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Observer Staff Report | Friday, March 3, 2023
Bradley Szotko and Joseph Stokes were elected Thursday as the Holy Cross College student government association (SGA) president and vice president, respectively. The pair thanked students for their support in their victory. “We are thrilled that our message resonated with the students of Holy Cross,” Szotko and Stokes said in a statement to The Observer.
Bella Laufenberg | Monday, February 27, 2023
Hugh Page, current vice president for institutional transformation and an advisor to the president, described his life as “a call to service” in an interview with The Observer. Page was raised as a member of the Baptist church while growing up in Baltimore. He went to a Presbyterian seminary first but ultimately discerned a call
Bella Laufenberg | Wednesday, February 22, 2023
On Tuesday evening, students filed into the Carey Auditorium in Hesburgh Library for an event that was 50 years in the making: the resurgence of the Student Life Council (SLC). The ‘New’ SLC A passion project of student government executive leaders Patrick Lee, Sofie Stitt and Nicole Baumann, the resurgence of the SLC has been
Observer Staff Report | Thursday, February 9, 2023
The Derick Williams and Hunter Brooke ticket will forfeit 20 votes from Wednesday’s student body election after the Judicial Council determined the ticket’s campaign engaged in “unethical behavior by sending out incorrect election links,” according to a press release distributed to campus media Thursday morning. After an allegation was brought against Williams-Brooke, the Elections Committee
Observer Staff Report | Tuesday, January 17, 2023
In a Tuesday news release, the University announced that mechanical engineering researcher Jeffrey “Jeff” Rhoads has been appointed vice president for research at the university. Rhoads, who will take over the role effective July 1, currently serves at Purdue University as a professor of mechanical engineering and the executive director of the Purdue Institute for
Bella Laufenberg | Monday, September 19, 2022
Over the summer, Patrick Lee, Sofie Stitt, Nicole Baumann and the rest of Notre Dame Student Government were hard at work for the student body. Lee, the student body president, explained that he stayed in South Bend to plan for the year and build relationships with administrators, other staff members and cabinet directors. “I never
Observer Staff Report | Wednesday, April 27, 2022
University President Fr. John Jenkins named the Rev. Canon Hugh Page as the University’s inaugural vice president for institutional transformation and advisor to the President, according to a press release. Page will work with University leadership to “create and coordinate an integrated diversity, equity and inclusion strategy centrally and across the various divisions, colleges and
Observer Staff Report | Thursday, April 14, 2022
Holy Cross students elected first-years Dion Payne-Miller and Oscar Jarmon as president and vice president, respectively, of the Holy Cross student government association (SGA) for the 2022-23 term. Holy Cross director of student activities Carolyn Kitz informed students of the election outcome in an email Thursday, thanking them for their participation in the election. “Thank
Mannion McGinley | Monday, November 8, 2021
Emily “Book Hook” Wilborn, the current vice president of the Baraka Bouts club, is not the first of the Wilborn family to box at Notre Dame. Four years ago, her brother roped her into it as a first-year and she has been involved ever since. “My older brother was a captain,” Wilborn said. “He was
Letter to the Editor | Thursday, March 23, 2017
I graduated from Notre Dame way back in the ’80s, and have been a proud alumnus ever since, even as my left-leaning tendencies have increased over the years. However, the “Com-Pence-ment” — ironically announced in the alumni newsletter next to an article about “Healing our divided nation” — has left me confused. I simply cannot