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Observer Staff Report | Monday, December 10, 2018
A new restaurant, Pizza Pi, will be opening on campus in May, according to a press release published Sunday on the Campus Dining website. The restaurant will replace former campus dining location Reckers, which closed this semester. Over the next five months, the location will be renovated in preparation for Pizza Pi, the release said. “Reckers has served
Mike Dugan | Wednesday, December 5, 2018
In a building a little over a mile northwest of LaFortune Hall, Danny Bloss goes to work. Bloss is a 29-year-employee of Notre Dame currently working at the Center for Culinary Excellence. He is responsible for cooking all the pasta, sauces and soups for the campus, though he also performs a unique role at the
Claire Rafford | Tuesday, December 4, 2018
In their last meeting of the fall semester, Notre Dame’s student senate heard a presentation from Campus Dining about new on-campus retail locations and discussed recent Observer articles regarding the porn filter. Senior director of Campus Dining Chris Abayasinghe and director of retail dining Luigi Alberganti led the presentation, where they announced the addition of
Observer Staff Report | Tuesday, November 27, 2018
Notre Dame has decided not to agree to a deal whereby the University would handle its own food safety inspections, according to an article published Saturday by the South Bend Tribune. If Notre Dame had agreed to do its own inspections, the move would have reduced pressure on the St. Joseph County Health Department. One of
Claire Rafford | Tuesday, November 6, 2018
At its weekly meeting, the Notre Dame student senate approved the nomination of the president of The Shirt project for the upcoming year and heard presentations on both the campus listening sessions regarding sexual abuse in the Catholic Church and campus dining meal plan restructuring. As the first order of business, senior Jin Kim, student
Connor Mulvena | Monday, November 5, 2018
This week, The Observer featured a heated debate about access to pornography on campus. Authors on both sides of the debate called to mind questions of morality, with one side labeling pornography as an “affront to human rights.” I’m sure the discussion will develop in days to come, but for now, I would like to
Observer Editorial Board | Friday, September 28, 2018
An open letter to Campus Dining and St. Joseph County Health Department: We are concerned about a recent update to Notre Dame’s Campus Dining policy. Last week, the South Bend Tribune reported in an article that, at the time of publication, Notre Dame had struck a deal to conduct its own food inspections and keep
Mike Everett | Tuesday, September 25, 2018
In June of this summer, while slaving away at a long shift at Martin’s Super Markets, an obviously flustered customer approached me, and exclaimed: “Where are y’all’s Wheaties at?” “You didn’t find them in aisle eight?” I replied. “Nuh-uh,” the customer muttered. “Sorry about that, sir, I’ll check and see if we have any in
Observer Staff Report | Thursday, September 20, 2018
St. Joseph County will cancel and then renegotiate a recently announced agreement with Notre Dame that would have allowed the University to conduct its own health inspection for on-campus food establishments, the South Bend Tribune reported Thursday. On Wednesday, David Keckley, the county Board of Health’s attorney, said the renegotiated agreement would seek to make the
Observer Staff Report | Wednesday, September 19, 2018
Through a deal with the St. Joseph County Health Department, Notre Dame will now be in charge of its own food inspections and have the ability to keep the results private, according to a South Bend Tribune report Wednesday. While the health department will continue to do “initial inspections” of the University’s “new or remodeled