles on campus.
World Rare Disease Day took place Thursday and the University recognized the international event Feb. 23 with lectures and discussion panels, but Notre Dame offers a number of opportunities for students to be involved with rare disease studies throughout the year.
Roger Huang shed the title of interim and now serves as the Martin J. Gillen Dean of the Mendoza College of Business, according to a University press release Friday.