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ROTC cadets travel for field training exercise

By The Observer · Monday, Oct. 3, 2011

While most students spent the weekend relaxing or catching up on their homework, cadets in the Notre Dame Army ROTC battalion traveled to Fort Custer in Michigan for an intensive field training exercise (FTX).

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Michigan professor discusses music, culture

By The Observer · Monday, Oct. 3, 2011

The lyrics to country artist Gretchen Wilson's song "Redneck Woman" could be a solution to modern tension between gender and class, a University of Michigan professor said during a guest lecture Monday.

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SMC 5-K raises funds for cancer research

By The Observer · Monday, Oct. 3, 2011

In the spirit of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the "Belles for Boobies" 5-K walk and run Sunday will raise awareness and money to support women's health, senior Holly Dorson-King said.

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SMC students fight Alzheimer's

By The Observer · Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011

Saint Mary's College hosted its third annual Walk to End Alzheimer's Saturday and teamed up with local colleges and the South Bend community to raise nearly $18,000 to find a cure for the disease.

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Freshmen explore faith and friendship on retreat

By The Observer · Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011

Coming to Notre Dame from a nonreligious high school, freshman Khayla Smith said her connection with God was not as strong as she would have liked. After this weekend's Freshmen Retreat, though, that connection got a little bit stronger.

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Irish shut down Boilers

By The Observer · Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011

Many Notre Dame students made the drive to West Lafayette, Ind., this weekend to cheer the Irish to a 38-10 victory over in-state rival Purdue.

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New art exhibit arrives at SMC

By The Observer · Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011

A new exhibit at the Saint Mary's Moreau Center for the Arts calls students to study humanity's interaction and manipulation of the environment, according to artist Marilyn Propp.

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Palestinian author promotes nonviolence

By The Observer · Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011

Even in countries torn by longterm conflicts and stifled by oppression, Palestinian author and peace activist Jean Zaru said nonviolence is the only acceptable counter to oppression.

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Jenkins asks for exemption in health care act

By The Observer · Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011

University President Fr. John Jenkins wrote to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Wednesday, asking that the University be exempt from a condition of the new health care act that requires employers to provide contraceptive services in their minimum health insurance packages.

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Renowned critic visits campus

By The Observer · Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011

For three weeks each semester, Notre Dame humanities students can interact with one of Britain's most influential literary critics and a man who is the author of more than 40 academic books on topics ranging from the God Debate to Shakespeare to Marxist literary criticism.

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