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Fernanda Bueno, Esq.

One alumna’s journey from immigrant to fighter and advocate for an underrepresented group that is challenged even more so since COVID-19. Born in Brazil, Fernanda Bueno immigrated to the United States at the age of 16. She facedevery… Read More

Category: Blogs Tags: Amnesty International, COVID-19, immigration, immigration attorney, immigration law, NDNU, NDNU Alumni, Notre Dame, Notre Dame de Namur, Notre Dame de Namur University, pandemic

The Bohemian: Notre Dame de Namur University’s Literary/Arts Magazine

by Zack Rogow

Notre Dame de Namur University (NDNU) has a long tradition of publishing literary/arts magazines, edited by students. The current magazine, The Bohemian, started in 1991, and the latest issue was just published this past spring. The new issue,… Read More

Category: Blogs Tags: Bohemian, creative writing, Diana Molina, incarcerated youth, literary, literary arts, magazine, NDNU, Notre Dame, Notre Dame de Namur University, Pearl Bauer, Pearl Chaozon Bauer, San Mateo County Juvenile Hall, San Mateo Juvenile Hall, The Bohemian

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