Notre Dame University said it will require ACT or SAT scores for its 2027-28 admissions cycle after a six-year optional period, aiming to better assess academic readiness.
It also emphasized robust financial assistance programs for tuition, housing, and food.
More than 2,000 people climbed 110 flights of stairs at Notre Dame Stadium on Sept.
9 to honor 9/11 first responders—proceeds benefited Heart 9/11. Notre Dame students organized the event, which raised thousands and strengthened local tribute to the legacy of emergency service.
Notre Dame’s 28-point win on Saturday night moved them to number three in the AP Top 25 while Indiana’s easy win lifted them to number five — Michigan dropped out after a close win sealed by a Hail Mary.
Concord Community Schools has renamed the district office the George S.
Dyer Education Center after the longtime educator passed on Sept. 5—his 34-year career shaped generations of students, staff and families.
Hundreds of motorcyclists will ride in the annual Ride to Remember on Sunday, Sept.
13, to honor fallen police + firefighters + veterans, with pre-ride festivities on Saturday at Elkhart Indian Motorcycle and registration starting at Moose Lodge; traffic may be affected, so plan alternate routes.
Local community members gathered on Sunday at the Century Center to honor Kaylon Woods with a yoga event held on his birthday that supported his memorial fund for his children (organized by Yoga for Social Healing).
Elkhart officials and community members gathered for the annual Labor Day Parade on Monday downtown to celebrate the workforce and mark the holiday.
The event featured colorful displays and live music that brought neighbors together.
Skip Hop has recalled over 25,000 Sesame Street Elmo silicone teethers — available in the U.S. and Canada — because detachable eyes may pose a choking risk.
Residents in Elkhart should stop using the product and contact Skip Hop for a refund.
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