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Program offers grad prep

Students observe game days abroad

Students to Receive Local Discounts

Local businesses will offer more discounts for students shopping and eating in the South Bend community as early as fall break in an effort to engage students better with the surrounding area, off-campus concerns chair Emily LeStrange said.

Eddy Street Hosts Open House

When most Notre Dame students think of Eddy Street Commons, they might envision the long lines that frequently form outside Chipotle and Five Guys Burgers and Fries. However, several new retailers and eateries have opened their doors in the development, and Saturday's Eddy Street Commons Block Party aims to connect students with the new opportunities available to them nearby.

Group discusses pep rallies, beND

Student Senate discussed feedback from the Michigan pep rally and previewed the events planned for the upcoming beND campaign weekend at its meeting Wednesday.

University selects head of undergraduate enrollment

Donald Bishop, a 1977 Notre Dame graduate, will become associate vice president for undergraduate enrollment, effective Dec. 1, the University announced Wednesday.   

Members discuss co-exchange issue

The Saint Mary's Student Government Association (SGA) continued to discuss the co-exchange program and explored ways it could partner with Notre Dame's student government at its meeting Wednesday.  

Students struggle with reception

If that special someone has yet to text you back, don't panic. It's probably just a problem with the cell phone service.

Students attend Notre

In the past month, Anna Tordjmann has had a lot of firsts — her first time being a student at Notre Dame, her first time in the United States and her first American football game.

Saint Mary's hosts Key4Women forum

Keybank'sKey4Women Forum, a seminar designed to educate and empower businesswomen, will be held today at Saint Mary's College.

International students share their experiences

When Yi Fang came from Beijing to begin Notre Dame Law School in 2008, she was constantly exhausted after a day spent speaking English and trying to understand a new culture.

Commercial portrays 'Fighting Irish' on NBC

Lecture examines works of Percy

Dr. John O'Callaghan, associate professor of philosophy at Notre Dame, discussed the life and literature of author Walker Percy in a lecture Tuesday.

Group discusses pep rally, Army football weekend

At the Council of Representatives (COR) meeting Tuesday, talk centered on feedback from last week's pep rally's new format.

SMC hosts abroad returnees to help readjust

Saint Mary's Center for Women's Intercultural Leadership (CWIL) hosted a welcome back event Tuesday with the aim of helping study abroad students readjust to life back home.

Irish Green rally draws 20,000; 9 arrested at game

Safety now under one roof

2010 Forum examines global marketplace

Notre Dame has a history of exploring issues of academic interest, but the University hopes this year's annual Forum will also demonstrate its ongoing commitment to issues of interdisciplinary and global importance.

SMC to host dinner in honor of Moreau

Sodexo, Saint Mary's food service company, will host a special dinner Wednesday night in the Noble Family Dining Hall to honor the beatification of Blessed Fr. Basil Moreau.

A mosaic of American brands'

Brothers and Notre Dame alumni Walter and Patrick Hessert are living the dream, traveling the country in an Airstream trailer sharing their passion for American entrepreneurial spirit.