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Students network at full-time career fair

By The Observer · Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2012

Seniors seeking full-time employment, and maybe some free water bottles and pens, descended on the Joyce Center and Heritage Hall on Wednesday afternoon for the full-time employment session of the 2012 Fall Career Expo, sponsored by the Career Center.

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Au Bon Pain to open in library

By The Observer · Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2012

Hungry students will no longer make a "LaFun run" to refuel during late-night study marathons in the Hesburgh Library now that Au Bon Pain will open on the library's first floor in November.  

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Excise police prepare for game

By The Observer · Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2012

As campus prepares for a weekend of football, parties and tailgates, the Indiana State Excise Police are doubling their efforts to enforce alcohol, tobacco and public safety laws in the area.

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Mendoza enrollment rises

By The Observer · Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2012

In recent years, Mendoza College of Business has dealt with a rise in its number of students, which can be partially attributed to Bloomberg Businessweek's No. 1 ranking of Notre Dame's undergraduate business program.   

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A More Perfect Union

By The Observer · Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2012

The Notre Dame Forum kicked off its panel series "A More Perfect Union: The Future of America's Democracy" last night at Leighton Concert Hall at DeBartolo Performing Arts Center.

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Volunteer group cultivates literacy

By The Observer · Monday, Sept. 3, 2012

Teamwork for Tomorrow, a student-led volunteer group, hopes to make an impact on South Bend children with its new youth mentorship and reading assistance program.

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New major launches

By The Observer · Monday, Sept. 3, 2012

Students hoping to combine language skills, cultural knowledge and economic know-how can now pursue a major in International Economics, a joint offering from the departments of Economics and Romance Languages and Literatures.

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Dance Marathon drive kicks off

By The Observer · Monday, Sept. 3, 2012

The Saint Mary's Dance Marathon may not take place until March, but fundraising efforts will kick off Thursday with the help of local favorite Let's Spoon Frozen Yogurt.

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Excise police prepare for game

By The Observer · Monday, Sept. 3, 2012

As campus prepares for a weekend of football, parties and tailgates, the Indiana State Excise Police are doubling their efforts to enforce alcohol, tobacco and public safety laws in the area.

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Farley revives fundraiser calendar

By The Observer · Monday, Sept. 3, 2012

Although Notre Dame has no shortage of long-held traditions, Farley Hall intends on renewing one long forgotten. Farley's Finest are bringing back the Men of ND calendar, a former hall fundraiser, to benefit the Sex Offense Services Rape Crisis Center of St. Joseph County.

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SMC students soak up Ireland atmosphere

By The Observer · Monday, Sept. 3, 2012

While many students began last Saturday morning crowded around a television, thousands of Notre Dame fans were already enjoying some savage craic, also known in Ireland as "great fun," as they cheered on their football team in Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

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Fans travel for international season opener

By The Observer · Sunday, Sept. 2, 2012

DUBLIN - It would be hard to determine who enjoyed their Irish experience even more - the Notre Dame football team, who throttled Navy 50-10 in their season opener, or Fighting Irish fans, who enjoyed all the Irish capital had to offer over several days of Celtic fun.

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Council discusses student life

By The Observer · Sunday, Sept. 2, 2012

During its first meeting Friday afternoon, the Campus Life Council (CLC) discussed several aspects of student life including dorm alcohol policies and mental health.

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