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GMAT, MCAT change format

Students planning to take the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) or the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) in the near future will have to adjust to proposed changes to both tests.

Group raises awareness of human trafficking

Saint Mary's students are committed to promoting social justice, but one special group of students has incorporated that commitment into the academic lives of its members.

Lula's owner discusses closing, future

Students go bald for charity

Holy Half runners fight heat

Faculty recognized for service to undergrads

Student senators offer feedback

Forum focuses on education problems

SMC seniors exhibit artwork

ND Minute gets a close shave at The Bald & The Beautiful

Before the Fighting Irish even kick off their 2011 football season, the team will have accomplished something amazing. 45 members of the squad shaved their heads Wednesday for the Class of 2012's third annual charity fundraiser "The Bald & The Beautiful: ND Fights Cancer."

Fall 2011 registration begins

Class registration for the fall 2011 semester begins today, and the Office of the Registrar is fully prepared to handle any "DARTing" issues that may come its way.

Library challenges 'Challenge'

Beginning Thursday afternoon, a threatening sign greeted students as they entered the Hesburgh Library: "Due to the problems brought on by the ‘Hesburgh Challenge,' we reserve the right to look into bags being brought into the Hesburgh Library."

Judicial Council vice president approved

The Council of Representatives (COR) approved the new Judicial Council vice president of elections at its Tuesday meeting.

Female engineers to lead next year

Women only account for 30 percent of the College of Engineering, Dean Peter Kilpatrick said Tuesday, but female presidents will lead the four most prominent engineering groups on campus next year.

College celebrates communications week

Fifty-eight students from the graduating Class of 2011 at Saint Mary's will receive a degree in Communications, according to senior and communications major Sara Zwolski. The College will celebrate "COMM Week" this week to honor these women.

Outage hits dining hall, dorms

A power outage struck 18 campus facilities Tuesday afternoon, according to University spokesperson Dennis Brown.

Special Olympian speaks about discrimination

Special Olympian Loretta Claiborne encouraged an appreciation of every person's identity, and especially those of the disabled, Tuesday evening in DeBartolo Hall.

The System' to begin Forum conversations

The 2011-2012 Notre Dame Forum will bring in four heavyweight names to discuss reform in K-12 schools today at "The System" panel discussion.

Constituent services to involve student input

Students with suggestions or complaints to improve campus life will soon have a designated student government committee tasked solely with fielding student feedback.

Irish Guard holds auditions for 2011

With the Blue and Gold Game just days away, the Notre Dame football team is gearing up for the 2011 season. It's not the only group doing so, though — the Irish Guard is setting its sights on another year on the football field.