Heritage' dinner to honor Moreau
Saint Mary's will be hosting a French-themed dinner in honor of the feast of Father Basil Moreau.
Saint Mary's will be hosting a French-themed dinner in honor of the feast of Father Basil Moreau.
As the weather grows colder and the second semester begins, more students are working out, according to Jennie Phillips, assistant director of fitness and fitness facilities at Rolfs Sports Recreation Center (RSRC).
When customers return to Greenfields Café in the Hesburgh Center for International Studies this semester, they will find renovations have made the campus eatery hard to recognize.
For some fresh air and exercise, Saint Mary's College Women's Health created a program offering students, faculty and staff the opportunity to come together for a community walk each weekday at 12:15 p.m., Catherine DeCleene, director of Women's Health said.
Following media coverage of sexual assault allegations made by Elizabeth "Lizzy" Seeberg and an announcement from the St. Joseph County Prosecutor's Office that no charges would be filed, the University called its investigation "thorough and careful."
One year after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake shook Haiti, the Notre Dame Haiti Program remains present in the country through relief efforts and public health programs, Sarah Craig, the program manager, said.
The Sousa Foundation announced on Dec. 17 that the Notre Dame Marching Band received the 2011 Sudler Trophy.
The University's Course Instructor Feedback (CIF) system experienced problems at the end of last semester, resulting in the entire student body receiving their grades at the earliest time, Erin Hoffmann Harding, associate vice president for Strategic Planning, said.
Saint Mary's is one of 114 institutions that earned recognition from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching in 2010.
High school students applying to become the newest members of the Notre Dame Class of 2015 faced the stiffest admissions competition ever, according to Don Bishop, associate vice president for Undergraduate Admissions.
Saint Mary's Student Government Association (SGA) convened for its first meeting of the semester Wednesday, reviewing finance policies and documents and discussing Heritage Week events.
Notre Dame's Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) held a Change of Responsibility Ceremony Wednesday to pass leadership of its battalion to new cadets.
A Dec. 21 public hearing of the St. Joseph County Area Plan Commission (APC) did not approve final site plans of nearby development Legacy Square, leaving some students wondering if they will have off-campus housing plans for the 2011-12 school year.
Brian Coughlin, former assistant vice president for student activities, assumed the position of associate vice president for student development on Jan. 1.
Saint Mary's junior Elizabeth Carian placed first in a regional costume design competition on Jan. 8.
While there are several ways to learn about history, Saint Mary's junior Eilis Wasserman said she uses historical fiction to share the culture of American history with a younger generation.
Following the recent passage of a new snow ordinance in South Bend, members of the Council of Representatives (COR) discussed the ramifications for off-campus students at Tuesday's meeting.
Students celebrated Notre Dame's 33-17 victory over Miami in the Sun Bowl.
As the spring semester kicks off this week, students who use campus printers may notice some new improvements and upgrades.
The St. Joseph County Prosecutor's Office has declined to prosecute after reviewing the investigation of sexual battery allegations brought by Elizabeth "Lizzy" Seeberg.