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Kathryn Muchnick | Wednesday, September 21, 2022
The Notre Dame student senate passed resolutions regarding first-year class council elections and received nominations for Judicial Council’s Committee on the Constitution in its meeting Wednesday evening. ND Safe app Keri Kei Shibata, chief of the Notre Dame Police Department (NDPD), began the meeting by introducing the NDPD’s new app ND Safe. The app is
Kendelle Hung-Ino | Thursday, September 15, 2022
The Notre Dame student senate met Wednesday evening and approved orders regarding the suspension of first-year class council elections and the future renovations between South Dining Hall and Dillon Hall. The senators also discussed proposals on the addition of sustainability points toward the Hall of the Year competition and subsidizing student RecSports passes. The senate’s
Crystal Ramirez and Genevieve Coleman | Wednesday, December 8, 2021
At the beginning of their term as Student Government Association (SGA) student body president and vice president, seniors Eleanor Hanson and Adriana Salgado set out to strengthen and enhance the tri-campus community relationship and to empower the women at Saint Mary’s. When Hanson and Salgado ran for their respective roles last May, their platform included
Genevieve Redsten | Tuesday, February 5, 2019
Following a contentious debate Monday evening, Notre Dame’s student senate rejected a resolution to increase funding for student clubs and organizations. The resolution proposed to reallocate three percent of the Student Union organizations’ budgets toward other student clubs and organizations, cutting the Student Union budget by approximately $30,000. Opponents to the resolution argued that the
Erin Grimes and Sydney Doyle | Thursday, December 7, 2017
Senior Class Council Senior Class Council representatives Sarah Connaughton, Delaney Gilbert and Gabbie Holland have focused on raising money for the class by selling items and hosting events. “Regarding fundraising, we have done great,” Connaughton said. “Seniors have made money off of Senior Dads’ Weekend, [Saint Mary’s] monogram sticker sales, The Avenue coordinate necklaces and
Maria Leontaras | Friday, October 6, 2017
Sophomore Parents Weekend at Saint Mary’s presents an opportunity for Belles to create stronger bonds with classmates as sisters as well as share their experiences with loved ones. Sophomore Class Council representatives Kassy Acosta and Michelle Lester worked with vice president for student affairs Karen Johnson to organize the events for the weekend. The festivities
Sydney Doyle | Friday, May 19, 2017
With Commencement right around the corner, members of Saint Mary’s Class of 2017 took some time to share their memories and reflect on the experiences they’ve had during their time as a Belle. Communication studies major Jackie Rooney said one thing she will remember the most about Saint Mary’s is Midnight Breakfast. “A big one
Kathryn Marshall | Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Members of the first Class Council at Saint Mary’s will be announced this week. The Class Council will take the place of Class Boards, Brittany House, director of student involvement, said in an email. The Class Council will hold the same responsibility of building class community through organizing events, programs and parent weekends, similar to the
Kayla Mullen | Thursday, February 19, 2015
Judicial Council released the results of the 2015 class council elections at midnight this morning. First years JP Bruno, Molly Knapp, Matthew Ross and Henry Long were elected to serve as the Class of 2018’s Sophomore Class Council, the ticket’s presidential candidate, JP Bruno. The Bruno, Knapp, Ross and Long ticket garnered 50.73 percent of the
Emily McConville | Thursday, January 29, 2015
Wednesday evening, representatives from the design team for the new first year course that will replace the physical education requirement delivered a presentation to Student Senate. Executive assistant to the Office of the President Mirella Riley said the primary goal of the new first year course is to give students a way to transition to