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OIT encourages online security

Students can best protect themselves while shopping online by paying attention to who they are purchasing from, said David Seidl, Information Security Program Manager for Notre Dame's Office of Information Technology (OIT).

Groups ask Board for more funding

Several Saint Mary's clubs and organizations asked for more funding at the Student Government Association meeting Wednesday.

Gay student shares experience

After senior Brandon Buchanan decided to come out to the Notre Dame community as gay, he felt "surrounded and suffocated" by the heterosexual culture at the University.

College to give Internet security training sessions

To boost awareness of computer security threats, Saint Mary's College Information Technology will offer computer security awareness sessions Monday Oct. 25.

Group awards pro-lifer

The Notre Dame Fund to Protect Human Life will award its first Evangelium Vitae Medal to Richard Doerflinger, associate director of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), according to a University press release issued earlier this week.

Delegation to visit Vatican for Bessette canonization

A delegation from Notre Dame, led by University President Fr. John Jenkins, will be present at the Vatican Sunday for the canonization of Blessed Brother André Bessette, a member of the Congregation of Holy Cross.

Collection to benefit Haiti

A collection will be taken during the second quarter of the Western Michigan game Saturday to support efforts by Notre Dame and the Congregation of Holy Cross to rebuild Haiti following January's destructive earthquake.

Prof. discusses post-grad economy

Members refocus toward on-campus programs

Student Senate discussed shifting student government's focus from off-campus issues to on-campus safety and programming during its meeting Wednesday

Summit addresses off campus safety

Club presents film on war in Uganda

Vera Bradley co-founder visits SMC

Priest's life recalled 30 years later

Professors explore technology's impact

ND unites over Sudan conflict

University tests new electric car

In an effort to explore new sustainable energy options, the University added an electric car to its fleet of vehicles this semester.

Quarter dogs' return for midterms week

Sophomore John Hough remembers a time when The Huddle always sold hot dogs for a quarter after midnight. Those times are over, but this week, thanks to the Student Union Board, he can relive them.

Pro-life faculty launch national group chapter

University Faculty for Life (UFL), a national organization, approved a chapter on Notre Dame's campus this fall, the University announced last week.

ND grad competes for acting award

Tyler Langdon, a 2008 Notre Dame graduate, hopes that winning a 2010 Yahoo Hollywood Movie Award will jumpstart his acting career.

Game weekend attendance increases

The number of visitors on campus during football games this season has been much greater than it was in 2009, and the Pittsburgh game weekend was no exception, Director of Game Day Operations Mike Seamon said.