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The Second City Returns to Saint Mary's February 28, 2022 The Second City, famed as an improvisational comedy group from Chicago, will return to campus for its second visit as part of the Margaret Hill Endowed Visiting Artist series.
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Relaxing Our College Masking Protocols February 11, 2022 The following letter was sent to the campus community on February 11, 2022 to provide an update on our masking requirements and the status of our booster compliance.
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Alumna Charts Career with Confidence and Bold Moves February 10, 2022 Meet Kim Bero Rennick ’96:
Corporate law power woman. First-generation college graduate. Giving to future Saint Mary's students so they can find their power.
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Dance Concert Showcases Campus Talent February 10, 2022 The powerful passion for the arts can exist everywhere and in everyone. This year’s DanceArts concert, The Power of the Arts, presented by the Saint Mary’s Dance Ensemble Workshop (DEW) explores the power of dance, design, music, and spoken word by Saint Mary's College faculty, staff, and students.
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In Search of a Just Society; Inspiration from Thomas Merton February 7, 2022 Each month, the Center for Spirituality co-hosts a webinar series with the International Thomas Merton Society (ITMS), an organization dedicated to the exploration of the scholar and theologian’s life and work through programming, research, and teaching.
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The Art of Circular Giving February 3, 2022 As we leap into February, a major winter storm is sugar-coating our beautiful campus with a layer of fresh snow. Although the theme of this message may seem like it could belong to Christmas, it’s in this snowy season—this month, February—President Conboy finds herself thinking about the meaning of gifts.
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Masking and Booster Updates January 31, 2022 The following letter was sent to the campus community on January 28, 2022 to provide an update on our masking requirements and the status of our booster compliance.
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Spirituality ‘Pop-Up Sessions’ Offer Safe Space for Students January 28, 2022 Every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. students can find Carrie Badertscher in the Student Center offering a safe space for dialogue, community, or a place to have lunch. Badertscher, a Protestant chaplain who serves part time at a local South Bend church, spends the rest of her time on campus holding office hours, and a once-a-week “pop-up session.”
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A Note From the Cloak Room January 21, 2022 Campus and Community Events and O’Laughlin Auditorium have undergone a significant physical transformation this year: new carpet, new paint, wall removal, and some long overdue winnowing of files, records, and memorabilia. This summer, crews will transform the lobby restrooms, in hopes they will be ready by fall of 2022.