Toss Out Take-Out Culture
How take-out culture is detrimental to Notre Dame and our planet
Vol.167No. 8
How take-out culture is detrimental to Notre Dame and our planet
Nay dating apps?
Yay dating apps?
A perspective against rushing the field during the USC vs. ND football game.
A perspective for rushing the field during the USC vs. ND football game.
An English major argues against BookTok.
An English major argument that is unapologetically pro-BookTok
Country music is more profound than how it appears.
Once you've heard one country song, you've heard them all.
Find out more about the pros and cons of being a double major.
A look into the religious experience that is Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour
Impossible to miss, they can be seen strutting down the sidewalks on all six wheels, waving their bright orange flags and bearing delectable surprises inside of them. That’s right — the Grubhub robots are here, and their presence has ignited controversy amongst the Notre Dame community.
Most Notre Dame students asked about learning during the pandemic will conjure up memories…
When does the drive of Notre Dame students begin to compromise their well-being?
Fall is the superior season. Here's why!
It’s a sunny, Friday afternoon in September — the sun glistening high in the sky, sunlight filtering through the various shades of green leaves still attached to their beloved trees. Soon, they…
While campus dining halls offer a vast assortment of foods, when a friend suggests getting Chick-fil-A for lunch or dinner instead, it is a difficult proposition to resist. I pull out my handy…
It happened just the other day. I officially became the last of my friend group to not have a solidified plan for next year. To really set the scene, I must let you know — I am a senior and it is April. I graduate in a little over a month and I’m floundering a bit because I still don’t know what I want.
The men’s basketball team’s season ended in a 59-53 loss to No. 3-seeded Texas Tech in the Round of 32 of the NCAA Tournament. This capped an impressive run for the Irish, who had been relegated to the First Four after an early exit in the ACC Tournament left their NCAA Tournament hopes in doubt.
During July nights in Idaho, the sun does not set until 10 o’clock. To young girls, this feels almost sacrilegious.