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Members pledge for peace

Student Senate pledged official support for peace efforts in the face of possible civil war between the northern and southern parts of Sudan at its meeting Wednesday.

ASU students to visit during football game

Arizona State University (ASU) students and staff will experience the energy that electrifies the Notre Dame community on a home football weekend when they visit campus for the upcoming Pittsburgh game.

Traveling Bishops discuss peace in Sudan

Bishop Paride Taban and Bishop Daniel Adwok Kur are part of a Sudanese religious coalition traveling to Europe and the United States looking to stave off a civil war in their country. With high-level meetings arranged in Washington, D.C., and with the United Nations in New York City, the two traveled to America a week early in order to begin their appeal at Notre Dame.

Past SMC president dies at 89

Former president of Saint Mary's College Dr. Edward L. Henry died Sept. 30. He was 89.

Oil spill still controversial

On a typical summer day, sophomore Emily Degan enjoys boating and fishing in the bay near her vacation home in Mississippi. However, the catastrophic Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico drastically altered her family's plans this summer.

Married professors work together

Many members of the Notre Dame community believe there is a "ring by spring" sentiment that pervades campus and the students. But what many people might not realize is that there is something in the air for many members of the Notre Dame faculty as well.

SMC hosts fall show for cancer

Fall is here, and with the cold starting to creep up, students are changing from summer's shorts and tanks to fall's jeans and scarves. Saint Mary's will be holding a Runway Fall Fashion Show on Oct. 7 at 6 p.m. in the Dining Hall to give students ideas for fall fashions, junior Brianne Suckow said.

Gigot hosts 'Idea Challenge' at ND

Ideas ranged from the high tech to the socially and environmentally conscious to the bizarre at the third annual Gigot Center for Entrepreneurial Studies' Idea Challenge, held yesterday in the Mendoza College of Business.

CLC brainstorms culture of students and alcohol

Two dorms subject to robberies

Burglars entered Lyons and Dillon Halls Sunday and stole computers, cell phones and personal items, said Dave Chapman, assistant director for Notre Dame Security Police (NDSP).

Muslim students fit into life at Notre Dame

Editor's note: This is the second and final installment of a two-part series about Muslim students who attend the University of Notre Dame.

Lecture analyzes border deaths

Death is a powerful and interesting thing, according to Lawrence Taylor, vice president of international affairs and professor of anthropology at the National University of Ireland.

Career Center hosts Arts & Letters week

The Career Center is focusing on internships, graduate schools and jobs for students in the College of Arts & Letters this week.

MCOB prof. Mish embraces diverse spirituality

For Jennifer Mish, a Mendoza College of Business marketing professor, working at Notre Dame allows her to apply her interests in both spirituality and sustainability to her job.

Lyons hosts 17th 5k Mara Fox Run

What started out as a chilly morning broke into an interlude of sunshine just long enough for the runners to weave their way around the 5k Mara Fox course Saturday.

Badin hosts challenge for poverty awareness

Alumni enjoy working for alma mater

Stephanie Mola graduated from Notre Dame in 2009 and moved to Florida to work for Johnson & Johnson, but a "Notre Dame itch" brought her back to South Bend a year later.

Students speak about Islamic life on campus

Editor's note: This is the first installment of a two-part series about Muslim students who attend the University of Notre Dame.

Kozol talks on segregation

Saint Mary's hosts annual Memory Walk

Saint Mary's was a sea of purple Sunday as it hosted the Alzheimer's Association's annual Memory Walk.