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Student attends Grammy's

While many students spent last Sunday watching the Grammy's on TV, Saint Mary's senior Briana Coyne experienced the red carpet, celebrities and awards up close as her father was nominated for his work on Adele's album "21."

Army ROTC hosts annual ball

Fighting Irish Army ROTC cadets will look to show off their best dance moves next weekend as the battalion hosts its annual Army Ball on Friday, Feb. 24, at the Hilton Garden Inn in South Bend.

Tuition continues to rise

Notre Dame's undergraduate tuition continues to rise for the 2012-2013 academic year by 3.8 percent to $42,971, a University press release stated Feb. 9.

Panel looks at int'l women's issues

The Student Diversity Board (SDB) hosted an International Student Women's Issues Panel on Thursday evening as part of Women's Appreciation Week at Saint Mary's College. The discussion focused on diversity and women's rights.

Love Your Body Week connects SMC, ND

"Love Your Body Week" at Saint Mary's College begins next week and aims to help women critically analyze the negative media stereotypes about their bodies.

Professor researches violence

While working in Northern Ireland over the past six years, Dr. Mark Cummings' research team found that political violence affects the way families function, which in turn causes behavioral and mental health problems in children.

Keeping up with the "Mother of the Huddle"

Association prepares for student elections

Saint Mary's Student Government Association (SGA) is preparing for elections set to take place at the beginning of March.

Comedian O'Shea makes College laugh

Comedian Eric O'Shea had Saint Mary's students in stitches Wednesday as he performed his routine in Carroll Auditorium, sponsored by the Student Activities Board (SAB).

Whole Foods to open in fall

Health-conscious students will have options beyond the Huddle's limited organic and gluten-free options when Whole Foods opens in Mishawaka in the fall.

GSA resolution passes

Student Senate passed a resolution requesting the University approve an application for a gay-straight alliance (GSA) on Wednesday. The resolution also requested the University offer a public statement explaining its decision on the application.

Mendoza students aid local Montessori school

Four Mendoza College of Business students are applying project management skills learned at Notre Dame to a local Montessori school.

Council elections take place

The Judicial Council approved 10 tickets to run for Class Council. Six tickets are running for Sophomore Class Council, while two tickets are running for Junior and Senior Class Councils each. Elections will take place online today from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

University evaluates reliability of Paper Analytical Device

The hunt for counterfeit drugs in third world countries has found an ally in Notre Dame junior Kellie Raddell. Raddell is currently hard at work with the Paper Analytical Device (PAD) program to help put a stop to counterfeit drug trafficking.

Valentine's Day celebrated with sonnets

The Great Hall of O'Shaughnessy was full of love Tuesday — love, and lovers of Shakespeare.

Dining halls add Korean food

Notre Dame students looking to expand their culinary horizons can now try a taste of Korean cuisine in the dining hall.

Notre Dame bicycle shop remains closed

Campus bike enthusiasts will have to pedal on without the Notre Dame Bike Shop, which closed last semester for the foreseeable future. However, student bike technicians said they are working hard to reopen in a new location.

Financial expert to speak on investing strategy

College to perform 'Puss in Boots' opera

Dancing animals and a love story will be on stage this weekend at Saint Mary's College as students and the music department put on a production of Xavier Montsalvage's "El Gato con Botas."

SGA introduces new organizational structure