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Soren Hansen | Monday, February 5, 2018
As the snow falls upon our beautiful home, wrapping the trees in white blankets, the quiet of the winter months is appreciable. But though the cold has descended lightly and softly upon our hushed campus, the weather is not the only reason for the aural change — a large number of students, juniors mostly, have
Liam Gannon | Thursday, September 14, 2017
On Wednesday night, hundreds of students gathered in the ballroom at the Morris Inn to explore different study abroad programs offered by Notre Dame International and discuss these opportunities with representatives. The fair was particularly crucial for freshmen and sophomores interested in participating in study abroad. Students looking to study abroad for a full semester
Alexandra Muck | Thursday, February 9, 2017
The Notre Dame student senate passed an amendment Wednesday night allowing the Executive Programming Board to meet within four weeks of the beginning of the second semester instead of meeting in January. Student body president Corey Robinson thanked those who attended the Mass for Immigrants and Refugees on Monday night, calling the homily’s message “very powerful.” Senators were
Megan Valley | Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Notre Dame International (NDI) hosted a summer study abroad fair Tuesday night for undergraduate students interested in attending one of the University’s 20 summer study abroad programs. “Summer study abroad programs offer great opportunities for students who need to work over the summer, have an internship or who are planning on doing research someplace,” director
Observer Staff Report | Wednesday, December 7, 2016
Notre Dame was ranked fourth among doctorate-granting universities for undergraduate participation in study abroad programs by the Institute for International Education (IIE), according to a University press release. IIE publishes an Open Doors report each year, which provides information on key facts and trends about students studying abroad around the world — both in the
Jenna Wilson | Thursday, August 25, 2016
More than 500 students students studied abroad through Notre Dame International (NDI) programs across the world this summer — including seven new locations — according to Rosemary Max, director of international programs at the University. New locations for summer 2016 included Brazil, Berlin, Rome, Japan and Russia. “Some of the new locations are chosen because we
Observer Staff Report | Saturday, July 23, 2016
Notre Dame International (NDI) has confirmed the safety of the two students known to be in Munich during the shooting at Olympia mall that left at least nine dead. Catherine Wilson, NDI executive administrator and international delegations coordinator, said Friday afternoon the University had confirmed the safety of two students registered to currently be in Munich, and
Observer Staff Report | Thursday, July 14, 2016
Updated July 15 at 8:26 p.m. Notre Dame International (NDI) confirmed the safety of the eight students in France during the attack in Nice that killed at least 84 people Thursday night. The attack began when a truck drove into a crowd after a Bastille Day celebration in the southern French city, killing dozens and injuring
Sarah Cate Baker | Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Notre Dame signed an agreement with Kyoto University in Japan two weeks ago that will allow for the exchange of faculty and graduate students between Notre Dame’s department of chemistry and biochemistry and Kyoto University’s Institute for Chemical Research, Ken Henderson, chair of the department of chemistry and biochemistry, said. Henderson said this exchange program
Katie Galioto | Wednesday, March 23, 2016
University and College administrators confirmed the safety of students participating in study abroad programs, following the Brussels attacks. Three explosions, two in the Brussels airport and one in a subway station, killed about 30 people and injured hundreds. The terrorist group ISIS later claimed responsibility for the attacks. Tom Guinan, associate vice president for administrative operations for