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Administrators, students discuss suspension of Hong Kong study abroad program

Andrew Cameron | Thursday, December 12, 2019

In a Nov. 20 press release, the University announced its decision to suspend Hong Kong study abroad programming for the 2020 spring semester, citing concerns for student safety as violence surrounding pro-democracy protests in the region has escalated. Fourteen students had planned to study at one of Notre Dame’s three Hong Kong study abroad programs,

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Saint Mary’s signs Memorandum of Understanding with the Shandong Women’s University, agreeing to partner in student and faculty exchange programs

Maeve Filbin | Wednesday, December 11, 2019

Guo Cuifen, president of Shandong Women’s University, joined by a delegation of visiting deans and faculty members from the university, joined Saint Mary’s College Interim President Nancy Nekvasil Monday in signing a Memorandum of Understanding to pursue research collaborations and exchange programs. “The cooperation between our two universities will provide a broader vision of our

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Saint Mary’s sophomore awarded international scholarship to study in Seville, Spain

Mia Marroquin | Friday, December 6, 2019

Saint Mary’s sophomore Allyson Emmett will be studying in Seville, Spain from January through May after being granted the 2020 Gilman Scholarship to participate in a study abroad program this academic year. The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program is a congressionally-funded program sponsored by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs at the U.S.

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SMC students reflect on study abroad experience

Observer Video Unit | Friday, November 22, 2019

   

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Christine Riccio delivers double the heartbreak and hope in ‘Again, but Better’

Dessi Gomez | Thursday, November 21, 2019

  BookTuber Christine Riccio has crafted a heart-wrenching, young adult love story by bringing together sets of opposites. The novel’s main character — 20-year-old pre-med college student Shane Primaveri — takes the ultimate leap of faith out into the world by undertaking a study abroad program in London halfway through her junior year. Unknown to

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University suspends Hong Kong study abroad programs amidst anti-government protests

Observer Staff Report | Wednesday, November 20, 2019

Notre Dame has suspended all programming in Hong Kong for the spring 2020 semester in the wake of ongoing anti-government protests, the University announced in a press release Wednesday. According to the release, 14 Notre Dame students were due to study in Hong Kong next semester at three separate institutions — the University of Hong

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The endless transition loop

Katie Harmeyer | Monday, November 4, 2019

October means football and Halloween, the change of leaves and the all-too-quick transition from sweatshirt to jacket to parka. And, on a campus where 75% of students study abroad, the month of October is also #studyabroadappszn for sophomores. As we turn the calendar to November, I’d like to consider how Notre Dame’s study abroad culture

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ND Washington Program allows students to spend a semester in D.C.

Cate Von Dohlen | Wednesday, October 30, 2019

Many Notre Dame students choose to leave campus to study abroad at some point during their academic journey, typically in the fall and spring semesters or the summer months. However, Notre Dame also offers the opportunity to study and pursue an internship in Washington, D.C. during the fall or spring semesters through the University’s partnership

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Study Abroad Week presents international options to students

Alvin Kraja | Thursday, September 12, 2019

While Notre Dame’s main campus is located in Indiana, many Notre Dame students take temporary leave of South Bend while taking advantage of the University’s various study abroad programs. Study Abroad Week began Sept. 9 with different information sessions such as Advising on the Fly, an event where students have the opportunity to ask advisors

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The importance of hospitality

Erin Grimes | Monday, April 29, 2019

According to Merriam Webster, the definition of hospitality is “hospitable treatment, reception or disposition.” That doesn’t really explain anything, so I turned to the definition of hospitable which is “given to generous and cordial reception of guests” and “offering a pleasant or sustaining environment.” Before my year studying in Innsbruck, I knew what the terms

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Instagram post 2192330035142907936_1726022560 Members of the community gathered at Duncan Hall on Wednesday for the second night of Las Posadas celebrations.  Senior Carolina Robledo explains Las Posadas as "a commemoration of the walk of Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem to find a place for Jesus to stay." The participants sang back and forth hymns with members of Duncan, Keough and O'Neill Halls as they travelled from dorm to dorm, commemorating Joseph and Mary's search for shelter.
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