Vol.167No. 7
Read about Notre Dame's most beloved St. Patrick's Day tradition.
For devoted football attendees like myself, the spring semester is a bit of an uphill climb. Weekends feel different. Breaks are few and far between. The weather is inconsistent with winter one day and spring the next. Thus, spring break is a much-needed and widely-anticipated getaway.
Of course,…
Read about the unconventional life of a Notre Dame dorm fish
A guide to classifying classroom stereotypes
What's the best Thanksgiving food?
Two letters could determine your fate
A small interaction can stay with you for years.
An ode to the dangers of electric skateboards.
All about a totally healthy emotional attachment to pumpkin spice lattes.
Notre Dame horror stories as told by an upperclassmen
Notre Dame's dorm culture and Greek Life
"Do you have to be Catholic to sleep in the chapel?"
Many timeless debates have been discussed for generations without reaching a unanimous conclusion: cats versus dogs. Chocolate versus vanilla. Sweet versus savory. But no contention is quite as fierce as the one that rings across the Notre Dame campus at the start of every year: North Dining Hall…
First and foremost, why Chicago?
Before I left for my year abroad in America, all I heard was, “Oh, the Americans will love your accent.”
What's a student to do with a game on the front and back end of fall break?
Within my first week at Notre Dame the phrase “My old school didn’t have the major I wanted” probably came out of my mouth 20 times. “So, why did you transfer?” was the age-old question. It was…
On any given Sunday, millions of Americans sit down with family and friends to watch a spectacle take place. It’s either Mass or football — often both. It took some time after the NFL overtook…
![[Blank] or It Didn't Happen](/assets/493519/400x300/dole777_eqspi11rf68_unsplash.jpg "[Blank] or It Didn't Happen")
BeReal? Please BeHonest…
Get that thong out from between your toes. The time has passed. The sun has set on summer. So why are you still wearing flip flops?
Scholastic offers you an accurate portrayal of what happens when you have a conversation with a political science major.
It was a crisp January morning. Winter break had just ended. South Bend was at its worst, and I, like the 10,000 other students on this campus, decided to hit the gym because while Santa worked hard over break, my grandma with a serious knack for cookie-making worked harder. I spent my entire break averaging about eight cookies eaten a day. Don’t do the math.
A little-known name up to this point, Herman Bertier ‘94 is poised to become the next big success story of the University of Notre Dame. With a ritzy penthouse in New York, a flashy senior-level position in the world’s largest consulting firm and a penchant for throwing glamorous parties in his Hamptons country home, Mr. Bertier seems to have attained the Gatsby dream. But what is the story behind the man?
A recent campus poll indicated that when students were asked to describe their dating lives in three words, the most popular were “non-existent,” “Catholic” and “you-sound-like-my-mother.”
In a recent press release, the Center for Career Development announced the commencement of a novel week-long experience for students interested in expanding their intellectual, social, professional and spiritual horizons in sunny Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
The opening of Chick-Fil-A has sent shockwaves through the Duncan Student Center economy.
What’s up, partygoers (and losers)!? If you’re anything like me, spring break is all about three things: gettin’ schwifty, makin’ memories and a third thing!
Pretty soon, you’ll find yourself in the basement of someone’s parents’ house out in the suburbs, making awkward small talk with people you haven’t seen since graduation. Here are some people you’re guaranteed to see there:
Ever since the start of this year, Touchdown Jesus has been winking at me whenever I’m on library quad.
