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Mike Monaco | Friday, October 3, 2014
Notre Dame’s Undergraduate Student Academic Code of Honor Handbook has 9,213 words. It spans 25 pages. The document, to an extent, is a guiding force in determining the current fates of the five Irish football players who have been withheld from practice and competition this season. Irish junior cornerback KeiVarae Russell, senior receiver DaVaris Daniels, senior
Observer Editorial Board | Friday, October 3, 2014
The best way to balance academics with athletics can be a vexing question for Notre Dame. When the University announced that four (later five) football players were being withheld from the team due to an investigation into suspected academic dishonesty, University President Fr. John Jenkins emphasized in his press conference that the investigation was an
Observer Staff Report | Tuesday, September 16, 2014
University President Fr. John Jenkins offered information on several University initiatives including the fundraising campaign and campus construction in a speech delivered to the Notre Dame faculty Tuesday afternoon in the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center. His remarks also addressed addressed the ongoing investigations into possible honor code violations involving several football players. Jenkins said Notre
Mike Monaco | Saturday, August 16, 2014
Irish head coach Brian Kelly spoke publicly about Notre Dame’s investigation into “suspected academic dishonesty” for the first time Saturday following the morning practice inside Notre Dame Stadium. Kelly said he was notified Thursday by Notre Dame Director of Athletics Jack Swarbrick of an investigation into “academic improprieties.” Irish senior receiver DaVaris Daniels, graduate student