Issues

Sarcastic: Coyle Hall Election Fraud

Author: John P. Carlson

For many Notre Dame residence hall communities, hall election season is a time of joy, excited anticipation and hope for the future. However, for one community, this year’s elections led to unprecedented unrest, disruptions and unease. The Coyle Community in Zahm Hall (formerly Fisher Community in…

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The Peculiar Rituals of the Emad Erton Tribe

Author: Emma Hurley

I have spent the past several weeks immersed in the culture of an exotic tribe, isolated from the rest of civilization in a region known as Anaidni. After observing their customs extensively, I have ultimately concluded that I simply could never make sense of them. Void of rhyme or reason, their outrageous…

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Ring by Spring for Dummies

Author: Kate Sorce

As Notre Dame students fall for “false spring” year after year, there is one second-semester phenomenon they can always rely on: ring by spring. The stereotype of meeting the love of your life at Notre Dame and getting engaged by senior spring is alive and well, and the pressure is on with only one…

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100% Legit Student Club Recommendations!

Author: John P. Carlson

Hey! Have you ever wanted to join a new student club at Notre Dame? ME TOO! I’ve put together some completely accurate and factually correct information about a few of the clubs that I’ve tried to join across campus. Take a look!

POLISH CLUB

If you’ve ever wanted to…

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Where Should the St. Paddy's Day Darty Go?

Author: PJ Carroll

Weeks of worry subsided a few Saturdays ago when the fine people of Legacy Village successfully hosted the Saint Patrick’s Day Darty. The event had been thrown into question after last year’s festivities “crossed a line” as “the police” said. But, praise be, this year’s partygoers were able to celebrate…

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St. Olaf's Ice Chapel

Author: Kirra Halfman

An email that led with “here’s a crazy idea,” soon turned into a profound experience for the Notre Dame community. It garnered international attention, fostered community and nostalgia, and above all, provided thousands with the opportunity to worship.

On a frigid Monday night, students forwent…

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Notre Dame 2026 Season Preview

Author: Chris Dailey

Chaotic. Turbulent. Heartbreaking. All fitting descriptors for Notre Dame’s 2025 season. The campaign began with two close losses to College Football Playoff teams Miami and Texas A&M. From there, the Irish fired away ten consecutive wins. The issue? The Irish’s surge never earned its ultimate…

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An Ode to Notre Dame’s Flag-Flying Tradition

Author: Ryan Murphy

Notre Dame game days are rich with tradition. Trumpets in the dome. Pre-game Mass and player walk. The concert on the steps. Long-running family tailgates. The victory march, the leprechaun, gold helmets running out onto the field and those four famous words: “Here come the Irish.”

There’s…

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My Top 3 Scholastic Football Articles of All-Time

Author: Chris Dailey

For most college football programs, digging up historical documents feels like a scavenger hunt. The quest for long-lost files leaves fans sifting through sketchy websites and grainy YouTube videos older than most students. However, thanks to the Scholastic Magazine’s Annual Football Review, that…

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From the Field to Our Feeds

Author: Payton Dymek

It’s the morning of Sept 14, 2025. You’re lying in your bed doing your routine morning scroll on social media, when you’re bombarded with one-lined graphics, hot takes and endless criticism threads scrutinizing Notre Dame football after their shortcoming against Texas A&M the night before. In…

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College Football: State of the... Union?

Author: Ryan Murphy

What’s the state of college football as the 2025-26 season comes to an end? Better than ever? Tetering towards disaster? It probably depends on who you ask. One thing is for certain: much has changed. 

College football has always been big business, and don’t let anyone tell you differently.…

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The Cost of Independence

Author: PJ Carroll

There is very little that can be relied on in college football right now. The mighty SEC has fallen. Indiana is the best team in the country and Bill Belichick is doing whatever that is. But one thing remains reliable: the money. Everybody is making money, and the Irish are no different.

According…

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The Ones Who Walk Away from Notre Dame Stadium

Author: John P. Carlson

There’s nothing in the world like a Notre Dame game day. The parking lots are filled to the brim with cars, people spend the day enjoying each other’s company (and free food) and once everyone has had maybe just a little bit too much of everything... the crowds flood Notre Dame Stadium to experience…

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A Senior's Swan Song

Author: David Owens

Delayed gratification. Marcus Freeman describes this concept as the result of “patience plus strategy,” reinforcing his belief that “there is no reward without pain, no success without struggle.” This simple, two-word phrase indicated the perfect blend of poise and persistence, where consistency would…

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On the Road Again: Inside the football travels of student media

Author: Reidy, Tyler

Each year, between Scholastic, WVFI Radio and others, Notre Dame student media covers every Fighting Irish football game — home and away. And while all of us on the second floor of Duncan love the comforts of college football’s cathedral, the sometimes absurd memories that road games produce are second-to-none.…

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