Outage hits dining hall, dorms
A power outage struck 18 campus facilities Tuesday afternoon, according to University spokesperson Dennis Brown.
A power outage struck 18 campus facilities Tuesday afternoon, according to University spokesperson Dennis Brown.
Special Olympian Loretta Claiborne encouraged an appreciation of every person's identity, and especially those of the disabled, Tuesday evening in DeBartolo Hall.
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.
Students with suggestions or complaints to improve campus life will soon have a designated student government committee tasked solely with fielding student feedback.
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.
Notre Dame Security Police (NDSP) is investigating a sexual battery reported to campus police Saturday, according to an email sent to students Saturday afternoon.
A quarter of Saint Mary's campus wore teal t-shirts Monday, using fashion to make a statement about violence.
Students, faculty and members of the South Bend community discussed specific issues affecting women Monday in the Saint Mary's Student Center, as the Indiana Commission for Women (ICW) hosted a listening session.
The Campus Life Council (CLC) passed a resolution Monday requesting the addition of safety-related programming to Freshman Orientation.
This weekend, underclassmen of the Fightin' Irish Army ROTC Battalion took the chance to apply their knowledge in the field — literally.
Political protests in North Africa and the Middle East have a link to people of faith, according to Emad Shahin and Joe Bock.
Jeff Grabosky took a pitstop at campus this weekend as he continues a cross-country run with only basic essentials in a baby jogger and a rosary.
Behind Keenan Hall Saturday afternoon, more than four dozen Keenan residents played basketball in memory of Sean Valero.
Meat and potatoes may be culinary staples, but Notre Dame's dining halls forgo the former on Fridays during Lent and formulate creative, meat-free dishes for students.
Keenan Hall will host a two-on-two basketball tournament for members of the dorm Saturday in honor of sophomore Sean Valero, who died last week.
As the end of the semester quickly approaches, members of the Saint Mary's community finalized their housing plans for the fall semester this week.
It is an age-old question all readers have wondered at one time or another — where does The Observer come from? We at ND Minute were as intrigued by the question as our readers, and decided to do a little investigative journalism (it is what we do best).
The University will continue talks with the Indiana Occupational Safety and Health Administration (IOSHA) before addressing $77,500 in fines related to the state investigation of junior Declan Sullivan's October death, IOSHA representative Stephanie McFarland said Thursday.
Rain fell and the Basilica's bells chimed as hundreds filed out of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart Thursday evening after a Mass of Remembrance in honor of Sean Valero.
After an American pastor burned a Quran last month and provoked protests throughout Afghanistan, Professor Michael Desch, chair of the political science department, said the conflict will significantly influence the relationship between the Middle East and the United States.