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Juniors face off in Saint Mary's presidential elections

Alta Gracia promotes fair factory practices

Association prepares for turnover

Group discusses discrimination

Summit features green transit

As a continuation of Notre Dame's commitment to sustainability, the fifth annual Green Summit showcased a trade show focused on green transportation, said Sara Brown, program and intern director for the Office of Sustainability.

Saint Mary's professor analyzes primary

Congregation celebrates 175th anniversary

Week calls attention to disorders

Eating disorders, such as bulimia and anorexia, are increasingly common in the United States, but they remain a highly stigmatized topic many feel uncomfortable addressing.

Ceili team dances to victory

For the second time in club history, the Notre Dame and Saint Mary's Irish Dance Team danced its way to victory at the All-Ireland Dance Championship in Dublin as the team captured the championship trophy Feb. 17.

International Festival Week celebrates culture

Notre Dame students don't need to use their passports to experience foreign cultures this week, as they can soak in global traditions and customs during International Festival Week.

Advisory council hopes to bridge arts, academics

Seniors Ryan Belock and Hal Melia are hoping to bridge the gap between the University's artistic and academic departments with the creation of a new student-run advisory council, Arts@ND.

Film festival celebrates 30th anniversary of justice education

This week, Saint Mary's Justice Education Program looks to harness the power of the moving image to celebrate the department's 30th anniversary.

Alum advances dialogue

A Notre Dame graduate who now works as Michigan's Superintendent of Public Instruction spoke Tuesday about education reform and the progress he has encouraged during his tenure.

Former gang member shares story

Nobel Prize-winning scholar shares discoveries

To the average person, the mind-boggling size and expansion of the universe can be more than difficult to grasp.

Expert lectures on dating, relationships

Boston College "date doctor" Kelly Cronin asked Notre Dame students last night to risk breaking their hearts.

Group to premiere advocacy video

Howard Hall celebrates Lent with Chapel Crawl

For many students, Sunday night Mass in their dorms has become tradition.

Members review hate crimes, discuss solutions

Members of Campus Life Council (CLC) discussed the two recent instances of hate crime on campus and how to best address them as a community.

Workshop addresses assault