Issues

A Term Well-Served

Author: PJ Carroll

The year was 2005. The Xbox 360 was about to hit the market. Prince Charles was getting married again. Tom Cruise had successfully completed two missions that now, five missions later, are beginning to seem not all that impossible.

Most importantly, we here at Scholastic had just published…

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This Isn't the South Bend Permacloud

Author: Sara Wheeler

Spring in South Bend is always a gamble. Within a given April week, a Notre Dame student could be met with scorching 80 degree weather, a torrential downpour with 45 mph wind gusts and, yes, even a snowstorm that necessitates dusting off the parka that was prematurely put in storage. Monday, April…

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The Time I... Went to CancĂșn Over Spring Break

Author: Tess Reinhart

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,…

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Allison Rice On Her Book "Worldwide Women Writers"

Author: Suzanne Santiago

My high school exchange to Paris and visit during the summer of 2023 have taught me that the city is not a particularly welcoming place for foreigners. Nevertheless, I grew to fall in love with the distinct culture, artistry and intentionality in daily life. Despite the foreseeable challenges, I hope…

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IYCMI: Oscars Recap

Author: Ralston, Santiago

On March 10, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) held its 96th Academy Awards. The show, colloquially known as the Oscars, was hosted by Jimmy Kimmel.

The first award of the night and the first of the “Big Four” acting awards, Best Actress in a supporting Role, was given…

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