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Letter to the Editor | Monday, September 13, 2021
Notre Dame means a great deal to me. I am a Double Domer, I am married to a Domer and our son literally took his first steps on God Quad. He loves to play in the grass. You may have seen him, squealing as he picks up stick after stick and twirls them about. I’m
BridgeND | Thursday, September 26, 2019
One in three species of birds live in the Amazon rainforest. One in every 10 species known to mankind can be found there. For the last 55 million years, the Amazon has been home to some of the most beautiful scenery on the face of the planet. And as of this year, the Amazon is
Gabriela Malespin | Wednesday, December 10, 2014
How do we understand the relationship between technology, ecology and the Renaissance? What does it mean to move away from an age of industry to an age of Renaissance ideals? Matthew Kubik, associate professor of construction engineering at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne, examined these questions in his colloquium Tuesday on the Renaissance ideal titled
Emilie Kefalas | Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Krista Bailey, sustainability coordinator for South Bend’s Office of Sustainability, spoke to Saint Mary’s students Tuesday evening about environmentalism and innovation in the city. Her lecture, entitled, “How Students Can Create Success,” aimed to educate students and faculty about how they can join forces with various eco-initiatives in the greater South Bend community, assistant professor of political science