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Ava Warford | Monday, November 20, 2023
The Jordan Hall of Science houses an observatory that enables Notre Dame students to view celestial bodies, including undiscovered planets. McKenna Leichty, a physics major, accidentally uncovered the existence of a planet in the constellation Auriga while using the observatory’s Sarah L. Krizmanich Telescope, nicknamed the “Kriz.” She made the discovery while gathering data on
Adrian Mark Lore | Thursday, September 7, 2017
Be skeptical of ambient music; that’s rule number one. As a devout fan of the genre, it’s easy for me to spot the posers — and the heavens know they come a dime a dozen — but the untrained reader should be careful. Anyone can slap a synth onto a drone — disregarding harmony, atmosphere
Annette Sayre | Thursday, January 22, 2015
Everyone throws the term around, but what does it actually mean to “major in” something? Major’s Night will be held Thursday to help students get a better understanding of their options in college and beyond. “A typical misconception that underclassmen have when they come to college is that a major will define their career for the