Community remembers graduate student
Graduate student Michael Thigpen had two rules to live by.
Graduate student Michael Thigpen had two rules to live by.
Four successful women shared their experiences as females in the professional world Wednesday evening at the Women in Leadership panel in Flanner Hall.
As a part of the "Theology on Fire" series, Saint Mary's welcomed Phillip M. Sutton, an associate member of the Catholic Medical Association, to speak at the lecture "The Church and Same-Sex Attraction" on Tuesday night in the Student Center lounge. Sutton is a 1973 graduate of the University of Notre Dame.
Saint Mary's faculty and students reflected on last summer's Study of the U.S. Institute (SUSI) on Women's Leadership for international undergraduate women during an informational panel Wednesday evening in the Warner Conference Room of the Student Center.
A first-year master's degree student passed away unexpectedly at his off-campus residence, where he was found early Tuesday morning, according to a University press release.
In an apostolic letter titled "PortaFidei," Pope Benedict XVI declared the year following Oct. 11, 2012, as a "Year of Faith." The date marks the 50th anniversary of the Second Vatican Council and the 20th anniversary of the new Catechism.
Notre Dame's service ethic doesn't end at graduation. Just ask 1972 alumnus Dr. Jim O'Connell.
Students and faculty will be able to celebrate Christmas with members of the South Bend community through crafts, food and movies at Saint Mary's Winter Wonderland on Dec. 1. Senior Megan Woodring, co-chair of the Traditional Board within the Student Activities Board (SAB), said Winter Wonderland is an opportunity to combine service and celebration
On Tuesday afternoon, Saint Mary's students had the chance to participate in a simulation that showed what it is like to get behind the wheel drunk or while texting.
Four people with Notre Dame connections will be honored tonight at the South Bend Alumni Association's 26th annual Community Hall of Fame banquet.
Senior Kate Kellogg, vice president of Saint Mary's Dance Marathon, first introduced her custom-designed canvas tote to campus in the fall of 2011.
Students will have the opportunity to make the City of Lights shine a littler brighter next year when Notre Dame institutes its second study abroad program in Paris.
While Notre Dame offers some of the best academics in the country on its campus, International Education Week is intended to highlight the importance of academic and cultural exchange between institutions here and abroad.
Christine Becker, associate professor of Film, Theater and Television, was one of just 20 professors selected to attend a seminar sponsored by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Foundation last week in Los Angeles.
Just hours after the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001, photos and other media began to collect in commemoration of the tragedy that had just occurred.
Annie Plachta, a sophomore and co-vice president of the Minnesota Club at Notre Dame, has a hard time deciding what her favorite thing is about her home state.
This afternoon, Saint Mary's students will be suiting up in their respective class colors to duke it out in the first annual Student Activities Board (SAB) Turkey Bowl.
Senior MurphyKateMontee never questioned her decision to pursue a double major in honors mathematics and music, despite the intimidating course load.
Students, faculty and staff will have the opportunity to experience distracted driving firsthand at the "Arrive Alive" present Tuesday at the Student Center atrium.