‘This is more than one issue’: Students gather to protest Justice Amy Coney...
A crowd of hundreds of students carrying handmade signs and LGBTQ+ pride flags gathered on Library Lawn Thursday evening to protest the Monday confirmation of Justice Amy Coney Barrett. With security...
View ArticleTo the winner of the election
You probably feel pretty good right now. Following an especially contentious election cycle, you’ve secured your seat in the Oval Office for the next four years. After campaigning across the country...
View ArticleBru Burger: Well worth the trip to Eddy Street
Over the past few years, we’ve seen some Eddy Street restaurants come and go. We’ve said sad goodbyes to places like Yats and BarBici while big-name fast food chains have stood the test of time...
View ArticleNotre Dame maintains undefeated record with 31-13 win over Georgia Tech
In their second-straight road game, Notre Dame traveled to Atlanta to take on Georgia Tech for the first time since 2015. While the Irish were the heavy favorite over the Yellow Jackets, this 31-13...
View ArticleSaint Mary’s hosts feminine hygiene product drive for the homeless
Campus leaders from Resident Life, the Religious Studies Department, Student Activities Board and the Office of Civil and Social Engagement, have come together to create a feminine hygiene product...
View ArticleMen’s cross country wins ACC title, Nuguse takes home individual crown
The men’s and women’s cross country teams competed at the ACC Championships this past Friday in Cary, North Carolina. The men took first, bringing home their second title in three years, and the...
View ArticleFTT needs more Black representation
In a few weeks, students will begin registering for spring courses. For me, this has always been an exciting time — I go on class search, look for interesting classes, check their reviews and session...
View ArticleTri-campus students vote ahead of election day
While Election Day is tomorrow, as of Sunday afternoon a record 93 million Americans have already voted, which is two-thirds of the entire voting population of the 2016 election. The New York Times...
View ArticleIt’s OK not to be OK
I don’t think I have to convince anyone that our campus community is suffering. From COVID concerns to injustices against POC, declining mental health, incessant academic demands, heightened political...
View ArticleAdams: Reasons Notre Dame wins and loses vs. Clemson
Well, we made it. In the words of grad student defensive end Daelin Hayes, “it’s Clemson week, baby.” We asked Notre Dame fans for one reason they felt the Irish would defeat or lose to the Tigers, and...
View ArticleTune in to ‘Magic Oneohtrix Point Never’
Some time between sundown and sunup, the black-on-black meeting of the narrow winding road and the hollow, empty horizon is broken up by the stanchions of modernity, the piercing neon pronouncements of...
View ArticleDear 2021
Dear 2021, I’m writing you a bit early this year, so forgive me. You cannot blame me for wanting you to come with all haste. It would be a yawning redundancy to recount the distresses of 2020 to you....
View ArticleStudent seminar creates ‘Notre Dame Sustainability Pledge’
The University of Notre Dame’s Center for Social Concerns (CSC) aims to enact Catholic social teaching through community-engaged research, teaching and learning. This fall, the Energy, Climate and...
View ArticleKelly previews top-5 matchup with Clemson in Monday presser
Head coach Brian Kelly spoke with the media Monday ahead of the upcoming home game against Clemson on Saturday. The press conference followed another win for Notre Dame against Georgia Tech on...
View ArticleContext matters, but there is no excuse
Every year around Halloween, I love seeing throwback pictures of my friends in their cringiest childhood costumes. It’s always funny to see the people you know so well in a context that you’ve never...
View ArticleBaumer Hall to host plasma drive to benefit South Bend community
Baumer Hall, the newest men’s dorm on campus, is sponsoring a plasma drive called “Domers R Donors” to be held Wednesday from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the...
View ArticleScene selections: our dream ticket
The 2020 election has arrived and Scene writers have made their dream fictional presidential tickets! President Lil Baby and Vice President Gunna By Ryan Israel, Scene Editor Come 2021, the White House...
View ArticleWhat the anti-ACB protest says about student political activism
When my close friend told me that he was planning an anti-Amy Coney Barrett protest, I initially was impressed with his determination but skeptical about how the protest would actually go. I thought...
View ArticleBring it in 2021/leave it in 2020: ND edition
Well, this is it. My final column of the semester. What a time it’s been! Between scathing social commentary, genius financial analysis, topical fashion critique and a single actually serious column,...
View ArticleElection Night 2020: Minute-by-minute on the tri-campus
7 p.m. — President Donald Trump wins Kentucky, and Democrat Joe Biden wins Vermont, the Associated Press reports. 7:10 p.m. — Flaherty Hall: As the first polls begin to close, the energy in Flaherty...
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