Lost in Translation
The language barrier is totally insurmountable.
Issues
Rohr’s Hosts Student Event ‘Bites and Brews’
Rohr’s, the bar and grill inside the Morris Inn, hosted a student event called “Bites and Brews with Bell’s Brewery” on Feb. 17.
Letter from the Editor
Tick tock. Tick tock. Tick tock.
Former ND Football Captain Writes Memoir on Ara Parseghian
“I had been wanting to do this for a long time,” Pomarico says. “I really admired Ara Parseghian. He was a tremendous leader, and he was so charismatic.”
Staff Endorsement for Student Government Election
As Scholastic interviewed and evaluated each ticket to decide which one we believe is most qualified for the role of student government president and vice president, we realized that each ticket was very distinct from the others in its focus and ideas.
Important Election Information
A press release sent to campus media outlets by the Student Government Election Committee of the Judicial Council says the council found the Corey Robinson-Becca Blais ticket in violation of an election law that prohibits early campaigning.
Louis Bertolotti & Elizabeth Fenton
Platform Focus: Transparency, Deliverability, Unity
Corey Robinson & Becca Blais
Platform Focus: Innovation & Tradition
Dominic Alberigi & Jennifer Cha
Platform Focus: Mental Health
The Yin and the Yang
The two had just tried to pin one word to define their time at Notre Dame spent in Duncan Hall and had ended up explaining how a distant flickering star, a love of Fall Out Boy, and a few good pipes had led the two of them down to where they are now.
Tour Tilted: The Concert that Almost Was
On the eve of the concert, a university official notified representation of Tilt and The Chainsmokers that, because the contract between Notre Dame and the group had remained unsigned, the contract was terminated, the concert cancelled.
A Season of Injuries
The running joke for the 127th Notre Dame football team was that it was a team with 127 injuries.
Preparing for the Future: A Look at the Recruiting Class of 2016
The Irish have received 21 verbal commitments thus far in the incoming freshman class, including 10 four-star recruits, according to ESPN. The Irish have prioritized key positions in the trenches during the recruitment of athletes under Kelly.
Prolific Offense Highlights Season
Hopes were high as quarterback Malik Zaire settled in under center and running back Tarean Folston lined up deep in the backfield as the Irish kicked off their season on Sept. 5.
The Luck of the Irish: Guest Column
Widespread interest leads to unraelistic expectations, to dissatisfaction with successful seaons. So it was with the 2015 season.
The Year of the Quarterback: Position up for Grabs
Notre Dame will have an abundance of talented quarterback options in DeShone Kizer, Malik Zaire, Brandon Wimbush and incoming freshman Ian Book out of California. Heading into the upcoming season, Zaire will have two years of eligibility remaining, and Kizer and Wimbush have three a piece.
The Next Step: 2016 NFL Draft
As early as last May, sports analysts began writing about which Notre Dame football players would be entering the 2016 NFL Draft. Considering the number of impressive players on Team 127, they’re right to be excited.
Kelly Deserves Respect
Brian Kelly’s sixth season at Notre Dame included double digit wins for the second time in his tenure. Kelly has now won 55 games at Notre Dame, including 39 victories in the last four seasons. Some fans, however, still believe that Kelly isn’t the right man to lead the Irish to the college football playoffs in the coming years.
Letter from the Sports Editors
The 2015 Notre Dame football team seemed to be following an all too familiar path.
GreeNDot Promotes Cultural Shift
This fall, Notre Dame launched a new program that gives people a concrete way of identifying and differentiating between instances that promote a culture of violence and instances that challenge the culture.