Students upset by inclement weather
Senior Kathryn Corcoran said the wind and snow was making so much noise outside on Wednesday that it distracted her from the exam she was taking.
Senior Kathryn Corcoran said the wind and snow was making so much noise outside on Wednesday that it distracted her from the exam she was taking.
Students will have fewer days off at the end of this week than in years past to study for final exams.
Two years ago, then-sophomores Adam Hansmann and John Jeffrey, both enterprising business majors, created Dorm Drinks, hoping simply to provide a service to their fellow on-campus students.
Thomas P. Carney, chairman emeritus of the University of Notre Dame's Board of Trustees, died Monday (Dec. 7) after a long illness. He was 94.
Members of Notre Dame's Army ROTC are getting a jump-start on their career of service by participating in a club that promotes volunteer work throughout the greater community.
The 12 Days of Christmas Program at Saint Mary's College is coming to a close this week, and Program coordinators want to end on a high note. Tomorrow the College will host a craft show, with over 60 local and regional vendors participating in the event, Carrie Call, director of the Saint Mary's office for civic and social engagement, said.
Students concerned about the uncertain future of the Department of Economics and Policy Studies have gathered over 1,000 signatures on an online petition supporting the department, but have yet to see their efforts rewarded by the University.
With finals in sight, the Hesburgh Library and other preferred study locations will fill up fast, but students needing a place to study during finals week now have other options.
Students have been filling out their Course Instructor Feedback (CIF) forms at a higher rate this year, according to University vice president and associate provost professor Dennis Jacobs.
Senior Damian Sharratt is the only Orthodox Jew in Notre Dame's undergraduate student body and the first in the University's history to request a kosher meal plan.
One of the things students miss when they are away from home is the cooking, but Saint Mary's Barry Bowles, general manager for Sodexho at the College, said he does his best to work with the more than 1,200 students who have meal plans on campus.
Following the opening weekend of the new Transpo bus route, the Council of Representatives (COR) discussed student responses to the initiative and potential improvements for the future.
The Campus Life Council (CLC) passed a resolution to propose the addition of a member from the Alumni Association to the council in its final meeting of the semester Monday evening.
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.
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.
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.
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.
For senior Tommy Schanzer, riding the weekend Transpo bus home after a night out was like an after party.
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.
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.