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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A popular and distinctive spring break option offered to students last year has been withdrawn due to logistical difficulties.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. 

ND honors 20th anniversary of accident

A Mass of Remembrance for the two Notre Dame students who died in a swimming team bus accident 20 years ago will take place today at 8 p.m. in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart.

Professor discusses Chinese economy, relationship to U.S.

Archivist documents life of St. Mary's alum

Saint Mary's students had a unique chance to learn about their school's history from College archivist John Kovach on Monday.

Senior designs major to fit interests

Despite Notre Dame's wide array of majors, some students struggle to find a course of study that perfectly matches their interests.

Professors analyze defense plan response

In light of President Obama's recent announcement of a new national defense strategy, Notre Dame political science professors said Republicans will attack the president's decision because it is an election year — even if some arguments lack validity.

Students Storm court after win over Syracuse

The Notre Dame men's basketball team squeezed the top-ranked Syracuse Orange 67-58 Saturday night at the Purcell Pavilion, causing the student section to storm the court and creating lasting memories for those in attendance.

Former ND administrator dies at 81

Sr. Jean Lenz, former assistant vice president for student acffairs, died Saturday at a retirement home in Joliet, Ill., after a long illness. She was 81.

Circle K hosts extravaganza

Notre Dame students gathered to learn about service opportunities and to kick back as they kick started the new semester with the Notre Dame Circle K's Service Extravaganza in the LaFortune Student Center ballroom Sunday.

HHS: ND insurance must include contraception

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced Friday that religious affiliated institutions, such as Notre Dame, will not be exempt from a new law that requires employers to provide contraceptive services as part of their minimum health insurance packages.

Saint Mary's College hosts Peace Project Contest

Saint Mary's College hosted the Peace Project Contest as the final installment in a series of events held this week in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Students submitted poems, artwork and speeches dedicated to the messages left by the Civil Rights leader.

Movement opens campus dialogue on GLBT issues

Through the 4 to 5 Movement, the Progressive Student Alliance (PSA) is trying to bridge the gap between students that identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender (GLBT) and their straight allies, said senior Jackie Emmanuel, co-president of PSA.

RecSports supports students' New Years Resolutions

New Year's resolutions can be notoriously difficult to maintain throughout the full 365 days of the year, especially when the goals involve personal fitness and exercise.

The Shirt announces vendor

As students pack Notre Dame Stadium next fall, not only will they be cheering on the Irish in style, but they will also be doing so in a socially conscious fashion.