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Ryan Israel | Thursday, February 21, 2019
It’s time to trade in your cowboy hat and boots for a pair of sunglasses and sandals. So far, it has been the year of the cowboy for Notre Dame musical performances, with country legend Garth Brooks performing at Notre Dame Stadium and Tim McGraw slated to perform at Purcell Pavilion. However, this Friday, two
Natalie Weber | Wednesday, April 11, 2018
The Student Union Board (SUB) announced Tuesday that the artist GoldLink will perform at Friday’s spring concert with MadeinTYO! as the opening act. The SUB concert will return to the Stepan Center, after last semester’s concert featuring Quinn XCII was moved to Legend’s. The fall concert was relocated to accommodate for athletics, which was using
Andrew Cameron | Thursday, February 8, 2018
Starting in the LaFortune Student Center and wrapping around God Quad, the line for tickets to the Keenan Revue began forming in the morning on Jan. 30, and continued to grow until ticket distribution finally began at 4 p.m. Every year, all 4,500 available tickets to Keenan Hall’s signature comedy show typically are given out in
Mary Grace Babbo | Friday, November 18, 2016
The International Student and Scholar Affairs (ISSA) sponsored their fifth-annual International Taste of South Bend on Wednesday. Held at the Stepan Center, this event featured free food samples from sixteen participating ethnic restaurants in the South Bend area with cuisines varying from Cajun and Jamaican to sushi, homemade cheeses, Chinese and Mediterranean. Between bites of food, attendees,
Kayla Mullen | Friday, February 12, 2016
Since its inception 40 years ago, the Keenan Revue has been performed in three different locations, kicked off Saint Mary’s campus, shamed various times in The Observer Viewpoint section and, despite all, endured as a campus tradition. Started in 1976 by two Keenan Hall RAs, Thomas Lenz and Richard Thomas, class of 1977, as an alternative
Matthew McKenna | Tuesday, October 27, 2015
In their first year hosting a fall concert, members of the the Student Union Board (SUB) wanted to host an artist from a genre of music they feel as been underrepresented in the past: country. Last night, SUB announced the fall concert will be a performance by country star Hunter Hayes with an opening act from
Megan Valley | Tuesday, September 1, 2015
The Australian national rugby union team, nicknamed the Wallabies, arrived in South Bend on Saturday and will be training on campus through Thursday. The squad, which is currently ranked third in the world, behind New Zealand and Ireland, will then travel to Chicago for a test match at Soldier Field against the 16th-ranked USA Eagles on
Andrea Vale | Friday, March 27, 2015
The 11th annual Holy Half Marathon will be held this Saturday. This year’s race will be filled with the maximum 1500 participants, as well as 500 waiting list members, and will benefit the local charities St. Margaret’s House and La Casa de Amistad. Holy Half President Katie Wood said the tradition started eleven years ago with
