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Ralston Hall to be Closed Due to Seismic Concerns

December 12, 2011

Despite surviving two major earthquakes, and two World Wars, historic Ralston Hall will no longer house university offices and classrooms. This after the stark recommendations of two recent and independent engineering reports. The last day the mansion is expected to be open to the public is January 15. After that, it will be closed and [...]

Government Grants to Help NDNU

November 2, 2011

Notre Dame de Namur University is the only four-year, private university in Northern California to earn the title of being called a Hispanic Serving Institution. This designation has helped us receive two grants for a combined 6.1 million from the United States Department of Education. These grants will help by providing Hispanic and low-income students [...]

The New Argo Mascot

November 2, 2011

Not only did NDNU change the logo of the school this past summer, but they also had a few additions to their personnel, mainly in the Motivation Department. As the crowds pile in to most NDNU athletic events, most students have at least wondered: “Does this school have a mascot?” Chances are you did not know one [...]

Sports

Jeff Ford’s New Challenges

November 2, 2011

There are not many people in the world that can take a potentially career ending injury and say it was a good thing. Then again, there are not many people in the world like Jeff Ford. The NDNU senior, in his final year on campus, ruptured his Achilles tendon after a scrimmage practice. The effects [...]

New Lacrosse Coach to Lead The Way

November 2, 2011

If you’re new to Notre Dame, chances are you may not have known we had a lacrosse team. If you knew Notre Dame had a lacrosse team, you may have seen a few of their players walking around carrying some type of sticks that have different sized baskets attached at one end. Well that “basket” [...]

The New Argo Mascot

November 2, 2011

Not only did NDNU change the logo of the school this past summer, but they also had a few additions to their personnel, mainly in the Motivation Department. As the crowds pile in to most NDNU athletic events, most students have at least wondered: “Does this school have a mascot?” Chances are you did not know one [...]

A&E

Wiegand Gallery Host Peruvian Cuadros

November 2, 2011

“Picturing Paradise” is Rebecca Davis’ own collection of curated cuadros, or embroidered fabric pictures. They are now on display in Wiegand Gallery where they may be viewed until the end of October. Davis’ curated exhibition, the outcome of several fieldwork projects to underprivileged areas, is in truth the handiwork of women in the Peruvian community [...]

Discovering new ways to express music

October 5, 2011

The A’Cappella Club, created by students, to express themselves by the rhythm of their own voices and sound.

Redwood City festivities close out the summer

October 5, 2011

As the summer season comes to a close, Redwood city becomes the place to go to for art and festivities.

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Opinion

Defending The “Catholic Identity”

November 2, 2011

By Judith Greig President’s Statement regarding Father Tom Splain’s Letter regarding “Where Does NDNU Really Want to Go with Its Catholic Identity” and response from Dr. Miriam Zimmerman Father Tom Splain and Professor Emerita Zimmerman have written letters widely circulated in the community expressing questions about the direction of our discussions of Catholic identity.  I [...]

Programming Board Behind Organizing Events

November 2, 2011

Programming Board consists of seven NDNU students under the direction of Emily Alvelo, is one of most recognized student lead organizations on campus, being responsible for dances, formals, Oktoberfest, Homecoming and Viva, to name a few. In my opinion, Programming Board is at their finest, working diligently with students, staff, and faculty for the overall [...]

ASNDNU, Wants You to “Be Heard”

November 2, 2011

By Steph Biehl “Be Heard” is not just a bunch of sequential letters printed on a T-shirt. It’s not just a hallow statement utilized for aesthetic purposes. It’s an initiative, a genuine initiative that has a great number of ASNDNU leaders and members zealous about the actions that lie within this initiative. “Be Heard” truly [...]

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