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Project supports cancer patients

Student represents Flex Watches

Puppies sniff out student stress

Student hits building, flees scene

Lecture suggests ways to be LGBT allies

University staff and faculty spoke about being allies for people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) in a Thursday panel discussion presented by the Progressive Student Alliance.

Notre Dame decks the halls for Christmas

With lights lining the dining halls, Christmas music blasting out of windows and wreaths dotting the doors of buildings campus-wide, the only thing keeping Notre Dame from being a winter wonderland is the conspicuous lack of snow, though students are still decking the halls.

Voices of Faith choir sings a song of community

Music, community, fellowship and faith are four words that immediately come to the minds of Voices of Faith gospel choir members when asked why they enjoy spending time together.

Research cuts experiment time

Senior Ethan Ferguson, a biochemistry major, and a team sponsored by the Dow-Corning Company have developed a more precise mass spectrometry method for the diagnosis of porphyrias, helping streamline sample times and ultimately help in the medical and industrial fields.

Vermin welcome Christmas

Students clad in ugly sweaters and Santa hats will flock to Carroll Hall tonight from 6 to 10 p.m. for the annual Carroll Christmas.

Toys' exhibit showcases handcrafted trinkets

Santa Claus will have an extra helper when spreading holiday cheer this year as the "Toys" exhibit comes to Saint Mary's College.

Candidates compete for nomination

Although the 2012 presidential election is still a year away, primary season is in full swing as GOP candidates battle for the Republican nomination and the chance to defeat incumbent President Barack Obama.

Senate approves COR merger resolution

After much debate, Student Senate passed a resolution combining Senate with the Council of Representatives (COR) at its meeting Wednesday.

Expert examines Catholic marriage

Sacramental marriage is a relatively new concept for Catholics, Nancy Dallavalle said in a lecture at Saint Mary's on Wednesday.

Leaders address winter break safety

Keeping students and their belongings safe before and during winter break are priorities for student government, student body president Patrick McCormick said Wednesday at the Community/Campus Advisory Coalition (CCAC) meeting.

Research portal open to students, faculty

The Gartner Research portal, an information technology research tool, is now accessible to all students, faculty and staff on Notre Dame's campus, said Peggy Rowland, senior director of Customer Support Services for the Office of Information Technologies (OIT).

Professor discusses human trafficking

To combat human trafficking, people must first acknowledge its existence, anthropology professor Carolyn Nordstrom said in a lecture Wednesday evening.

Professor dies at 75 of cancer

Guillermo O'Donnell, professor emeritus of political science and senior fellow of Notre Dame's Kellogg Institute for International Studies, died Tuesday in Buenos Aires after a long battle with cancer. He was 75.

Producers discuss work in television

Students interested in film and television must be willing to do whatever it takes to get into the industry, award-winning producers Kevin Fortson and Antonia Ellis said in a lecture Wednesday evening.

College celebrates season with Madrigal dinner

Saint Mary's Music Department will usher in the Christmas season this weekend with its 39th annual Madrigal dinner, a medieval-themed feast and musical performance.

Students find companions in pets

When alumni laud the friendships forged at Notre Dame, they usually are referring to their classmates. Some students, however, find extra companionship in dorm or house pets.