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Updated Oct. 18 at 4:43 p.m. A 2014 Notre Dame graduate was killed in a hit-and-run on South Bend Avenue just outside of the Linebacker Lounge early Sunday, according to the South Bend Police Department. Police said Hannah Turgeon, 27, was crossing the street around 2 a.m. when she was struck by an unknown vehicle. read more→
The Notre Dame volleyball team fell in unfortunate fashion to No. 23 Louisville on Wednesday night, losing a 3-2 decision after taking a 2-0 lead after the first two read more→
This week, the Irish will travel to Columbus, Ohio, to compete in the ITA Midwest Regional Championships. This is the team’s fifth competition of the year. It is their read more→
image Students react to ND presidential debate announcement
image From the Archives: The Ghost of Washington Hall
image From the Archives: Dalloway’s Coffeehouse and the ’90s art scene at Saint Mary’s
image Flashes in the Pan: Felix, Josh, Thom and the band with no name (yet)
image From the Archives: Controversial speakers on campus
image Flashes in the Pan: LadiBree
Elizabeth “Izzy” Fourman, director of health and counseling at Saint Mary’s, will leave the College on Friday to take a position at Notre Dame, read more→
This week, the Irish will travel to Columbus, Ohio, to compete in the ITA Midwest Regional Championships. This is the team’s fifth competition of read more→
Fans of indie rock band Big Thief were surprised last July to receive unmarked, unannounced packages at their doors. Those fans had purchased vinyl read more→
Dear Notre Dame, The dialogue on this campus has very real implications for the lives of students, especially when it begins to touch on read more→
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