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Sierra Leone minister receives Distinguished Alumni Award

Chernor Bah, minister of information and civic engagement in Sierra Leone, received the Kroc Institute's award Monday afternoon.

SMC hosts political dialogue training seminar

Sarah Nietz, Saint Mary's assistant director for justice and solidarity, led a discussion on improving political discourse.

Pizza, pop and politics engages discussion about upcoming election

The Klau Institute and student organization ND Votes kicked off their annual pizza, pop and politics series on Monday. The event featured Notre Dame law professor Derek Muller, an expert in election law, who discussed key changes in election procedures and the political anxieties surrounding the upcoming 2024 presidential election. 

Leo Varadkar and Joe Kennedy III speak at Notre Dame

The former Irish Taoiseach and the U.S. special envoy to Northern Ireland for economic affairs discussed the challenges facing modern Ireland.

Saint Mary’s College hosts third annual academic fair

Saint Mary’s College held its third annual majors and minors fair, providing students with the opportunity to explore academic options and receive guidance from faculty.

Notre Dame to host flu vaccine blitz

Notre Dame students can receive free flu vaccinations during the annual flu vaccine blitz at Stepan Center Tuesday and Wednesday.

College of Science increases accessibility to student research with new program

Notre Dame faculty discuss Student Research at Notre Dame, a new program created to increase ease of access across research.

DeBartolo Performing Arts Center turns 20, hosts celebration

The DeBartolo Performing Arts Center hosted its 20th anniversary celebration on Thursday, Sept. 19.

Lewis Hall hosts signature dorm to diner nighttime event

Lewis Hall hosted their annual Lewis Hall of Pancakes event on Friday night.

Magician Daniel Martin wows audience at Smick @ Nite performance

Magician Daniel Martin performed at Saint Mary's College as a part of their Smick @ Nite series.

Global studies professor Lisa Bhungalia critiques U.S. foreign policy

In her lecture at the Hesburgh Center for International Studies, Global Studies professor Lisa Bhungalia critiqued the United States’ intertwining of humanitarian aid with anti-terrorism laws in her analysis of policy impacts in the West Bank.

Former Saint Mary's editor Martha Reilly returns to South Bend

Former Saint Mary's News Editor Martha Reilly reflects on her experiences with The Observer and Saint Mary's College.

SMC Alumnae share insights on life after college

Six alumnae of Saint Mary's College spoke on a panel about professionalism after graduation Thursday evening.

The NDPD Comfort K9 program introduces Finn and Orla

The Notre Dame Police Department Comfort K9 program is currently training Finn and Orla, service dogs meant to help students on campus.

Senate undergoes MiND microaggresion training through MSPS

The student senate participated in MiND training led by MSPS during their Wednesday meeting in the Mendoza College of Business.

Career Crossings host annual ‘Future Fest’

Inside the dining hall gameday experience

Following Notre Dame’s Saturday mid-afternoon game against Miami (Ohio), the dining halls on the tri-campus can expect a swarm.

Welsh Family Hall prepares to host its signature ‘Hoedown Throwdown’

Welsh Family Hall's signature event, “Hoedown Throwdown,” raises money for the Unity Gardens in South Bend.

Community garden cultivates sustainability, education

Run by graduate student government, the community garden provides educational opportunities and spaces for students to enjoy nature.

Fr. Dowd attends kickoff event for ’inauguration build’