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It was a symbol of us coming together as one family'

Basilica bells tolled solemnly Sunday evening as a line of students processed from Hesburgh Library to the Grotto.

University vows to never forget

Between his years at Notre Dame as a student, faculty member and then as president, Fr. Edward "Monk" Malloy has been on campus "a long time."

Tournament aids Africa

Professors examine post-9/11 America

On a sunny September morning 10 years ago, Law School Professor Jimmy Gurulé was sitting in his office in Washington, D.C. when a plane piloted by terrorists struck the nearby Pentagon.

Fifth-graders explore engineering

Notre Dame students teamed up with fifth-graders from the South Bend school district this weekend to play with robotic pets, conduct experiments with LEGO racecars and spark interest in engineering.

Anti-hunger campaign continues

With copious amounts of food in the dining halls and around campus, it's easy to forget that just a few miles away on the west side of South Bend there is an identified food desert.

Saint Mary's students gather for candlelight vigil

Saint Mary's students remembered those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001 with a candlelight vigil Sunday night on Alumnae Green.

Experts talk U.S., Middle East relations

Ten years after the 2001 terrorist attacks, the peace-building strategies in a post-9/11 world have shifted in priority and practice, experts said during a panel at the Kroc Institute for Peace Studies on Friday afternoon.

Students recall fear, confusion of Sept. 11

By MELISSA FLANAGAN

Edison lecture recognizes engineers as artists

Engineers aren't just scientists, they are also artists, a former NASA administrator said in a lecture Thursday.

Recovering Sr. Garcia discharged

After making an impressive recovery, the Notre Dame senior who fell from his third-floor apartment window only two weeks ago was released from Memorial Hospital on Thursday.

Students network with employers

Over 2,000 determined students dressed in business formal attire braved the rain to attend the Career Center's Fall Career Expo Thursday.

Survey researches social networks

Two hundred freshmen, new to campus and college life, received a special gift when they came to college in August: a free smart phone.

Students prepare for 2011 Fall Career Expo

Students will trade their jeans and flip-flops for suits and Notre Dame-engraved resume folders as they head to the Career Center's Fall Career Expo today.

Senators focus on improvements to campus life

Each senator voiced his or her idea to improve Notre Dame's campus at Student Senate's meeting Wednesday night.

ND honored for sustainability

Notre Dame's sustainability practices rank among the top 91 higher education institutions in the US and Canada, according to a recent Silver rating from the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment and Rating System (STARS).

SMC president speaks to first-year students

As a 1972 Saint Mary's College alumna, Saint Mary's President Carol Ann Mooney has "distinct memories" of her time as a first-year student.

Glynn Family Honors Lounge benefits students

On the third floor of O'Shaughnessy Hall there lies a little-known oasis of plush, comfortable furniture, free snacks and honors students galore — the Glynn Family Honors Lounge.

College student governement helps with Hurricane Irene

Saint Mary's Student Government Association (SGA) is taking donations this week for all the victims of Hurricane Irene.

Career Center helps Arts & Letters majors find jobs

As summer ends and the semester sets in, students will enter the race for next year's internships and jobs.