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Lucy Collins | Friday, September 14, 2018
“I have measured my life in coffee spoons.” — T.S. Eliot Much as Eliot felt the need to verbalize his frustration with his place in the universe through the minute lens in which his anxious protagonist was forced to view his own life, I would like to try and summarize MY recent experience with the
Anna Mason | Tuesday, September 4, 2018
This summer, I had an internship at Herman Miller in the People Services Department. While I learned a lot of about the kind of work that goes on in my department, I learned even more about how important work environments are. I have had a variety of jobs over the years but I have never
Iman Omar | Tuesday, August 28, 2018
To equip Saint Mary’s women with resources and tools to guide them in planning for their lives after graduation, the Career Crossings Office (CCO) is hosting a variety of events this week to help students to start thinking about their future. Sarah Enck, assistant director of CCO, said the goal of this week is focused
Adrianna Fazio | Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Notre Dame’s IDEA Center, located on the third floor of Innovation Park on Angela Boulevard, is home to a plethora of whiteboards and colorful markers, Google-esque decor and people with a passion for innovation. A resource for anyone affiliated with Notre Dame, the IDEA center is transforming the way students think about entrepreneurship. The IDEA
Lucy Collins | Thursday, August 24, 2017
“I’m between jobs right now.” “I couldn’t really find the right fit for me in terms of internships.” “I didn’t really wanna peg myself into a field I’m not interested in.” These are just a few of the responses I have come up with in order to answer what seems like thousands of friends, neighbors
Justine Wang | Wednesday, November 2, 2016
WASHINGTON — The Notre Dame Washington Program is Notre Dame’s only off-campus academic program located in the United States. Every semester, a fresh cohort of 15 students with diverse interests and majors finds themselves immersed in the cultural and political life of Washington, D.C. Students in the program live in Dupont Circle, just minutes away from
Emma Borne | Wednesday, September 3, 2014
This year, the College of Arts and Letters created a new policy that permits student internships to count for credit hours. The University reassessed its internship policy to assure that the College fulfilled its commitment to academic rigor as more students participate in internships that could prove vital to their education, JoAnn DellaNeva, Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies,