Sugar Bowl postponed following New Orleans attack
Notre Dame’s Sugar Bowl matchup against Georgia has been postponed following a deadly attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans early Wednesday morning.
Notre Dame’s Sugar Bowl matchup against Georgia has been postponed following a deadly attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans early Wednesday morning.
University President Fr. Robert Dowd discussed his priorities for Notre Dame in an interview.
Notre Dame admitted 1,669 students via restrictive early action.
Jill Christman, an author and professor at Ball State University, visited Saint Mary’s Monday night.
Notre Dame will hold exams this Saturday to avoid conflicts with the first home College Football Playoff game on Dec. 20.
Senators had planned to introduce a bill of impeachment Wednesday after the Student Union Ethics Committee declined to do so on Sunday.
The longstanding tradition has grown to include a wide variety of styles this year.
The Notre Dame Law School Religious Liberty Clinic filed an amicus brief in October.
On Friday, Dec. 6, retired assistant director for science communications at NASA’s Goddard Space Center Michelle Thaller hosted the annual Christmas lecture sponsored by Notre Dame’s College of Science.
Take an in depth look at six classes being offered at Saint Mary’s College during the 2025 spring semester.
In response to President Yoon Suk Yeol of South Korea’s imposition of martial law on Dec. 3, the Kroc Institute for Peace Studies held a flash panel titled “A Stand for Democracy in South Korea” on Tuesday afternoon.
Notre Dame seniors Liam Redmond and Zachary Brown, co-founders of the social ride network YELO, have been named to the "Forbes 30 Under 30" list for their innovative approach to campus transportation and community connection.
Dr. Kate Biberdorf joined the Notre Dame faculty in a new position this fall with many goals in mind.
On Saturday afternoon, students attended Carroll Hall's signature event Carroll Christmas.
Assistant director for justice and solidarity and students involved with Spes experiences speak on an upcoming opportunity for students to learn about environmental justice and eco-spirituality in vulnerable communities.
Last Friday and Saturday, speakers from Notre Dame and other universities gathered for a conference series on the intersection of science and theology.
With a fresh few inches of snow, students in the tri-campus participated in the annual midnight snowball fight.
Professors David Campbell, Geoffrey Layman and Darren Davis discuss the implications of president-elect Donald Trump's plan for changing access to higher education.
Students from Saint Mary's and Notre Dame share their winter break plans.
Fiat and Belles for Life hosted a "Mother Mary Baby Shower" to assemble gift baskets out of donations for mothers in need.