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Colleen Farrell | Thursday, February 16, 2023
The University held the Foreign Language Week culture fair on Wednesday, showcasing food, music and presentations of various cultures from around the world. The event occurred in the Dahnke Ballroom in Duncan Student Center and featured booths and performances from many language departments and cultural groups. Junior Becca Kubick worked at the booth for the
Caroline Collins | Wednesday, February 15, 2023
Dahnke Ballroom was filled with the click-clack of hard shoes, cheers from the audience and the clapping of students Tuesday evening as they swung their partners around the dance floor at the Irish céilí. Students participated in the céilí as part of the Center for the Study of Languages and Culture’s Language Week. The event
Peter Breen | Wednesday, February 15, 2023
Bengal Bouts president Jack Phillips came to Notre Dame to develop friendships in his dorm, Knott Hall, and to study finance, data science and sociology — not to relive his high school glory days back in Collegeville, Pennsylvania. But during his first year at the University, Phillips, like many who grow up playing sports, craved
Observer Photo Department | Wednesday, March 2, 2022
Tuesday night marked the quarterfinal round of the annual Bengal Bouts men’s boxing tournament, with 35 total matches taking place in Ring A and Ring B. Observer Photographer Gracie Lee was behind the camera in the Dahnke Ballroom, capturing the night’s greatest victories and hardest falls.
Mannion McGinley | Wednesday, March 2, 2022
The Bengal Bouts quarterfinals kicked off at 7 p.m. Tuesday night, beginning with Ring A. Buyi “B” Chen vs. Carlos “El Catracho” Espinoza Banegas Chen threw the first punches countered by a couple body hits from Espinoza Banegas. Chen was quick but Espinoza Banegas got him on the defensive, cornering him twice. Chen got the
Andrew Cameron | Thursday, February 27, 2020
The Dahnke Ballroom in Duncan Student Center will be alive with sights, sounds and smells from around the world Thursday. The annual Night Market, sponsored by the Taiwanese Student Association (TSA) and the Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies, will host booths offering a wide variety of cuisines, as well as performances and an
Alvin Kraja | Wednesday, January 22, 2020
The Center for Social Concerns (CSC) hosted its annual Social Concerns Fair at the Dahnke Ballroom from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. At the fair, many non-for-profit organizations and student-run clubs had the chance to present their activities to students and other visitors. The fair consisted of clubs with different social service aims such as
Tom Naatz | Monday, February 12, 2018
South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg spoke Sunday as part of “Life Beyond the ND Bubble,” an event designed to prepare seniors for their lives after graduation. Buttigieg’s remarks, delivered in the Dahnke Ballroom on the top floor of the Duncan Student Center, were titled “Finding Your Why: The Value of Pursuing Your Passions,” and the
Lucas Masin-Moyer | Monday, February 12, 2018
Former Notre Dame head football coach Lou Holtz is a man of many talents. He led the Irish to the 1988 National Championship, was a commentator on ESPN for many years and has given speaking engagements around the world. One of his lesser-known talents is that he is a magician. Before a crowd gathered in
Nicole Simon | Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Jesse Kauffman, associate professor of history at Eastern Michigan University, presented a lecture on the nature of military history and the role of war in European history in DeBartolo Hall on Monday. Kauffman said his definition of military history aids him immensely in his approaches to teaching and conducting research. “It can be very difficult