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Heritage week celebrates SMC legacy

Students stand with Bangladesh

Approximately 16 Notre Dame students from Bangladesh are standing in solidarity with their nation from more than 8,000 miles away. 

Aid offered in Zhang's memory

When Saint Mary's then-freshman Ziqi Zhang entered electrical engineering professor Alan Seabaugh's office last year to discuss her application for a summer NDnano Undergraduate Research Fellowship (NURF), Seabaugh said she knew Zhang was a special student.

Snite Museum hosts sewing circle

SMC launches capital campaign

Group discusses in-hall librarians, successors' training

Keenan Hall prepares for annual Revue

The annual Keenan Revue will be held this weekend at Stepan Center, and senior producer Brian Ward said this year's lineup is better and more hilarious than ever. 

SMC office helps women SPARK businesses

Interdisciplinary minor explores global development

College of Science dean writes memoir

PEMCo. to premiere 'How to Succeed in Business'

The opening of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" this weekend will mark the culmination of nearly one year's worth of preparation for the Pasquerilla East Musical Company (PEMCo.).

Candidates propose ideas for next year

Sophomore Class Council

Campus Ministry answers call for 'Year of Faith'

Pope Benedict XVI declared this liturgical year a "Year of Faith," a time of faith renewal for Catholics worldwide. Building off this theme, the Office of Campus Ministry at Notre Dame has sponsored a number of projects and events to encourage students to reexamine and deepen their relationships with God.

Nurse discusses assault treatment program

Saint Mary's students gained insight Tuesday into the workings of Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) during a talk with Francine Henley, SANE program coordinator at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center.

Saint Mary's candidates run unopposed

Juniors Kat Sullivan and Maddy Martin will run unopposed for 2013-14 Saint Mary's student body president and vice president.

Professor receives public policy fellowship

The Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment has honored biology professor Jennifer Tank as one of this year's Leopold Leadership Fellows, a group of 20 academics selected to undergo intensive training intended to empower them to impact public policy.

Council reviews discipline

The Campus Life Council convened Friday afternoon to conduct a process review of residential life and rector-student relationships, incorporating student feedback with input from University officials, according to the minutes from the meeting.

Heritage Tours explore history, roots of SMC

In between preparing for exams and writing papers, students at Saint Mary's have the opportunity this week to explore the history of the College during Heritage Week at the College.

Students ready for Mad event

Though the weather remains cold, Saint Mary's students can look forward to heating up the competition between classes as the annual Midnight Madness approaches.

Registration opens for Bookstore Basketball

Registration is now open for Notre Dame's Bookstore Basketball tournament, the largest five-on-five outdoor basketball tournament in the world.