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Evan McKenna, Rebecca Fried and Sarah Kikel | Monday, September 14, 2020
In the spring of 1990, Notre Dame senior Brennan Harvath (‘91) had an idea: The Student Union Board would sell t-shirts to raise funds for AnTostal — and to unify the student body for the September season opener against Michigan. The idea was a success; over 9,000 shirts were sold, and sales reached over $17,000.
Ryan Kolakowski | Monday, April 15, 2019
The sound of bagpipes echoed throughout Eddy Street Commons. Members of the Notre Dame marching band blared the celebratory Victory March. Jump-ropers and cheerleaders energized the crowd just south of the Notre Dame campus. Jack Nolan, the voice of Notre Dame men’s basketball, hosted the 2019 unveiling of The Shirt in front of Hammes Bookstore.
Marie Fazio | Friday, September 29, 2017
For the last 28 years, The Shirt has been uniting the student section at home football games, as well as Notre Dame fans across the country. First created by students as a way to raise money for various student activities, The Shirt has become a prominent part of the Notre Dame football tradition with over
Alexandra Muck | Monday, April 24, 2017
For the first football season with the new Jumbotron, students will see themselves wearing navy, the color of this year’s The Shirt. The design for the front of The Shirt features football players holding hands, and the back carries an excerpt from the lyrics of the song “Here Come the Irish,” which was written by