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ND encourages liberal arts education

While technology jobs dominate the top 10 of U.S. News' list of the 100 Best Jobs of 2013, Notre Dame continues to emphasize the value of a liberal arts education.

Students work together with SBPD

Each year, about 400 men and 100 women participate in the Notre Dame club boxing teams. During their off-seasons, volunteers from both teams have joined forces with the South Bend Police Department (SBPD) to teach the sport to local children in a biweekly after school program.

Actress speaks at SMC

Saint Mary's welcomed Tony and Grammy Award winner Audra McDonald on Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Gillespie Center at the Hilton Garden Inn. She took the stage among students, professors, faculty members and other members from the South Bend community.

Lecture highlights morality of international law

Steven R. Ratner, the Bruno Simma Collegiate Professor of Law at the University of Michigan, spoke at Notre Dame Law School Monday afternoon. His lecture focused on the phrase "thin justice" and its association with the morality of international law.

Election tickets announced

The Judicial Council announced six tickets for the upcoming student government elections for the offices of president and vice president, set to take place Wednesday, Feb. 6.

Professor forms reading group

Students and faculty members eager to learn about a rapidly growing style of reporting will find an outlet in the literary journalism reading group, which meets for the first time today.

Observer selects future editors

Meghan Thomassen, Matthew DeFranks, Marisa Iati and Nicole Michels have been chosen to help oversee The Observer's editorial operations in 2013-2014, incoming Editor-in-Chief Andrew Gastelum announced Sunday.

Students prepare for Winter Career Fair

Suit up: The Winter Career Fair will bring potential employers to the Joyce Center today to network with Notre Dame students.

Activist to address stalking

Saint Mary's College will host Debbie Riddle, a noted speaker on stalking awareness, as part of Stalking Awareness Month activities. The event, sponsored by the Belles Against Violence Office (BAVO), will be held in Vander Vennet Theater on Jan. 29 at 7 p.m.

Musical group earns award

Art changes lives.

MLK Jr. dinner fosters conversation

Student leaders charged to "bring home" the teachings of Martin Luther King Jr. to Notre Dame met Thursday in the Alumni Stadium press box to discuss contemporary issues during a dinner organized by the Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Committee. 

Spin for a cure

iPads are 'heart' of course, professor says

MLK honored at SMC dinner

Bad weather causes transportation trouble

Notre Dame, IU partner on graduate program

The Eck Institute for Global Health and the Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM) have paired up to offer IUSM students the opportunity to earn a joint Medical Doctor/Master of Science in Global Health (M.D./M.S.) degree beginning this fall.

Notre Dame leads March for Life in capital

More than half a million people are expected to converge on our nation's capital today to rally in support of pro-life policies. At the very front of the March for Life, Notre Dame students, faculty and alumni will lead under a large white banner.

In TV interview, Te'o defends innocence

In his first on-camera interview since the controversy surrounding the fake life of LennayKekua broke eight days ago, former Irish linebacker MantiTe'o maintained his innocence with his parents beside him Thursday on television host Katie Couric's syndicated talk show.

FTT screens student films

Deadline approaches for student leadership

The deadline for potential candidates to submit petitions for the student body presidential and vice presidential election is Friday, according to the Judicial Council website.