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Morgan Johnson | Thursday, January 30, 2020
The Notre Dame chapter of Engineers Without Borders contributed to budding engineering developments abroad in a winter break trip to Ecuador this year. The social service organization is currently in the middle of a five-year partnership with the San Pedro de Suma community in Ecuador. With the assistance of its parent organization, Engineers Without Borders
Morgan Johnson | Tuesday, April 2, 2019
Notre Dame Right to Life Club will seek to affirm the value of family and encourage students and faculty from different backgrounds to engage in the conversation surrounding the issue of human worth in their fourth-annual You Are Loved Week. Through this year’s theme, “Pro-Life is Pro-Family,” the event week seeks to affirm the value of family
Morgan Johnson | Friday, March 29, 2019
Teams of undergraduate students will design, create and present a digital application to improve the Notre Dame community in the fourth annual Hesburgh Library Hackathon this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. “We want this to be an inclusive event,” emerging technologies librarian and Hackathon co-chair Randy Harrison said. “It’s totally fine if this is your first
Morgan Johnson | Monday, February 4, 2019
Since 1981, the Pasquerilla East (PE) Pyros have relished in a creating a vibrant community, helping students grow in faith and dedicating themselves service. Throughout the years, these women have bonded through spiritual retreats, athletics and daily class work. Pasquerilla East was the first dorm constructed with the intention of housing women. Initially the Pink
Morgan Johnson | Monday, November 12, 2018
Editor’s note: This article is one in a series profiling the dorms. Previous articles have covered dorms built before Fisher Hall. Since 1952, the friendly fishermen of Fisher Hall have lived out their motto of “All are welcome in this place.” “There’s a real spirit of brotherhood in the hall,” Fisher Rector Rick Mazzei said. “We
Morgan Johnson | Thursday, November 8, 2018
Two Notre Dame alumni are fulfilling the mission of a Holy Cross education by providing busy students and working people with convenient access to faith through their new app, Hallow. Hallow offers guided prayer and meditation sessions to allow users to grow in faith in a Catholic online community. Hallow is scheduled for release at
Morgan Johnson | Tuesday, October 23, 2018
The third annual White Ribbon Against Pornography (WRAP) week started Monday in an effort to promote conversation and awareness of the dangers of pornography, as well as the severity of the issue on Notre Dame’s campus and in the United States at large. The organization that initiated the event, Students for Child Oriented Policy (SCOP),
Morgan Johnson | Friday, October 5, 2018
The unlikely duo of chariot racing and petting zoos will unite again this Saturday for Keough Hall’s signature event. The chariot race starts at 12:30 p.m. and will feature homemade chariots from each of Keough’s sections and several men’s and women’s dorms, along with a petting zoo, pizza and sno cones. The annual chariot race
Morgan Johnson | Monday, October 1, 2018
Notre Dame welcomed 14 fellows Sept. 24 to the South Bend region as part of the Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative (YLAI) Professional Fellows Program. During their four week-long stay, the fellows will create professional connections with each other and their respective host organizations and between their home countries by working with companies in
Morgan Johnson | Friday, August 31, 2018
Since 1974, Notre Dame’s Right to Life club has been fighting to “promote and uphold the sanctity of all human life from conception until natural death,” as stated in its mission. During the upcoming school year, the organization hopes to further emphasize and implement its original values while still expanding the breadth of its work.