Notre Dame statement on the Church crisis
The University of Notre Dame is proud of its Catholic mission, and the ways in which that mission enhances its education and scholarly efforts and enriches our University community. Yet the recent...
View ArticleNo. 20 Notre Dame to take on Northwestern after defeating Boston College
The Irish are traveling to Evanston, Ill., for a non-conference match against Northwestern on Tuesday night at 8 p.m. No. 20 Notre Dame (5-3-1) shut out Boston College (2-3-3, 1-3-0 ACC) in a 1-0...
View ArticleIrish hope to ride momentum heading into conference play after road wins
After defeating Clemson 3-0 and Georgia Tech 3-2 last weekend in a weekend road trip, the Irish will return home this weekend to square up against Wake Forest on Friday and Duke on Sunday at Purcell...
View ArticleRespect Life Week aims to promote value for life, anti-abortion message
The Notre Dame Right to Life club kicked off its annual Respect Life Week on Monday with apparel sales on South Quad, a blood drive outside Duncan Student Center and Respect Life Mass at the Basilica...
View ArticleGRC looks to engage students through LGBTQ History Month, Relationship...
Throughout the month of October, students will have the opportunity to collect free rainbow toothbrushes, stuffed unicorns, t-shirts and a variety of free food across campus. The reason? The Gender...
View ArticleRanking the sentences of the ‘Dear males’ column
In the fall of my freshman year, a columnist for The Observer wrote a column titled “Dear males,” and it explained why men at Notre Dame should not fear asking women out on dates. I agreed with the...
View Article‘A Simple Favor,’ a complicated movie
“Was that supposed to be a comedy?” my friend Molly mused as we walked out of the movie theater last week. We had just seen “A Simple Favor,” the new movie directed by Paul Feig. The film, starring...
View ArticleSaint Mary’s introduces criminology concentration
Criminals are all too often depicted as thugs and thieves in popular culture. In reality, they come in all shapes and sizes. Saint Mary’s new criminology concentration in sociology aims to show the...
View ArticleKelly discusses Virginia Tech, injuries and key performances against Stanford
After his team’s big 38-17 win over Stanford last Saturday, in what was Notre Dame’s first top-10 matchup at home since 2005, Irish head coach Brian Kelly spoke to the media Tuesday afternoon ahead of...
View ArticleAdventures in the student section
It started because my friend wore shorts to the Stanford game. Well, actually, it probably started at a tailgate an hour or two earlier, but I entered the narrative when my shorts-wearing friend turned...
View ArticleIrish ride huge second half to extend winning streak
No. 15 Notre Dame beat Northwestern on Tuesday night by a score of 3-0, extending its winning streak to three games. The Irish (6-3-1, 2-1 ACC) used a three-goal onslaught in the second half to beat...
View ArticleBridgeND hosts discussion on human development, education reform
BridgeND hosted a discussion titled “Faith and Human Development” in the Hospitality Room of South Dining Hall on Tuesday night. The speakers included Michael Gerson, a Washington Post columnist and...
View ArticleFr. Thesing helps lead Notre Dame to victory through faith
As Fr. Mark Thesing prepared to start up a movie for the Notre Dame football team in 1977, he likely never would have predicted the way his life would come full circle. Then a freshman at Moreau...
View ArticleAphex Twin breaks new sonic ground on ‘Collapse EP’
Richard D. James is having a late-career renaissance. Early in his career, James pioneered an electronic sound that would dramatically influence the electronic dance music and intelligent dance music...
View Article‘Dome-ish’ season two aims to explore cultural issues
The second season of “Dome-ish,” the television program showcasing diversity and identity problems at the University of Notre Dame, will premiere Thursday in the Duncan Student Center. While carrying...
View ArticleRight to (an unchallenged) life
As Right to Life Week kicks off, students are reminded of yet another thing that separates Notre Dame from most schools around the country. In an increasingly secular nation, very few schools have a...
View ArticleDuke dean discusses impostor syndrome
As part of the Distinguished Lecture Series, Dr. Valerie Ashby, the dean of Trinity College Arts and Sciences at Duke University, gave a lecture titled “The Impostor Syndrome” Wednesday. “One day they...
View ArticleIrish face another top-10 team at home
Facing one of the toughest schedules in the country, Notre Dame will have host its fourth top-10 opponent of the season this Saturday when the No. 6 Louisville Cardinals visit Alumni Stadium. The Irish...
View ArticlePop star Lauv to perform at Legends
Pop singer-songwriter Lauv will perform at Legends Nightclub on Friday at 9 p.m. Tickets for his upcoming concert sold out halfway through the first day of sales on Thursday Sept. 27. Such a sellout is...
View ArticleNotre Dame competes at ITA All-American Championships
Notre Dame is just getting its season underway, and it is finding success in the early going as seen this past week at the ITA All-American Championships. The event followed up a successful first...
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