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Observer Staff Report | Friday, May 19, 2017
June 1, 2016: Jan Cervelli starts first term as College President Cervelli assumed her new role as Saint Mary’s President on June 1 and was officially inaugurated on Nov. 12. At the ceremony, Cervelli said she envisioned Saint Mary’s collaborating with Notre Dame and Holy Cross in the best interest of all three institutions. “There
Natalie Weber | Wednesday, January 18, 2017
As the fall semester drew to a close, the Walsh community girls gathered for a meeting with the Walsh Hall renovation team to discuss the changes to the building. According to Liz Detwiler, the Walsh Hall rector, the building will have a number of updated features including expanded rooms and new common areas. “For the
Andrew Cameron | Monday, November 21, 2016
Every year, dorms across campus host a variety of community events to celebrate Thanksgiving, and this year proved no different. Flaherty Hall’s Project Pumpkin Pie was described by junior resident Kiera Bader as focusing on holiday’s spirit of gratitude spirit, sharing and giving back, within and beyond the dorms hosting them. “It was Pangborn’s signature
Lucy Jackoboice | Tuesday, September 20, 2016
This year, Walsh Hall’s residents are exploring a new side of campus as their home on God Quad undergoes renovations, including repairs to the heating system, plumbing system and chipped paint. For the next eight months, the “Wild Women of Walsh” are be living in Pangborn Hall, located on South Quad. “I think it’s very different than
Rachel O'Grady | Friday, April 8, 2016
The Hall Presidents Council (HPC) announced Pasquerilla East Hall as the recipient of the Hall of the Year award at Notre Dame’s Student Leadership Awards Banquet on Thursday night. Walsh Hall won Women’s Hall of the Year and Fisher Hall was named Men’s Hall of the Year. Seamus Quilty, co-president of HPC, said the committee
Katie Galioto | Wednesday, February 3, 2016
I consider myself to be a pretty sentimental person. I like trying new things but I have a hard time letting go of the old ones, which is why I was upset when I first heard I would not be living in Walsh Hall next year. The news was delivered in a University-wide email from
Selena Ponio | Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Interhall sports, signature events and mascots are just a few of the factors that contribute to the spirit and unique housing system at Notre Dame. With 29 residence halls, each possessing its own history, the housing system is one of the University’s most beloved traditions, and one that is about to change. On Jan. 13, the
Margaret Hynds and Jack Rooney | Wednesday, January 13, 2016
This July, incoming freshmen women will no longer have the possibility of being placed in Pangborn Hall. In a plan announced Wednesday night by vice president for student affairs Erin Hoffmann Harding, the Pangborn community — current residents and rector Sr. Mary Donnelly — will move into one of the two yet unnamed residence halls
Kelly McGarry | Sunday, October 4, 2015
Last Thursday, I went to Washington Hall to support the women of Walsh Hall at the annual Mr. ND pageant (read: find bae). The contestants introduced themselves by detailing their perfect date and their opinion on Pluto’s bump from planet-status, resulting in many mentions of South Dining Hall, an invocation of “size doesn’t matter” and references
Aline Irihamye | Friday, October 2, 2015
Walsh Hall held its signature event, the Mr. ND talent competition, Thursday evening in Washington Hall to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House. According to Liz Berndt and Charlotte Hogan, this year’s organizers and emcees, this was the first year all 15 male dorms had representatives at Mr. ND. Berndt and Hogan said it took