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Voting begins for Senior Legacy gift

By The Observer · Monday, Dec. 7, 2009

The Senior Legacy will donate to a graduate school and job visitation/interview fund, International Studies, the Hesburgh Memorial Library or an area of greatest need at the end of the year.

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24,000 employees affected by data breach

By The Observer · Monday, Dec. 7, 2009

Important personal information, such as social security numbers, names and zip codes, of many Notre Dame employees was exposed to the Internet after the University accidentally placed the information in a publicly accessible location.

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Learning Tree provides teaching resources

By The Observer · Monday, Dec. 7, 2009

Recently relocated to a new facility on the first floor of Madeleva Hall, the Learning Tree offers a variety of resources for students, teachers within the community and the general public.

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SGA discusses club sponsorships

By The Observer · Monday, Dec. 7, 2009

 Saint Mary's Student Government Association (SGA) looked at and discussed four club sponsorships and reviewed its own SGA bylaws at its meeting Monday night. 

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Puzzles help raise awareness, funds

By The Observer · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009

Students and families from around the Notre Dame community pieced together puzzles to raise awareness and funds for autism in a puzzle competition Sunday afternoon sponsored by Special Friends, Ryan Hall and the Class of 2011.

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Dance Marathon hosts breakfast with Santa

By The Observer · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009

It may be crunch time at the North Pole, but Santa took a break from the workshop to visit Saint Mary's College with one of his elves Sunday morning as part of the Dance Marathon's Santa Breakfast Fundraiser.

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Aidan Project makes 400 blankets

By The Observer · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009

In keeping with the spirit of Christmas, students gathered in South Dining Hall yesterday to make about 400 fleece blankets for cancer patients at this year's Aidan Project.

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Mendoza expands nonprofit program

By The Observer · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009

The Mendoza College of Business is expanding its non-degree Nonprofit Executive Programs, which began in 2006, to offer more specialized training for people who work with nonprofit organizations, Marc Hardy, director of the Programs, said.

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SMC doctors club promotes science

By The Observer · Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009

The Saint Mary's College Future Women's Doctors Club held an event at Coquillard Primary Center on Dec. 3 and 4 to promote interest in science to young girls.

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Panel examines conscience clauses

By The Observer · Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009

Notre Dame, especially in light of lasts May's Commencement address by President Barack Obama and the pro-life rallying that came with it, has delved into the political debate on conscience clauses and continues to examine the issue of abortion through intellectual dialogue. On Thursday, a panel of University professors addressed the position of the Catholic Church on the topic.

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Survey reveals views on AIDS

By The Observer · Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009

In an effort to raise awareness of the global HIV/AIDS issue, the results of a student-generated campus survey on the disease were released yesterday in LaFortune as a wrap-up of World AIDS Week.

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SMC show celebrates Christmas

By The Observer · Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009

In preparation for the upcoming Christmas season, The Patchwork Dance Company (PDC) will present its annual performance of "Christopher's Christmas" this weekend at Saint Mary's College.

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Alternative teaching methods increase

By The Observer · Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009

Community-based learning, which brings learning outside the University classroom, has seen an increase on campus in the last few years, according to several professors in the field.

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Weekend bus to begin route tonight

By The Observer · Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009

The new weekend Transpo bus will have its first run this weekend, starting at Library Circle and making its way past area bars and student neighborhoods.

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SMC sophomore strings rosaries for troops

By The Observer · Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009

Saint Mary's sophomore Remi White has made about 500 rosaries to date, she said, as a part of the Ranger Rosary Ministry, which works with military chaplains to provide rosaries to troops deployed to combat zones and those at stateside bases and military hospitals.

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CCAC discusses off-campus safety

By The Observer · Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009

Off-campus safety dominated the discussion of the Community Campus Advisory Coalition (CCAC) Wednesday afternoon at the Downtown Office of the University.

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