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Saint Mary's hosts 17th consecutive Dance Marathon

Dorms compete in Flaherty Food Fights, cook up dishes in the dining halls

Nine Notre Dame dorms competed in North and South Dining Halls during dinnertime Wednesday night in the semifinals of Flaherty Hall’s spring signature event, Flaherty Food Fights. The annual cooking tournament, modeled off the Food Network show, “Chopped,” raises money for Beacon Children’s Hospital in South Bend.

Professor describes fast fashion industry, her case study in panel discussion

Rezner and McAndrew explain senate procedures in second meeting of new term

‘You can tell they care about the animals’: Students welcome South Bend’s first cat cafe

Students strive to ban pornography, rekindle debate over University filter

Last month, four Notre Dame student senators proposed a resolution to ban pornography on campus Wi-Fi. The resolution appealed to the University’s Catholic character, linking frequent pornography use with sexual violence.

Thom Browne speaks ‘on the business of fashion’

On Tuesday evening, Thom Browne '88, wearing his signature gray suit with matching shorts and knee-high socks with four iconic white stripes, spoke to students packed into Jordan Auditorium in the Mendoza College of Business.

University rescinds COVID-19 bivalent booster requirement

Saint Mary’s announces commencement speaker, honors recipients

Fourth annual Ruskin lecture highlights climate change shame

Notre Dame hosts Easter activities for students staying on campus

Student senate holds first meeting of new term, approves officer nominations

Notre Dame Rocketry Team designs rocket for annual NASA Student Launch

Professor embroiled in abortion debate raises $9k for legal expenses

‘Satan was able to destroy a wonderful organization’: Right to Life is without president, faces internal turmoil

Student leadership banquet honors seniors, announces hall of the year winners

Ride-share startup hopes to disrupt industry with student drivers

Daniel Runde lectures on U.S. leadership on the world stage

Observer staff wins 17 awards at annual ICPA conference

Students develop apps for Hesburgh Library’s annual hackathon

As the workweek came to close last Friday, 14 teams of undergraduate developers settled into Hesburgh Library for the annual hackathon, a social coding competition over 40 hours long.