The Supreme Court: A bench of sexual abusers
It seems as though we all just teleported back to 1991. An accusation treated with no sense of severity and respect, but with a sheer partisan will. A testimony destined to be undercut and a sexual...
View ArticleTwo Notre Dame alums start business selling DressWeights
Windy days can be the enemy of those walking around a city or campus in a dress — a wayward breeze could cause a serious wardrobe malfunction. Christina Dunn, ’07, and Peter McCullough, ’06, engineered...
View ArticleBROCKHAMPTON arrives with ‘irisdescence’
They were on top of the world, or so it seemed. After three self-released albums in the span of a year, BROCKHAMPTON had signed to RCA records on March 30, 2018, and looked destined to take their sound...
View ArticlePro-life is pro-woman
Hopefully most people at Notre Dame would agree that someone’s worth is not based on their circumstances, accomplishments or abilities, but simply on the fact that they are a human person. Regardless...
View ArticleSaint Mary’s RHA hosts spirit week to promote community
Saint Mary’s College Residence Hall Association (RHA) is hosting Spirit Week, a week of events aimed to strengthen the Saint Mary’s community, executive board members senior Joanna Collins and junior...
View ArticleIrish bounce back in win against Xavier
On a night in which a lightning storm called for the game to finish at the 72nd minute, Notre Dame was able to pull out of a three-game losing skid with a 4-1 win over previously undefeated Xavier. As...
View ArticlePanelists discuss refugees, far-right in Germany
In the late summer of 2015, Germany opened its borders to a large number of Syrian refugees who were fleeing their country for Europe. That policy choice has had many ramifications in the nearly three...
View ArticleKelly discusses QBs, Dexter Williams, special teams play and Stanford
During his weekly press conference, Irish head coach Brian Kelly discussed the preparations his team is making going into a top-10 home matchup with No. 7 Stanford, as well as his impressions from...
View ArticleEncounter South Bend plans to give students a different perspective
This upcoming Friday, instead of staying in their dorms to study, students at Saint Mary’s have the opportunity to engage in the South Bend community. The Office of Civic and Social Engagement (OCSE)...
View ArticleIrish look to make a statement at Joe Piane Invitational
As they gear up to host the 63rd national Joe Piane Invitational this weekend at Burke Golf Course, Notre Dame is expected to face its toughest field of competition this season. This is the second...
View ArticleHunter Heartbeat workshops bring Shakespeare to those on the autism spectrum
All the world’s a stage and now Shakespeare at Notre Dame and the South Bend Civic Theater are partnering to make a stage for all the world. The two organizations are offering five Shakespeare...
View Article“Maniac” is a mind-bending delight grounded in emotion
“I think our computer might be horribly depressed,” Dr. Fujita (Sonoya Mizuno) admits halfway through Cary Joji Fukunaga’s beguiling miniseries. “And might be behaving unpredictably.” It might be...
View ArticleA call to refuse contempt
This Tuesday, I had the opportunity to hear a lecture given by Dr. Arthur Brooks. Brooks is the president of the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank, and a columnist for The New...
View ArticleThree men arrested on WNDU property
Three people were arrested on multiple charges while hiding on WNDU’s property Thursday morning, University spokesman Dennis Brown said. A Notre Dame police officer confronted four men hiding behind...
View ArticleHoward Hall plans to seesaw for 24 hours with Totter for Water
Howard Hall’s annual 24 hour teeter-totter event begins at 4 p.m. on Thursday and will last until 4 p.m. on Friday. Each year, the women of Howard Hall choose to donate the funds to a need somewhere...
View ArticleNotre Dame looks to build on early success in Tulsa
Notre Dame has managed to find success early on in the season, starting with the Milwaukee Classic, which began last Thursday. Senior Grayson Broadus, junior Guillermo Cabrera and sophomore William...
View ArticleUniversity administrators address recycling policies, construction in fall...
In a series of town halls this week, University administrators announced changes to the structure of the First Year of Studies, discussed a new early retirement program and provided updates on new...
View ArticleAlumni Association hosts events for Football Fridays
Each home football game weekend, Notre Dame attracts many spectators, many of whom are alumni. Of course, these alumni come to see the football games themselves, but the Alumni Association also offers...
View ArticleThe Met’s ‘Heavenly Bodies’ creative but respectful
The Catholic Church can’t manage to stay out of the news. A recent wave of sexual abuse accusations against priests has Catholics and non-Catholics alike criticizing the Church’s handling of these...
View ArticlePanel discusses implications of Chilean “No” campaign
On Thursday, the Kellogg Institute for International Studies hosted a panel discussion commemorating the victory of the “No” campaign that brought down the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet in Chile....
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