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Maggie Eastland | Thursday, April 15, 2021
The tri-campus community celebrated Take Back the Night Wednesday evening with a candlelight prayer vigil on South Quad. A large group of marchers — chanting and carrying posters — circled God Quad before congregating around the stage set up for the service. “No means no. Whatever we wear. Wherever we go. Survivors unite. Take back
Crystal Ramirez | Wednesday, March 31, 2021
During Tuesday’s Title IX Town Hall meeting held by the Notre Dame student government, Title IX board members and coordinators from the tri-campus community gathered to discuss the impact of new Title IX regulations. In light of recent Title IX changes came noteworthy alterations to the regulations and procedures in place on each campus. Michael
Alysa Guffey | Thursday, March 11, 2021
At the beginning of 2020, COVID-19 was rapidly spreading around the world, and life for students began to change drastically. Rome study abroad programs were suspended Feb. 28. The first case of coronavirus in Indiana was confirmed March 6. Students in the Washington program were forced to leave after their housing closed March 10. Yet,
Maria Leontaras | Tuesday, August 4, 2020
Hello, dear readers. Welcome to another thrilling academic year! Whether you’re a first year or not, this year in our tri-campus community will be like nothing you’ve ever experienced. Or at least that’s what it seems like — as of writing this, I haven’t been on campus yet. Changes abound, but this is nothing to
Observer Staff Report | Friday, June 26, 2020
The Observer has reported on numerous announcements from administrators across the tri-campus community regarding the reopening of the campuses for the 2020 fall semester. Here are some of the most important statements, all in one place: Jenkins condemns ICE restrictions – July 9 Highlights: Notre Dame would file a brief in support of a lawsuit
Letter to the Editor | Monday, March 23, 2020
Fellow Belles, Saint Mary’s is not a place we go to, but a place we come from. The gift of our Saint Mary’s education is that after four years of discovering our place in the world, we then get to go out and change it. As we find ourselves separated into different communities, remember that
Observer Editorial Board | Friday, March 20, 2020
While the week following spring break is usually a time of chaos and commotion for the tri-campus community, things are different this year. North and South Quads, once packed with students soaking up the sun on South Bend’s rare warm days, are eerie without the sound of Big Bootie Mix coming from a speaker in
Observer Editorial Board | Friday, February 7, 2020
You’ve seen him in the Noble Family Dining Hall on Saturday morning, bleary eyed and eating scrambled eggs, the only boy sitting in a sea of Saint Mary’s students. You’ve seen her sitting alone in her first Notre Dame course, struggling to log into a computer cluster because she keeps typing her Saint Mary’s email
Observer Editorial Board | Friday, November 8, 2019
Notre Dame sometimes feels like a family affair. We all know a fifth-generation Domer whose first words were “Go Irish!” The University’s mission to maintain a certain number of legacy students solidifies this trend; five years ago, Notre Dame committed to reserving a certain number of spots in each class for children of alumni. We
Katie Hieatt and Annie Moran | Friday, September 27, 2019
Among the attempts to characterize Notre Dame culture that line the shelves of the Hammes Bookstore, there exists a cheeky character called “Things Notre Dame Students Like,” its contents compiled from a blog of the same name. Being lovers of relatable and self-deprecating humor (read: Twitter. We like Twitter.), we were eager to discover aspects