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Student government finalists face off

The two tickets still in the running for student body president and vice president squared off in a runoff debate Sunday night in LaFortune, reiterating the pillars of their platforms before the final round of voting today.

Former dean shares thoughts

Mark Roche, former dean of the College of Arts and Letters, praised the liberal arts' provocation of important inquiries as part of the Professors for Lunch series Friday afternoon.

A new method of travel

IFRANE, Morocco - While studying abroad last semester, I was introduced to a new form of transportation: camels.

Conference presents student research

Shirt Project's vendor revealed

Results delayed again

Week previews Dance Marathon fundraiser

Phelps promotes 'GameDay'

Former Notre Dame basketball coach Richard 'Digger' Phelps has seen it all at Notre Dame.

Alumna shares experience

Columnist addresses politics and journalism

Project addresses ideas of beauty

Administrator shares lessons

Phishing scam targets ND network

A malicious phishing email recently appeared in the inboxes of an unknown number of Notre Dame students, faculty and staff, asking them to reset their NetID password. Instead of linking to password.nd.edu, the link led to a Google documents spreadsheet.

Mass honors D'Arcy's life

The Notre Dame community will commemorate the life of Bishop Emeritus John D'Arcy of the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend at a Mass today in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, University Spokesman Dennis Brown announced in an email Tuesday.

Council delays results

Students submitted their ballots online Wednesday for student body president and vice president, but the results of this year's race will not be made public until 9 a.m. today due to allegations of campaign rule violations, Judicial Council vice president of elections Katie Hennessy said.

Senate talks card services

At this week's Student Senate, University Director of Auxiliary Services Scott Kachmarik discussed the addition of eight off-campus vendors that have agreed to accept Domer Dollars at their locations.

Officials lecture on ethics

When it comes to ethical decisions, Indiana State Sen. Joe Zakas said he starts with the Constitution and also looks to state statutes.

ROTC honors Saint Mary's cadet

Saint Mary's senior Cassandra  Jerkovic was named Wing Commander of the Air Force ROTC Detachment 225, marking the first time in the College's history that a student was given this honor.

Judicial council adjusts election rules

This year's student body president and vice president election will proceed very similarly to last year's election in terms of rules and regulations, vice president of elections Katie Hennessy said.

Conference connects students, professionals

This weekend, the Undergraduate Women in Business (UWIB) club will host its fifth annual Women's Professional Development Conference to connect female students with representatives from a range of top-tier companies.