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-Shannon Lipscomb | Thursday, January 20, 2022
The second student senate meeting of the semester brought about the discussion of the ever-evolving COVID-19 situation on campus, new merchandise for the group and the approval of a new student senator. The senate saw the effects of the pandemic within the meeting, as seats were left empty due to members attending virtually on Zoom. Senators
Shannon Lipscomb | Thursday, January 13, 2022
Jam ND, a new club at Notre Dame, seeks to connect musicians over a mutual love for music and live performance. The club is looking for all types of musical artists, including singers, rappers and composers, to join the group and jam out. Sophomore Evan Peters, president of Jam ND, said he found inspiration to
Shannon Lipscomb | Friday, November 19, 2021
The sustainability department of Notre Dame student government partnered with GreeND to hold a protest Thursday evening encouraging the University to stop investing in the fossil fuel industry. Over 50 students braved the cold to attend the event. The attendees marched from DeBartolo Quad to North Quad, equipped with signs and chants to attract attention.
Shannon Lipscomb | Friday, October 8, 2021
Campus Dining hosted Harvest Festival Thursday night, offering a wide variety of sustainable food options from local vendors including bison stew, smoked turkey, fall root vegetables and fry bread. The Harvest Dinner was held at North and South Dining Halls to provide students with a healthy fall meal while celebrating the Feast of St. Francis