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Suiting up for the Winter Career Fair

SMC workshop to explore strengths

Saint Mary's students and parents will get to learn about each other's strengths at the third annual StrengthsQuest workshop tomorrow as part of Sophomore Parent's Weekend.

Project to tackle vulnerability

The seventh annual Edith Stein Project will focus on vulnerability in relationships of every type, conference co-chair junior Margaret Kennedy said.

Making the cut

As colleges compete for top national rankings and students compete for top SAT scores, some people argue the college admissions process places too much focus on numbers.

Facebook breaks wall between digital, real life

Take a photo. Photoshop. Upload to Facebook.

Event raises funds for Riley

Rocheleau, Rose win in single-ticket race

Juniors Brett Rocheleau and Katie Rose won Wednesday's election for student body president and vice president with 57.3 percent of the 2,382 votes, vice president of elections for Judicial Council Caitlin Ogren said.

Gay-straight alliance debate tabled for week

Saint Mary's engages in conversation about anti-racism

Facebook's latest changes receive varied reception on campus

Association prepares for upcoming election cycle

ND blog network spurs online dialogue

Students, faculty and staff are using the Notre Dame blog network to connect globally, according to Don Schindler, the managing director of Marketing Communications at AgencyND.

Club sports participation grows

The number of club sports at Notre Dame is on the rise due in part to a new University policy, RecSports Assistant Director Dave Brown said.

Professor recognized for writings

Sociology professor Christian Smith recently received honors for his latest works, "What is a Person" and "Souls in Transition," from top scholarly institutions, including "Choice" magazine and the Lilly Fellows Program.

SMC celebrates heritage month

Saint Mary's College Student has officially kicked off African American Heritage Month (AAHM) celebrations, according to Tamara Taylor, the assistant director of Student Involvement & Multicultural Services (SIMS).

OIS releases study abroad decisions

Antsy students are dreaming of Big Ben, the Colosseum and the Parthenon this week in the wake of Friday's release of study abroad decisions from the Office of International Studies (OIS) for the 2012-2013 academic year.

Where in the world is Observer Passport?

We packed and planned. We navigated airport security. We boarded our flights. We made it through months of anticipation and several days of jetlag. Finally, we're here.

Observer Editorial: Send a message, demand a choice

Rocheleau, Rose outline goals

Who They Are

Group discusses campus safety, GLBTQ club