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27 posts tagged "Office of Residential Life"

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Walsh Hall rector unexpectedly departs

Observer Staff Report | Wednesday, November 30, 2022

Kate Palko, the rector of Walsh Hall, “will no longer serve” in that position, according to an email sent to residents on Wednesday evening by Bre Tornifolio, a director of residential life who supervised Palko and Walsh Hall. Residents reported Palko had already left the dorm. “I write tonight to share the news that effectively

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Notre Dame, Holy Cross offer update on housing for future Gateway students

Observer Staff Report | Saturday, February 12, 2022

Beginning with the Gateway 10.0 cohort, all Gateway students will be guaranteed on-campus housing upon their transfer to Notre Dame sophomore year, given the cohort does not exceed 75 students, Gateway program coordinator Aurelia Wishart said in a Friday email to current Gateway first-years. The 10.0 cohort refers to students who will arrive as first-years

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Senate continues discussions on Gateway housing decision, amends constitution on election endorsements

Heaven Carter | Thursday, November 11, 2021

Following the Nov. 3 senate meeting that was cut short due to an unexpected fire alarm, the Notre Dame student senate was able to return to their agenda on Wednesday evening.  Student body vice president Matthew Bisner opened the meeting with a prayer to honor Veterans Day. On the schedule for the evening, the senate

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‘I feel betrayed’: Gateway students react to being denied housing for 2022-2023 academic year

Liam Price | Monday, October 4, 2021

On Friday morning, Notre Dame’s office of residential life informed students in the 2021-2022 cohort of the Holy Cross Gateway Program that housing will be unavailable for them and all other transfers for the 2022-2023 academic year. Each year, the College hosts around 75 first-year students as part of the Gateway Program. As long as

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Residential Life to convert Pangborn to men’s dorm, renovate Sorin in upcoming year

Alysa Guffey | Monday, May 3, 2021

The Office of Residential Life has finalized changes and renovations in residential life for the upcoming academic year, including the transformation of Pangborn Hall into a men’s dorm, the complete renovation of Sorin College and a minor renovation of Welsh Family Hall. Primarily used as transitional housing for the past few years, Pangborn Hall will

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Zahm brotherhood: Notre Dame’s greatest gift to me

Letter to the Editor | Thursday, March 18, 2021

As a 2019 graduate and former Resident Assistant in Zahm House, the University’s decision to dissolve the Zahm brotherhood leaves me gutted, heartbroken and shaking with grief. I feel as if a close family member whose friendship I counted on has suddenly passed away — an integral part of my identity has been forcibly erased.

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‘Our emotions are so high’: Zahm House residents protest news of community’s closure

Isabella Volmert and Adriana Perez | Tuesday, March 16, 2021

Editor’s note: This story was updated March 16 at 3:10 p.m. After the announcement, the unrest came quick. Zahm House residents marched to the front steps of the Main Building, gathering in front of the Golden Dome. In a few minutes, a small crowd of them had consolidated. Many sported Zahm merchandise. Several hung the

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Zahm House to close, become transitional housing for Sorin College in upcoming year

Observer Staff Report | Monday, March 15, 2021

Zahm House will be used as a swing hall for students in residence halls undergoing yearlong renovations, according to an email sent from the Division of Student Affairs to the Zahm community Monday evening. Current Zahm residents can transfer to another men’s dorm or move off-campus, the message said. Students who are eligible to live

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Fearing University shutdown, on-campus students seek off-campus housing

Alysa Guffey | Friday, August 28, 2020

Following the announcement that Notre Dame would be implementing at least two weeks of online classes in an effort to flatten the curve of coronavirus cases, there were murmurs among many students who thought the University would shut the campus down after the two weeks. This unease and the possibility of being told to leave

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Jenkins announces preliminary fall semester guidelines

Observer Staff Report | Monday, June 15, 2020

In preparation for the fall semester, University President Fr. John Jenkins announced in an email Monday a list of guidelines and practices community members will be expected to follow as they return to campus. According to the University’s COVID-19 news website, a phased return of students to campus will begin July 27. Move-in for undergraduates

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