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Liam Kelly | Tuesday, April 18, 2023
On Thursday at Holy Cross College, a seemingly normal afternoon in Basil Hall was upended by a bout of destructive flooding. All three floors of the men’s residence hall were afflicted by the flooding, which damaged both personal property and college facilities. “I was in the hallway with my friends and then the fire alarm
Mary Bernard | Wednesday, March 7, 2018
While the rain poured down Tuesday, Feb. 20, one Saint Mary’s professor of biology found refuge in a dorm on campus. Laura Kloepper, unable to get home because of the flooding on Angela Blvd., Ostemo Place and Iroquois St., among others, spent the night with her two dogs in the same building as many of
Observer Staff Report | Wednesday, August 17, 2016
After historic rainfall hit South Bend late Monday night, Notre Dame faced a power outage to about ten percent of campus, according to the University Twitter account. Power was restored to all of campus of 4:30 p.m., according to a Facebook post from the University, after personnel in the utilities department and the risk management and
Brett O'Connell | Thursday, October 15, 2015
Every so often you see an example of sport as a transcendent form of culture — an instance where the game surpasses its surface meaning as a simple competition. This past weekend, the LSU football program produced one such moment via its treatment of the situation surrounding its “away game” against South Carolina. For those of us who follow