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Ridge reflects on American brand

SMC offers community course

Morrissey, ultimate team host frisbee event

SMC student dies at 19

Memorial to be held Monday

Saint Mary's College announced Saturday that first year student Elizabeth "Lizzy" Seeberg died suddenly Friday afternoon. Seeberg was 19 years old and came from Northbrook, Ill. She was an intended nursing major.

University remembers 9/11 attack

Saturday marks the ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, and the University community will remember the tragedy that claimed nearly 3,000 lives in a variety of ways throughout the weekend.

SMC objects to violence

In 2009, Saint Mary's College received a three-year grant valued at $299,893 from the U.S. Department Justice's Office on Violence Against Women, which the College used to create Bells Against Violence Office (BAVO), a program that addresses the various forms of violence women may encounter.

Pep rallies refocused on students

The student body will help launch a new era of pep rallies when it marches down Notre Dame Avenue and into the Irish Green tonight in preparation for the Michigan game Saturday, student body president Catherine Soler said.

Limits on religious freedom?

Priests, students meet to pray, discuss vocation

Fr. Pat Reidy, a 2008 Notre Dame graduate who recently joined the priesthood, spent Wednesday night with undergraduates who might be considering the same calling.

Students attend Career Expo

Abbey Coons remembers attending Notre Dame's Career Expo in 2003, where she secured an internship for General Electric (GE). Now, she's back as a recruiter looking for students with initiative and experience.

College's jazz concert to benefit non-profit

Saint Mary's students and faculty looking to jazz up their fall schedules are in luck tonight.

Indiana excise police meet with community

When the Indiana State Excise police were founded during prohibition 97 years ago, they were known as the "liquor police."

Crawfords reflect on Desert to Dome journey

When Gregory Crawford, dean of the College of Science, and his wife Renate left Tucson, Ariz., with their final destination 29 days and 2,200 miles away, they knew there would be some long days ahead.

Group discusses off-campus ties

The Council of Representatives' (COR) Tuesday meeting concentrated on upcoming educational events for students about the law, boosting student volunteerism and upcoming community relations events.

Senate pushes for service website

The Student Senate unanimously passed a resolution at their meeting Wednesday proposing serve.nd.edu, a website to centralize information about service opportunities both on campus and in the local community for Notre Dame students.

Co-ex forum offers answers

Students to travel to war-torn nations

While most MBA students will be crunching numbers or analyzing financial models, 18 MBA students will travel to Lebanon, Uganda and Kenya through the Mendoza College of Business's "Business on the Frontlines" class — and they will work to improve the economies of these war-torn nations.

Seven arrests made over football weekend

ROTC works to 'serve others' with blood drive