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Tamara Kay’s defamation case against the Irish Rover dismissed

Notre Dame admits 15% of REA applicants to the class of 2028

Notre Dame admitted almost exactly 15% of students who submitted restrictive early action (REA) applications for the undergraduate class of 2028.

Saint Mary’s reverses decision to consider transgender applicants for admission

Notre Dame to release class of 2028 restrictive early action decisions

Students who applied to Notre Dame via the University’s restrictive early action process will receive their admissions decisions Friday at 6:42 p.m. EST.

Residential life associate VP vacancy filled

Student government hosts Support a Belle, Love a Belle Week

Saint Mary's SGA hosts letter-writing event for the Sisters of the Holy Cross

Santa Claus and chapels: Christmas decorations pop up at Notre Dame

H(us)H Campaign launched by Saint Mary’s students

Notre Dame purchases old South Bend Tribune building

Notre Dame announced in a news release Tuesday it acquired the old South Bend Tribune Building in downtown South Bend.

Harvard professor Steven Levitsky details threats to American democracy in Notre Dame Forum lecture

Campus Life Council discusses on-campus mental health initiatives

Saint Mary's Center for Faith, Action and Ministry hosts Our Lady of Guadalupe celebration

Fr. Robert Dowd elected as Notre Dame's next president

The Board of Trustees elected Fr. Robert Dowd as Notre Dame’s 18th president Monday.

Raclin Murphy Museum of Art opens after more than two years of construction

Notre Dame professor stands up to Ortega after Nicaraguan imprisonment 

Jung-Rezner administration fulfills dining promise, prepares for spring

Sisters, community protest gun violence in silence Saturday morning

‘The biggest one-day record store’: South Bend hosts record show

Sexual battery, strangulation reported in men’s residence hall

An incident in a men’s residence hall resulting in four criminal offenses including sexual battery reportedly occurred between 11 p.m. on Nov. 16 and 8 a.m. on Nov. 17, according to the University’s daily crime log.