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Brian Kelly’s head coaching winning percentage, which places him 16th among active NCAA Division-I coaches. His…
Issues
Irish Soccer: Men fall to Louisville in round of sixteen, Women stunned by Siue in first round shootout
In a hard-fought, third-round NCAA tournament matchup on November 27, the Irish men’s soccer team lost 3-1 over the Thanksgiving weekend at Louisville. That match was Louisville’s…
ESPN to Premiere "Catholics vs Convicts"
Nineteen letters. Three lines of text. One of the most talked-about college football games in history. All because of a t-shirt.
College student begs Santa to pay off interest on student loans
All the Times I Have Embarrassed Myself in a Fast Food Restaurant
Hello. My name is Jack. I am a 21-year-old person recovering from an accident. That was foreshadowing. Thank you for reading this piece. Can you guess how many of these stories take place in a McDonald’s? Three of these stories do that. That was also foreshadowing.
I…
Area male sees nearby SMC student, is convinced she is ungodly attracted to him.
GOD QUAD – While walking to his Business Law class in Debartolo, sophomore Derek Tinsley saw a Saint Mary’s student entering Nieuwland Science Hall. The SMC student, senior Lacy Miller, did not make eye contact or do anything to indicate that she even noticed Tinsley’s presence, but Tinsley says he…
5 Remaining Brian Kelly Horcruxes to Destroy Before 2017 Season
Even after Van Gorder’s dismissal, Brian Kelly still has 5 more horcruxes that must be destroyed before Notre Dame can even begin to consider letting him go.
How Notre Dame Students StaND Against Hate
The setting is casual: a small group of friends gathering together in early November over Einstein’s bagels and too many jokes to count.
Humans of the University of Notre Dame
What is Notre Dame? Or, more importantly, who is Notre Dame?
Trump's Victory Reverberates Across Campus
Few publicly predicted that America would ever call the Commander in Chief, “President Trump.” But as of November 8, 2016, that is our reality.
Letter from the Editor
Only twice in the 16 years that Bob Franken has been Scholastic’s advisor has an unexpected news event required staff to doff the planned cover story and instead report the event on everyone’s mind.
The Haitian sister working to save tuberculosis and AIDS patients
“We don’t have enough personnel to care for the people. I have to do many things,” she said.
Irish Fall 34-31 to Hokies on Senior Night
The second-to-last home game of the 2016 season, and the final contest at home for Notre Dame’s seniors, felt eerily similar to most of the team’s previous ten.
Review: Asian Allure Celebrates Spirit and Diversity of Asian Culture
“I love this show because it’s about sharing one’s identity,” said freshman actress Emily Luong, who played Cám, the evil stepsister, in Vietnamese Cinderella.
Essay: Walking out with ND
At 1:35 p.m. on November 16, students all over campus rose to take a journey.
Why students protested a Trump win
Around 80 students protested Donald J. Trump’s election outside Debartolo Hall Wednesday morning, chanting their support for undocumented immigrants, Muslims and other minority groups.
IS MIKE PENCE SCANDAL-FREE?
While some may view Pence as a safer, steadier choice to offset Trump’s volatility, he too has had a career fraught with controversy.
Letter from the Editor
Decisions, decisions — we’ve got a lot of them.
"An Educational, Political Force For Black Voices in Higher Education"
On October 9th, the Indiana Association of Blacks in Higher Education kicked off its Annual Fall Symposium with an opening event in the Morris Inn Ballroom.
Just a Thought with Kathleen Boyle
Kathleen Boyle, Ph.D. is a visiting assistant professional specialist in the Italian studies section of the Department of romance languages and literatures. Before coming to Notre Dame, Boyle taught Italian language and culture courses at the College of William and Mary.
From your perspective,…