The Observer

Elizabeth Greenop, rector of McGlinn Hall since August 2024, is under investigation by the Office of Institutional Equity at Notre Dame for alleged sexual misconduct, arising from anonymous posts on the Instagram account shareyourstory.notredame. She has been on leave since June 29.

“We have been made aware of the online allegations. The University takes allegations of sexual misconduct seriously, particularly when persons in positions of authority may be involved, and is conducting an investigation,” the University stated in an email to The Observer. “The employee in question is on leave pending the outcome of the investigation.”

On June 17, the first post alleging sexual misconduct by Greenop was published on shareyourstory.notredame. The account administrator redacted the rector’s name from this and subsequent posts alleging misconduct.

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Story by Gray Nocjar

Since Le Mans Hall was established in 1926, its bell tower has never featured a bell to ring. That changed at 9 p.m. Saturday during alumnae weekend — a new bell was uncovered, and the tower broke a century-long silence.

The church bell is 45 inches in diameter and 1,800 pounds.

To obtain the bell, the College collaborated with the Verdin Company to restore, transport and install the bell. Saint Mary’s previously worked with the company on a tower clock outside of Angela Athletic and Wellness Complex.

Story by Observer News Staff

https://www.ndsmcobserver.com/article/2026/06/new-bell-revealed-in-le-mans-bell-tower