The Artemis II Moon Launch: Unity on Earth and in Space
On Apr. 1, 2026, NASA’s Artemis II rocket officially launched, marking the first crewed lunar...
Evacuating Jerusalem
The JGG cohort evacuated to London for the remainder of the semester.
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Judgment Calls
Check out the Judgment Calls for this November.
Profile: Juan Sebastián Chamorro
Juan Sebastián Chamorro reflects on his time as a political prisoner in Nicaragua.
Tutor ND: Education with Care
All about TutorND and their work connecting local South Bend students with educational resources.
Asian Allure
The Asian American Association of Notre Dame presented its annual showcase.
The Red Zone
Hear more about sexual assaults on college campuses.
#TBT: Fall Fashion Rundown
A deep-dive into the archives of Scholastic to see how fall fashion trends have changed!
Just a Thought with Sue Ryan
Sue Ryan on working at Notre Dame, internal communication and being the first female spokesperson of the university.
Residential Life Opens the Undergraduate Community at Fischer
The Undergraduate Community at Fischer is Notre Dame's newest residential space.
Sit Down with the Mayor of Dublin
“GOOOOO IRISH! Go Irish! BEEEAAATTTT NAVY! Beat Navy!”
The crowds, predominantly fans of the Fighting Irish, cheered those familiar chants on Notre Dame Street in Dublin, Ireland. Fans of the Fighting Irish and the people of Dublin had flocked to the street to catch a glimpse of the action.…
Judgment Calls
↓ Heat waves
Attending a historic university is cool, but so is air conditioning.
↑ Fall Flavors
Pumpkin spice and everything nice.
→ NDXLULULEMON
For the small price of $100, you will get a cute, monogrammed shirt and twin…
The Irish Come Home
All about Notre Dame and Dublin's special connection
Center for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Opens in LaFun
Into The Center for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI)'s Opening on Sept. 21
Just a Thought with Matthew Kilbane
A look into Professor Matthew Kilbane's research in computing and poetry
St. Joseph's Beach Reopens
A look into St. Joseph Beach's opening after 4 years
How to Sing the Alma Matter and Fight Song
Some incoming freshmen have had the Fight Song and the Alma Mater ingrained in their minds since birth. But for many students the first time they hear these songs will be at the first pep rally or the opening school-wide Mass. Here, Scholastic gives you an introduction to the lyrics that, by the time…
Why Notre Dame: A Primer on Our Lady's University
Notre Dame is a unique place. It’s situated in the heart of the Midwest, and its single-sex dorms, parietals and unyielding Catholic identity may seem archaic to an outsider.
Yet the vast majority of alumni speak highly of their alma mater, continue to donate to the university and attend football…
Snite to be Replaced by the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
At the far end of South Quad, lining the side of O’Shaughnessy Hall, sits a small and unique art museum. Largely visited by students for class discussion or as a quiet study spot during finals, the Snite Museum of Art is thought to be a charming aspect of Notre Dame’s campus. However, in Nov. 2023,…
College Roommates
Notre Dame is probably one of the few institutions left that requires their first-year students to live with a roommate, for a full year, who is randomly assigned to them. I remember the summer before freshman year when my home friends were scouring their future university’s various “Class of 2025”…
‘Strong Suits: The Art, Philosophy, and Business of Thom Browne’
This spring, Thom Browne’s residency with the Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study (NDIAS) will produce the one- credit course “Strong Suits: The Art, Philosophy, and Business of Thom Browne."
Just a Thought
Norman Vesprini is Notre Dame’s first-ever full-time piano technician. In addition to tuning, repairing and fixing 110 pianos across campus, Vesprini also teaches both the Moreau First Year Experience course and Applied Piano Technology, a one-credit class that focuses on oral tuning practices and piano mechanics.
IDEATING FOR UGANDA: St. Bakhita’s Path to Self-Sufficiency
Wendy Angst and her students are leading an effort to help a school in rural Uganda forge young women who are brave and innovative leaders.
Notre Dame and Native American Heritage Month
November is Native American Heritage Month. As Thanksgiving break comes to an end, it is important to take time to not just reflect on the pilgrims who celebrated their…
Construction at Notre Dame - What’s Hiding Behind the Chain-linked Fence?
Chain-linked fences are scattered across campus — …
The Migrant Network: Technology as a Force for Good
In a contemporary age dominated by technology, tech companies are invariably dedicated to the research, development and production of the next big platform — the next Instagram, the next Facebook,…
Storming the Field
Nov. 5 was a great day for Notre Dame football fans. Notre Dame started off strong against No. 4 Clemson, scoring the first touchdown of the game roughly six minutes into the first quarter. The…
Just a Thought: Justin McDevitt
Learn about Justin McDevitt, the assistant regional director for alumni and reentry services with Notre Dame Programs for Education in Prison (NDPEP) at the Center for Social Concerns!
#tbt: Praises for Fall Break
From 1985 to now, fall break is essential.
Amid the Aftermath: Florida Students on Hurricane Ian
Floridian students reflect on the damages and struggles from Hurricane Ian.