Vol.166No. 5
Notre Dame students have the opportunity to purchase a fitness pass through RecSports that provides...
When considering where to go to school, I didn’t think too much about distance from home. My main concerns were about the university’s community, values and tradition.
My hair is particularly sensitive to the products I use. And, for some reason, the different scents of Dove conditioner have varying effects on the sheer size of my hair.
Although a federal holiday since 1983, this Jan. 17 was the first time Notre Dame officially recognized Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a university holiday for all students, faculty and staff.
While there are no simple solutions, it is clear that a lack of adequate public transportation has negative consequences for our local community.
Let’s not beat around the bush here: “Dune” is boring.
What exactly happens after you’ve turned in your last midterm blue book?
It’s a story of poverty, government assistance, abuse and loneliness.
During fall break, I experienced a different way of life in the Appalachian mountains.
I’ve always been pretty keen on birthdays. I think they serve as a wonderful excuse to reflect on a year’s worth of shared memories or to reach out to those with whom you’ve lost touch. Ironically, however, my own annual celebration does not pique my interest quite as much.
Pasquerilla West and Pasquerilla East, two women’s dorms on Mod Quad, celebrate their 40th anniversary this year on November 13 and 14.
The second season of Apple TV’s “The Morning Show” began on Sept. 17 with the release of episode one titled, “My Least Favorite Year.”
Last month on August 6, fans lucky enough to secure a ticket to the Wallows surprise show “Live at the Roxy” were treated to a sneak peak of an unreleased track at the set’s close. The song was teased earlier in the month across the band’s official social media accounts, later performed for the first time live in concert and officially released on September 30 with an accompanying video.
The year is 1986, and Steffanie Keller is nervous. It’s her freshman year at Notre Dame, and she has just been assigned her first story as a writer for Scholastic. Some of her nerves stem from her anxiety about proving herself as a writer, but mostly she’s afraid that she won’t be able to do such a controversial story justice.
Runners, walkers and outdoor enthusiasts alike might have noticed the massive construction project by Saint Joseph’s and Saint Mary’s Lake that has been in the works since the start of the 2021-2022 school year.
Students share their most memorable moments at the Notre Dame landmark.
Looking back, in the monotony of a year with little social interaction, one memory stands out: the night of November 7th.
Marvel movies have always been about spectacle, and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is no exception.
Sara Colangelo’s “Worth” revolves around the central question of whether we can assign a dollar value to one’s life.
Most students at Notre Dame love to joke that they “bleed blue and gold,” but sophomore Jimmy Maher quite literally has Notre Dame blood coursing through his veins. “Jimmy” is short for James Vincent Maher V, who is the fourth generation of Maher men to attend Notre Dame.
If you are among the elite patronage of students that frequents North Dining Hall, there is a chance that you’ve seen... a chipmunk drawn on the whiteboard that overlooks the lobby of North Dining Hall. Meet Lori Haselrick, the artist behind North Dining Hall's intricately illustrated whiteboards.
Are you getting tired of the same old dining classics? Maybe it’s time to venture outside of Duncan Student Center or Lafun to try out one of the newly contracted food trucks on Notre Dame’s campus.
As they waited for all members of the executive board to arrive in the Zoom room, conversation flowed in a steady, comfortable stream.
The sun is finally beginning to peek through the clouds and the temperatures are rising.
By all accounts, the 2021 horror flick “Willy’s Wonderland” has a lot going for it.
In order to accommodate the larger than usual number of juniors living on campus, around 40 upperclassmen were given the unique opportunity to live in the Fischer Graduate Residences.
As the title alludes to, the film emphasizes the cycle of corruption within commercial fisheries and the extensive conspiracy theory surrounding the ethics of the fishing industry.
This time, for the first time ever, the songs fans were listening to were completely owned by the artist.
Lana Del Rey’s “Chemtrails Over the Country Club” is the highly anticipated follow-up that answers the question of whether Del Rey had truly moved into a new musical era.
In his book, Snead explores the genealogy of American public bioethics.