October 29, 2021 Symposium Reveres the Moreau Center for the Arts Dynamic, collaborative, and joyful were just some of the words used to describe Revere, Revise, and Reimagine: A Symposium of Research and Creative Works held across campus on Friday, October 9 as part of the Inauguration of President Katie Conboy. October 28, 2021 I Stand with Immigrants Day of Action October 28 marks the annual I Stand with Immigrants College and University Day of Action. The Office for the Common Good, Division for Student Equity, and Student Diversity Board collaborated to bring students and faculty together to hear from South Bend immigrant and refugee advocates. October 22, 2021 Student Safety First: Lighting the Path Last fall, the recreational trail alongside Indiana 933 was opened, providing a safer path for pedestrians and cyclists. Recognizing the trail as a safer option than the narrow sidewalk, the committee set out to make it safe 24/7 by constructing light poles alongside the path. October 14, 2021 Charlot Frescoes: O'Laughlin's Hidden Treasure Saint Mary’s College and the South Bend community have been widely recognized in the world of Fine Arts for many years. The college’s artistic influence traces back to nearly eight decades ago, when our very own Sister Madeleva brought the campus and its students to the forefront of the fine arts community. October 13, 2021 Announcing CWIL Fellows The Center for Women's Intercultural Leadership (CWIL) educates and empowers women to be leaders in their local and global communities. Earlier this year, the office announced the CWIL Faculty Research Fellows program to promote faculty research on gender, women, and girls. The initial cohort of fellows for 2021-2022 was recently announced. October 6, 2021 We Stand in Solidarity with Afghan Women For 175 years Saint Mary’s College has been educating women to make a difference in the world. As an early leader in the education of women, the College continues to respond to the complex needs and challenges of the contemporary world. October 4, 2021 Saint Mary's Welcomes Jacqueline Woodson Each year, the Humanistic Studies department at Saint Mary’s College presents the Christian Culture Lecture, an event open to students and the public that features prominent figures in the Humanities field. September 21, 2021 A Conversation About Race and Privilege On September 20, 2021, the Center for Spirituality and the Division for Inclusion and Equity hosted a discussion based on Father Daniel P. Horan's latest book, A White Catholic’s Guide to Racism and Privilege. September 10, 2021 Paying it forward Like many accomplished alumnae, Renee Schultz ’92 has been inspired to give back to Saint Mary’s College to help the next generation of women enjoy the kind of success she has achieved.