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Following release of Zahm emails, Saint Mary’s community members strive to reclaim the term ‘smick’

Maeve Filbin | Friday, April 30, 2021

Facing an attentive crowd, senior Grace Maher thanked the Saint Mary’s community for attending the first-ever Smick Walk, a celebration and reclamation of the word “smick.” Students, faculty and administrators gathered on Le Mans Green Thursday afternoon to demonstrate their support. “Even just showing up, you’re proving something, and that’s important,” Maher said. “I got

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Observer Editorial: Support student journalism, support our community

Observer Editorial Board | Friday, April 16, 2021

Ever since The Observer was established in 1966, our student journalists have strived to fulfill the promise and purpose of uncovering the truth and reporting it accurately. For instance, in 2015, The Observer broke the news of Fr. Ted Hesburgh’s death to the world. And this year, our coverage of the pandemic and campus life

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Tri-campus community to band together for ‘Take Back the Night’

Sara Schlecht and Claire Kramer | Wednesday, April 18, 2018

Students from the tri-campus community will gather Wednesday evening for ‘Take Back the Night’ (TBTN), an event intended to provide awareness and support for victims of sexual violence. Saint Mary’s seniors Julia Sturges and Kayla Zellmer, co-chairs of the Belles Against Violence Office (BAVO) Events and Campaigns Committee, worked on the college’s involvement in TBTN.

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Freshman becomes first ‘tri-campus’ student in one semester

Natalie Weber | Tuesday, September 5, 2017

Freshman Elisabeth Lasecki said she wanted to continue to take ballet classes when she began college, so she signed up for a ballet course at Saint Mary’s. This choice made her the first student to take classes at all three Holy Cross-affiliated colleges simultaneously in South Bend — Holy Cross, Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s