SMC students ring in Chinese New Year
Saint Mary's College rang in the Chinese New Year Thursday with a tea party, complete with paper lanterns, music and sweets.
Saint Mary's College rang in the Chinese New Year Thursday with a tea party, complete with paper lanterns, music and sweets.
Notre Dame closed Wednesday due to winter weather for the first time in 10 years.
Two meetings in the past week between student government, the University and local law enforcement were part of ongoing communication between these groups, student body president Catherine Soler said.
Notre Dame's Judicial Council approved five tickets this week to run for the position of student body president and vice president for the 2011-12 school year.
Notre Dame marketing professor John F. Sherry, Jr. received the 2011 William R. Davidson Honorable Mention Award from the "Journal of Retailing," where his article on the American Girl Company appeared in 2009.
The cancelation of Wednesday's annual Winter Career and Internship Fair due to extreme weather conditions has sparked both concern and questions from many students.
The Keenan Revue will be held in the Stepan Center on Feb. 10 - 12, marking its return to Notre Dame's campus from its previous venue, Saint Mary's O'Laughlin Auditorium.
A University delegation presented a student petition to policymakers in Washington, D.C., and Baltimore, Md., in December to advocate for a sustainable peace in Sudan.
A display of CodePink ribbon panels in the Cushwa-Leighton Library is promoting peace.
As severe winter weather hit the South Bend area Tuesday, neither Notre Dame nor Saint Mary's had made a decision whether to remain open for Wednesday classes.
Many students dream of starting their own businesses in the future, but for five Saint Mary's students, that dream is becoming a reality.
Urban Outfitters will open a store in Eddy Street Commons in September after Notre Dame students promoted the location to the popular retailer, according to Gregory Hakanen, director of Asset Management at Notre Dame.
The last time Professor Michael Desch saw Secretary of Defense Robert Gates was in Gates' office in the Pentagon in 2009. The two had been colleagues at Texas A&M, and Desch was in Washington seeking the defense secretary's help in a project to reconnect academia and military policy.
Two Notre Dame professors recently received fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to pursue their scholarly work next year, increasing the University's record number of NEH fellowships to 44 in the last 12 years.
As participants in a semester-long course, Notre Dame undergraduates have the rare opportunity to contribute to real clinical research about Niemann – Pick Type C (NP-C) disease.
The City of South Bend is preparing for the winter storm expected Tuesday and Wednesday and anticipates issuing a Snow Emergency in the next two days, according to a Monday media advisory.
RecSports will release its first Student Voice survey to students randomly chosen from the University population in order to obtain feedback on the RecSports programs and facilities today.
Desserts from around the world were offered at Saint Mary's Student Diversity Board's (SDB) event "Sugar Makes the World Go ‘Round."
Saint Mary's Dance Marathon is selling its gear in the Student Center Atrium to help raise awareness for its main event — a 12-hour dance-a-thon to raise money for Riley's Hospital for Children in Indianapolis.
A new experimental classroom, B011 DeBartolo Hall, is redefining the classroom experience, and yes, anyone can write on the walls.