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Saint Mary's College - Exterior of Angela Athletic Facility and parking lot. Photo by Christina Reitano.

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Diana Buttu, the Chief Legal Advisor for the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO), addresses human rights violations in Israel Monday at Saint Mary's College Carroll Auditorium. Photo by Christina Reitano.

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McVoy totally trashed on a Wednesday night. Photo by Adam Miglore.

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Executive Producer Liam Dacey working in the NDTV television studio office. Photo by Andrew Kenna.

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Anre Venter speaking at a panel discussion on sports and race. Photo by Adam Miglore.

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Ann Power speaking at a panel discussion on sports and race. Photo by Adam Miglore.

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Anre Venter speaking at a panel discussion on sports and race. Photo by Adam Miglore.

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A panel discussion held Thursday night in McKenna Hall, entitled "Women in Sports Through the Media's Eyes," featured four prominent females in the world of sports and their opinions on topics ranging from Title IX and gender equity in sports to media representation and coverage of women's athletics. Photo by Adam Miglore.

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Nan Tulchinsky speaks about the changes in women's sports over the last 30 years at a panel discussion held Thursday night in McKenna Hall, entitled "Women in Sports Through the Media's Eyes." The event featured four prominent females in the world of sports and their opinions on topics ranging from Title IX and gender equity in sports to media representation and coverage of women's athletics. Photo by Adam Miglore.

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Coquese Washington speaks about her involvement in women's sports at a panel discussion held Thursday night in McKenna Hall, entitled "Women in Sports Through the Media's Eyes." The event featured four prominent females in the world of sports and their opinions on topics ranging from Title IX and gender equity in sports to media representation and coverage of women's athletics. Photo by Adam Miglore.

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Nan Tulchinsky speaks about the changes in women's sports over the last 30 years at a panel discussion held Thursday night in McKenna Hall, entitled "Women in Sports Through the Media's Eyes." The event featured four prominent females in the world of sports and their opinions on topics ranging from Title IX and gender equity in sports to media representation and coverage of women's athletics. Photo by Adam Miglore.

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Coquese Washington speaks about her involvement in women's sports at a panel discussion held Thursday night in McKenna Hall, entitled "Women in Sports Through the Media's Eyes." The event featured four prominent females in the world of sports and their opinions on topics ranging from Title IX and gender equity in sports to media representation and coverage of women's athletics. Photo by Adam Miglore.

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Nan Tulchinsky speaks about the changes in women's sports over the last 30 years at a panel discussion held Thursday night in McKenna Hall, entitled "Women in Sports Through the Media's Eyes." The event featured four prominent females in the world of sports and their opinions on topics ranging from Title IX and gender equity in sports to media representation and coverage of women's athletics. Photo by Adam Miglore.

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Campus Life Council (CLC) Meeting. Photo by Claire Kelley.

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Erin Cushing speaks at the Campus Life Council (CLC) meeting Monday night. Photo by Claire Kelley 11/18

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Libby Bishop listens to a presenter at the Campus Life Council (CLC) meeting Monday night. Photo by Claire Kelley 11/18

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Kristin Shrader-Frechette, O'Neill Family professor of philosophy and concurrent professor in biological sciences, speaks Monday in the Snite Museum of Art about the ways in which ethnic minorities face the brunt of public health and environmental risks because they lack the understanding or the resources necessary to fight against the threats. Photo by Claire Kelley.

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Snite Museum of Art painting by Paul Wood (American, 1871-1892) - "Absolution Under Fire," 1891 (Rev. William J. Corby, CSC, blessing the Irish Brigade at Gettysburg). Photo by Claire Kelley.

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Joyce DeLeon talks to Noi McDaniel at the Student Government Executive Cabinet meeting. Photo by Claire Kelley 11/18

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Saint Mary's College's O'Laughlin Auditorium was transformed Tuesday into a runway fashion show benefiting the prevention and treatment of female cancers. The show, "Della Donne: A Night of Fashion," raised proceeds to support Memorial Hospital's Spirit of Women Foundation. Photo by Beth Quinn

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Student Senate Meeting. Photo by Chip Marks.

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Matt Kinsella and Jeremy Lao at the Student Senate Meeting. Photo by Chip Marks.

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Matt Kinsella and Jeremy Lao at the Student Senate Meeting. Photo by Chip Marks.

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Sean Williams speaking at the Student Senate Meeting. Photo by Chip Marks.

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Notre Dame seniors Sally Wasmuth and Lauran Sturm and other residents who live at Dismas House (521 South St. Joseph Street) - a non-profit organization that provides transitional housing and support services to men and women who have been recently released from prison or jail. Photo by Nellie Williams.

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Exterior of Dismas House (521 South St. Joseph Street) - a non-profit organization that provides transitional housing and support services to men and women who have been recently released from prison or jail. Photo by Nellie Williams.

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Curtains hanging in Dismas House (521 South St. Joseph Street) - a non-profit organization that provides transitional housing and support services to men and women who have been recently released from prison or jail. Photo by Nellie Williams.

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Sheila Murphy, former presiding judge of Cook County, Illinois, speaks in the Hesburgh Center Auditorium about her perspectives on capital punishment in America. The lecture, "An American Paradox: A First Hand Account of Justice on Death Row," included Murphy's impressions of the death penalty and a retelling of her personal experiences related to capital punishment. Photo by Allison Day.

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Panel discussion on the death penalty in the Hesburgh Center Auditorium. The panel was part of the lecture, "An American Paradox: A First Hand Account of Justice on Death Row." From left to right: Paolo Carozza, Associate Professor of Law at Notre Dame; and retired Presiding Judge of the Sixth Municipal District Circuit Court of Cook County Illinois, Sheila Murphy. Photo by Allison Day.

Abstract Panel discussion on the death penalty in the Hesburgh Center Auditorium. The panel was part of the lecture, "An American Paradox: A First Hand Account of Justice on Death Row." From left to right: Judge Jerome Frese, Saint Joseph County Superior Court; Paolo Mancinelli, Representative of the Sant'Egidio community in Italy; Charlotte Pfeifer, Director of Student and Community Relations at IUSB; Moderator and News Anchor Mike Collins; Chief Prosecutor of Saint Joseph County; Paolo Carozza,...