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Mary Bernard | Tuesday, May 8, 2018
Four percent of the president’s leadership council at Notre Dame are people of color, compared to 30 percent of the student body while just 28 percent of the University’s Board of Trustees are women, compared to 49 percent of the student body. These statistics were among several others presented to the student affairs committee of
Kelli Smith | Thursday, December 7, 2017
This year’s student government spent the fall semester conducting research and advancing policies on a topic specific to the social atmosphere at Notre Dame: the alcohol culture on campus. Student government zeroed in on the subject after the University Board of Trustees requested information on it for student government’s annual fall board report. After an
Natalie Weber | Monday, October 30, 2017
Student government presented research on alcohol culture at Notre Dame during its semi-annual report to the University Board of Trustees on Oct. 19. “We looked at alcohol culture at Notre Dame and we said, ‘Why do students drink here? What are the factors that feed into an alcohol culture?’” senior and student body president, Becca
Rachel O'Grady | Thursday, October 13, 2016
Student body president Corey Robinson, vice president Becca Blais and chief of staff Michael Markel previewed their report to the Board of Trustees to student senate ahead of their presentation to the board Thursday morning. The theme of the report, entitled “Shake Down the Thunder,” is innovation and entrepreneurship. “In the past, we’ve done sexual assault,