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Senators brainstorm community relations

Student body president Catherine Soler and vice president Andrew Bell asked the Student Senate for ideas on how to better relations between Notre Dame and the South Bend community and for feedback on the beND campaign.

Olympic athletes give back

Three gold medalists, two from the U.S. Olympics team and one from the Paralympics team, encouraged Notre Dame students at a panel on Wednesday to fight for their dreams – and to give the fruits of their success back to their communities.

SMC freshman class adjusts to college life

I love being around students'

Fr. Tom Doyle's first days as vice president for Student Affairs since students returned to school have been jam-packed, and that's just the way he likes them.

Payments go green on IrishPay

With the implementation of the new online student account system, IrishPay, the Office of Student Financial Services will save nearly 400,000 sheets of paper each year and parents and students are able to make payments online.

University hosts activities night

Revisions made to regulations in duLac

G.I. magazine recognizes SMC

Saint Mary's College was, for the first time, included among a list of 1,220 Military Friendly schools gathered by the G.I. Jobs Magazine, according to a national press release.

Group discusses new beND outreach program

The Council of Representatives (COR) said its new community outreach program, beND, is designed to ease tensions with residents and law enforcement while improving relations with the community overall.

Professors debate Goldman-Sachs

SMC's Johnson elected to ASACCU

Karen Johnson, vice president for student affairs at the College, received national recognition by being elected to a one-year term to the board of directors for the Association for Student Affairs at Catholic Colleges and Universities (ASACCU).

New fences block campus shortcuts

Newly-erected black posts and fencing that now stand between the sidewalks along several campus pathways have led many Notre Dame students to question their purpose.

Quarter dog' prices rise at the Huddle

Seventeen years ago Jim LaBella, general manager of the Huddle, came up with the concept of a limited-time, late-night special that would offer hot dogs to students for just 25 cents.

ND police investigate burglaries

At least 20 cars were broken into and robbed in the D6 parking lots Sunday night.

Council finalizes 2010-2011 agenda

Campus Life Council (CLC) cemented its agenda for the beginning of the 2010-11 academic year Monday, as its members focused on the relationship between Notre Dame students and the local community in light of recent events with law enforcement off-campus.

University, police, students react to arrests

The second major police raid last weekend resulted in a broken-down door, landed a police officer in the hospital and brought the total number of alcohol-related arrests since students returned to school to nearly 60.

Police arrest 23 students at party

Twenty-three students were arrested for minor consumption of alcohol at an off-campus party Friday night.

SMC hosts international social

The College Student Diversity Board hosted its first ever international meet and greet and ice cream social Sunday.

Dining Hall adds low calorie options

Notre Dame Food Services worked this summer to add more low calorie and multicultural options to the dining hall menus, responding to student demand for healthier options.

Architecture School hosts Awareness Day

In order to help gain a better understanding of the needs of the disabled, fourth-year architecture students navigated campus hallways and sidewalks in wheelchairs, crutches and blindfolds Friday as part of the School of Architecture's third annual Accessibility Awareness Day.