Irish in South Bend
The History of South Bend and Notre Dame
The History of South Bend and Notre Dame
A home-field win in the College Football Playoffs start the Irish post-season run!
Rev. Peter McCormick, C.S.C., assistant vice president for Campus Ministry in the Division of Student Affairs, has been at the university since 2006. From assistant rector of Dillon Hall to rector of Keough Hall to director of Campus Ministry, Fr. Pete’s popularity amongst the Notre Dame student body…
Considering the cultural landscape of the United States, one unifying force stands out: our identity. Although our country is heterogeneous, aspects such as our governmental structure, sporting culture and even our national bird, the bald eagle, embody a unity that reinforces our commitment to the…
All about growing pains, girlhood and sitting in a state of in-between-ness
Everyone knows Notre Dame has a long history of tradition, but few besides alumni and students are familiar with the traditions of its residence halls. The university does not allow fraternities or sororities, but the dorm culture functions similarly — without the toxicity. Dorm culture fosters sisterhood…
I used to think that peace was paired with serenity, and that serenity was something surreal, but that was before I was able to find true peace on campus.
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.”
Some say that SNL is the off-brand Keenan Revue; others say that the initial air date of both shows is too close to call. However, all can admit that the 46th annual Keenan Revue was a success.
Labor and food shortages have limited dining services at Notre Dame, leaving students with longer lines and fewer options.