Saint Mary’s to host ‘Battle of the Belles’ for current and accepted students
Saint Mary’s College will be celebrating the dedication of the new Angela Athletic & Wellness Complex on Saturday with the “Battle of the Belles,” a night of friendly competition between classes....
View ArticleNotre Dame drops home opener to Northern Illinois
After waiting for over a month to play their home opener, Notre Dame left Frank Eck Stadium disappointed Tuesday night, losing to Northern Illinois by a score of 5-3. With the loss, the Irish have now...
View ArticleSave the breakfast sandwich
In the looming shadow of Duncan Student Center lies the quaint cafe known as Waddick’s, an establishment deeply rooted in Notre Dame’s history. However, upcoming renovations threaten to destroy the...
View ArticleNDVotes, League of Women Voters aim to increase voter turnout with...
To counter the national, steady decrease in voter turnout throughout the United States, NDVotes — a campaign led by the Center for Social Concerns — and the South Bend chapter of the League of Women...
View ArticleNotre Dame takes down two top-10 opponents over spring break
Entering spring break, No. 4 Notre Dame was coming off its first loss of the season to No. 2 Maryland. By the end, the Irish (4-1, 1-0 ACC) had themselves a two-game win streak against top-10...
View ArticleBrian Kelly discusses defense, skill positions after first post-break practice
The spring season marches on. Notre Dame held its first practice coming back from spring break, and Irish head coach Brian Kelly said his veteran group looks “clean” in the first few practices. “You...
View ArticleBen & Jerry’s founder reflects on company, socially conscious business mission
Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream, discussed the history of his company and ethical business practices in a lecture Tuesday evening in the Mendoza College of Business....
View ArticleTrump and the future of the GOP
In addition to a conservative advantage on the Supreme Court, the presidency, both houses of Congress, a majority of governorships and a majority of state legislatures are controlled by the Republican...
View ArticleCouples share ‘Ring by Spring’ stories
Spring has sprung at Notre Dame — in more ways than one. March 5, the day engaged students and alumni can reserve the Basilica of the Sacred Heart for their 2019 wedding dates, has come and gone in...
View ArticleA look at the best music from ‘Atlanta’s’ season 2
Donald Glover’s popular comedy series “Atlanta” is praised not only for its realistic humor but also for its excellent soundtrack. The soundtrack represents the southern city’s unique rap scene with...
View ArticleSaint Mary’s alumna addresses harassment and power dynamics in Hollywood
Kate Hennessy, who has worked on films including “Lady Bird,” “Fences” and “Interstellar” and supervised famous actors and actresses including Viola Davis, Anne Hathaway and Sir Michael Caine,...
View ArticleContraception is contra-Catholicism
In the Feb. 27 edition of The Observer, a Viewpoint by Zacharias Thundy praised the University administration’s decision to provide contraception to employees and graduate students as “admirable and...
View ArticleNotre Dame sets sights on title repeat at NCAA championships
Notre Dame will prepare to defend its title starting Thursday at the NCAA championships with a full roster of 12 competitors. As one of only three schools, along with Columbia and Ohio State, to...
View ArticleIrish start outdoor season with strong showing at Hurricane Invitational
A new season has begun for Notre Dame. After sending eight athletes to the NCAA indoor championships, the Irish kicked off spring competition this past weekend at the two-day Hurricane Invitational....
View ArticleProfessor discusses nuances of autism
Professor Michael Waddell, director of the master of autism studies program at Saint Mary’s, called for a more complete understanding of autistic identities — acknowledging both the struggles and gifts...
View ArticleIrish upset by Wolverines in midweek matchup
Last year when Michigan and Notre Dame met at Arlotta Stadium, the Irish coasted to a 16-5 win. This year, the game was about as close as could be. Down 8-6 entering the fourth quarter, the...
View ArticleA home, a history, a family
My first interaction with ND Listens comes not from my time on campus or a flyer in the Dining Hall, but from my dad’s phone ringing around dinner time when I was young. Sometimes he would brush off...
View ArticleAnnual Aquinas lecture explores duality of interpretations of God
Thursday evening, Dr. Eleonore Stump of Saint Louis University gave the annual Joyce McMahon Hank Aquinas Lecture. Her speech, “The God of the Bible and the God of the Philosophers,” aimed to reconcile...
View ArticleIrish face Michigan Tech in first round of NCAA tournament
After winning the Big Ten championship title Saturday, the top-seeded Irish will head to Bridgeport, Connecticut, this Friday to take on fourth-seeded Michigan Tech in the first round of the 2018 NCAA...
View ArticleMarch and vote for our lives
Tomorrow an anticipated half-million “March for Our Lives” and “Never Again” activists will crowd the streets of our nation’s capital in a call for safe school standards and sensible gun control...
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