As another successful SYR season draws to a close, some students will reminisce about an unforgettable night with the dance partner of their dreams, while others will breathe a hefty sigh of relief as the stress of dates and last-minute Amazon purchases fades.
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.
I try not to walk across campus alone late at night, a difficult enough task for the average student whose late night work can be completed in the safety of his or her dorm. For me, an architecture student with a penchant for procrastinating, late night strolls — or bike rides — come with the territory.
Labor and food shortages have limited dining services at Notre Dame, leaving students with longer lines and fewer options.
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.”
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.
Three different presidential administrations have come and gone, as well as three Summer Olympics. But Brian Kelly still remains. On September 4, 2010, Kelly earned his first win as head coach at the University of Notre Dame
A little after 4 a.m. on a clear night last October, three Notre Dame students were walking alongside North Ironwood Road from the Legacy Village neighborhood on their way to eat at Nick’s Patio.…
Deborah Arangno, Ph.D. is the mathematics program director and an associate professor of mathematics at Holy Cross College. Her research focuses on particle theory, cosmology, category theory, graph theory and mathematical philosophy. During her time as a graduate student at Emory University — and in all of her years since — she has taught a variety of subjects, including undergraduate mathematics, statistics and physical science.
Let me just say that I am not a bad guy; in fact, I would consider myself to be a pretty good guy. I think about volunteering sometimes, I eat my vegetables and I regularly follow nine of the ten commandments (I occasionally covet my neighbor’s house). However, I do seem to have one fatal flaw that some may consider to be “irredeemable”: I need to blow out every single candle in the Grotto.
After a challenging year due to COVID-19, the return of a normal fall semester has brought with it the resurgence of fall sports. So far, the women’s soccer, men’s soccer, men’s golf, women’s golf, men’s tennis, women’s tennis, volleyball and cross country teams have seen plenty of action. They have practiced hard and performed their best at home and on the road. These teams have been grateful for all the support from the fans and are eager to maintain the Fighting Irish spirit
Dear Mr. Bank of America,
My name is Preston McNickels, and I am a Notre Dame sophomore interested in breaking into the world of investment banking. I am certain that you must be extremely busy, so I am going to start off by apologizing profusely for taking up more than a second of your valuable time. I wanted to reach out to potentially set up a brief call to discuss your experience in the field.
Restrictions on student life from the top brass at Notre Dame rubbed a lot of people the wrong way.
Students share their most memorable moments at the Notre Dame landmark.
Coming into the 2021 season, one of the biggest questions for the Notre Dame offense was who would step up to the wide receiver position.
The young women covered the urinals with flower pots, Carol Latronica recalled, because, well, “how do you make a men’s hall ready for women?”
Grewe was not going to miss the opportunity to inspire millions across the globe, even if it meant delaying his enrollment in medical school for a few weeks.
Looking back, in the monotony of a year with little social interaction, one memory stands out: the night of November 7th.
Sara Colangelo’s “Worth” revolves around the central question of whether we can assign a dollar value to one’s life.
What to expect from men's and women's soccer, and volleyball.