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ND explains lack of medical amnesty

Shortly before senior Kat Rodriguez's last home football game as a student, she was returning to a tailgate near Notre Dame Stadium when she tripped on a bicycle and gashed open her forehead.

College SGA to change structure

The Student Government Association (SGA) at Saint Mary's College announced in its meeting Wednesday that it will make major changes to its basic structure, giving Saint Mary's students more diverse representation in the voting process, SGA executive secretary Emma Brink said.

MLK panel series discusses race, sports

In developing this year's third annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Series for the Study of Race, Assistant Director for Multicultural Student Programs and Services (MSPS) Tobias Blake and First Year of Studies Professor Oliver Jenkins decided to explore the complex relationship between race and athletics in the United States.

Professor reflects on Republican primaries

The unpredictable Republican primary elections have decreased the chance of the party's nomination of a strong opponent to face President Barack Obama in the November general election, according to Michael Kramer, associate professor of Communication Studies at Saint Mary's College.

Professor discusses President's speech

Political Science professor David Campbell said President Barack Obama's State of the Union address Tuesday was clear evidence the president is "moving into campaign mode."

ND fire department appoints new chief

When Bruce Harrison learned of his recent appointment as fire chief of the Notre Dame Fire Department, he knew his career was taking a step in an exciting direction.

Assembly approves resolution

Student Senate passed a resolution amending the responsibility of the Executive Programming Board and discussed sustainability at its meeting Wednesday. The student government branch also examined gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning (GLBTQ) issues.

Center hosts service agencies

Local non-profit organizations and student-run service groups joined together to showcase the plethora of social service opportunities available for Notre Dame students both on campus and in the South Bend community at the Social Concerns Fair on Wednesday.   

Faculty members use physics to expose art forgery

The worlds of science and art are headed on a collision course, and master forgers are forewarned: Science will catch them red-handed.

Researchers develop solar paint

The sharper reflection on Notre Dame's football helmets in the sunlight is not the only cutting-edge development featuring light technology on campus.

Professor joins risk assessment committee

Earlier this month, the National Academy of Sciences selected a Notre Dame professor to join a risk assessment committee evaluating plans for a new Department of Homeland Security (DHS) animal disease research facility.

CollegeFashionista highlights campus trends

The chill of winter may have overtaken South Bend, but Notre Dame's fashion scene is heating up with the launch of its CollegeFashionista webpage earlier this month.

Students search for careers

Once again, the time of year when Saint Mary's College seniors begin to apply for the job of their dreams has come around on the calendar. The employment search is well underway, and seniors and faculty know full well the process is a job in itself.

Holy Land Lenten Pilgrimage canceled

A popular and distinctive spring break option offered to students last year has been withdrawn due to logistical difficulties. The Theology and Campus Ministry Departments cancelled this semester's Holy Land Lenten Pilgrimage, which was to have travelled through Jerusalem, Galilee and Bethlehem.

Saint Mary's students celebrate College's tradition with tea

Tuesday afternoon's teatime at the Riedinger House offered Saint Mary's College students an opportunity to see some of the school's traditions brought to life.

Group addresses GLBTQ inclusion

Students march for life in D.C.

More than 300 Notre Dame, Saint Mary's and Holy Cross students braved a 15-hour journey to Washington, D.C. this weekend to support a cause they believe in.

NDFCU to offer paid internship in fall

Beginning next semester, the Notre Dame Federal Credit Union (NDFCU) will offer an internship program designed to give students real world experience in the banking industry.

Student government hosts annual Majors Night

The East Wing of South Dining Hall was loud, busy and full of students Monday night, but not because of the dinnertime rush. 

Saint Mary's to provide exclusive on-campus housing for seniors

New living accommodations for Saint Mary's seniors will be available next year, as Regina South will be opened exclusively as on-campus housing for seniors.