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The Observer | Tuesday, October 25, 2022
This year, Notre Dame’s book club is striving to go global by picking a book with an international connection each month. To maximize their multiculturalism, the officers plan to collaborate with Notre Dame’s cultural clubs that correspond with their monthly read. “We are choosing books based on different cultures,” said book club president and graduate
Claire Reid | Wednesday, September 7, 2022
This semester marks 50 years since women first stepped foot on Notre Dame’s campus as students. To honor this milestone, The Observer reached out to leaders from five student clubs that are either geared toward women or focus on advocating for women’s rights. Baraka Bouts Notre Dame Women’s Boxing club When Rachel Salamone was a
Isabelle Kause | Monday, April 11, 2022
Running for Holy Cross Student Government Association (SGA) president and vice president, first-years Dion Payne-Miller and Oscar Jarmon hope to strengthen the connection between Gateways, Driscolls and Holy Cross students. Payne-Miller said he would like to see more of an effort to build relationships between students and argued that, if elected, he would like to
Alysa Guffey and Bella Laufenberg | Tuesday, April 5, 2022
Editor’s note: This is the first story in a series examining how student groups run as part of the larger Notre Dame community. 32 residence halls. 354 clubs. 20 student organizations. Many students have found a home within the variety of student groups that thrive under the dome, but few understand how the University structures
Bella Laufenberg | Wednesday, March 23, 2022
Women’s History Month, every year during the month of March, is a time to reflect on issues surrounding women’s rights and promote organizations that uplift women, according to FeministND (FemND). FemND is a place for like-minded students to gather and engage in discourse, outgoing club president Julianne Downing said. Downing, a senior majoring in American