‘The Kitchen Confidential’ — a look inside the culinary industry by Anthony...
This past June, just weeks after his death, I read Anthony Bourdain’s breakthrough book from 2000, “Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly.” The manner in which I did so,...
View ArticleIrish finish in the middle of the pack at Minnesota Invitational
Notre Dame landed in the middle of the pack in its first tournament of the fall season on Monday and Tuesday, finishing seventh overall among a 15-team field at the Minnesota Invitational in Woodbury,...
View ArticleCollege hosts annual Career and Internship Fair
The annual Saint Mary’s Career and Internship Fair was held Wednesday at the Angela Athletic and Wellness Complex on Wednesday from 4:30-7 p.m. Last year the fair was held in the Student Center but...
View ArticleScene Selections: New Singles
With due dates approaching and tests looming, it can be hard to keep up with the latest music releases. That’s why the Scene writers picked out a few of their favorite new singles to keep you in the...
View ArticleA simple way to honor our nation’s heroes
Throughout our history as an institution, Notre Dame has had a special relationship with America’s great military. During World War II, when Notre Dame’s enrollment fell sharply and the school was on...
View ArticleAmy Coney Barrett speaks on originalism, constitutional interpretations
Does an originalist interpretation of the Constitution require judges to ask what James Madison would do in a given situation? Judge Amy Coney Barrett (’97 J.D.) answered this question with a...
View ArticleSenior Isabella DiLisio is a key leader for the Irish
Isabella DiLisio has played a lot of golf for the Irish. Throughout her first three years, the current senior golfer has competed in every event Notre Dame has taken part in. When DiLisio played...
View ArticleBan Ki-moon delivers Asia Leadership Forum keynote
Ban Ki-moon, former United Nations secretary-general, led the keynote speech at the third-annual Asia Leadership Forum at Notre Dame on Wednesday evening. Ban, the South Korean native who served as...
View ArticleFr. Pete adds unique dynamic to basketball program
For Fr. Pete McCormick, it doesn’t even seem like work. Serving as chaplain of the men’s basketball team for the past six seasons in addition to fulfilling his duties as director of campus ministry and...
View ArticlePaul McCartney crashes into ‘Egypt Station’
When they introduced themselves to the world with the lyrics “Hope I die before I get old,” did Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend ever picture themselves limping across an arena stage in their 70s? Did...
View ArticleKolakowski: Riley is continuing a culture of success
Prior to the start of the season, the Notre Dame men’s soccer team was slated to take on 11 opponents who were ranked in the preseason United Soccer Coaches poll. Six of those 11 teams were ranked in...
View ArticlePost-game Masses welcome thousands
For Notre Dame football game attendees, the day often doesn’t end after the competition has been decided. For those interested in attending a worship service after the Irish have played a day game,...
View ArticleScene in South Bend: Crooked Ewe Brewery and Ale House
Crooked Ewe’s logo — the face of a Scottish blackface sheep, with bright red eyes and menacing horns — has provoked more than a few questions from customers, executive chef Alain Helfrich says....
View ArticleObserver Editorial: Revoke McCarrick’s honorary degree
In June, the former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, retired Archbishop of Washington, was suspended from public ministry by the Holy See when the Archdiocesan Review Board of New York determined an...
View ArticleFr. Pete reflects on creating memories and building fellowship with...
In the second half of The Observer’s feature with Fr. Pete McCormick, the Holy Cross priest discussed some of the more memorable moments of his past six season’s as men’s basketball team chaplain. As...
View ArticleLewis Hall prepares for annual LHOP fundraiser
On Friday, Lewis Hall will open its doors for the annual Lewis Hall of Pancakes, called LHOP by students. At this event, the women of Lewis provide an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet throughout all...
View ArticleIrish Insider: Vanderbilt
What Though the Odds: Experience and depth give Irish secondary the tools to overcome challenges, reach new heights Irish seek to grow steadier in all phases of special teams Greason: ND must be...
View ArticleScenecast: Emmycast
In the season’s inaugural cast, Scene writers discuss Emmy quirks, flops and predictions — in anticipation of the 70th Primetime Emmys award show, which airs tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time....
View ArticleIn defense of immorality
When I was in high school, I had a sort of sexual revolution. For the first time in my life, doubt creeped into my mind about the religion I grew up with — maybe it’s all a lie. I had been a very...
View ArticleClub seeks to bridge political divide on campus
Editor’s note: Throughout the 2018 midterm election season, The Observer will sit down with various student organizations and professors to discuss political engagement and issues particularly...
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