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(04/17/26 4:00am)
In the world of collegiate athletics, male athletes receive the lion’s share of handouts from the House v. NCAA settlement, which, effective in 2025, allows universities to distribute up to $20.5 million of sports revenue to its athletes. With football and men’s basketball already receiving substantial name, image and likeness compensation, the settlement has not stopped schools from throwing more dollars into the “funny money” package. According to many reports, football rosters will require $40 million to $60 million in combined school and NIL resources to compete with the top spenders. Meanwhile, men’s basketball costs reportedly will jump 65% for next season. We all know that football drives the car, and men’s basketball is in the front passenger seat. But female athletes apparently must once again earn every cent they get.
(04/17/26 4:00am)
James Austin Johnson, the “Saturday Night Live” cast member known for his Donald Trump impression, brought stand-up comedy and a live audience question-and-answer session to DeBartolo Hall Wednesday night as a Student Union Board event.
(04/17/26 4:00am)
Billy Joel, Johnny Cash, Whitney Houston and Garth Brooks are among the famous names to grace the University of Notre Dame’s football stadium as performers. On Saturday, Notre Dame Stadium will add another artist to this listing, hosting Luke Combs on his “My Kinda Saturday Night” tour. The country artist is set to take the stage at 5:20 p.m. alongside Dierks Bentley, Ty Myers, Jake Worthington and Thelma & James.
(04/20/26 4:00am)
The Mendoza College of Business just launched its Minor in AI Analytics in Business, which aims to prepare students to apply AI in real-world business environments. Entry into the minor is preceded by an application process and is open to the Class of 2028 and beyond. For the first cohort of students, there were 94 applicants, 62 of which were admitted to MAIB.
(04/16/26 4:00am)
Women officially began filling the Notre Dame classrooms in 1972; however, it wasn’t until 1976 the addition of women’s varsity sports was established. For four years, women joined club sports such as tennis, rowing, fencing and basketball, which laid the foundation for the formation of the first varsity teams. The Unviersity introduced tennis and fencing as the first two women’s varsity sports, with basketball following in 1977; over the next two decades, volleyball, swimming, soccer, softball and rowing were given varsity status.
(04/16/26 4:00am)
This Thursday through Sunday, the Notre Dame women’s golf team will compete in the ACC Tournament. The team will head to Wilmington, N.C., to play at the Porters Neck Country Club.
(04/16/26 4:00am)
Last weekend, the Holy Cross College men’s tennis team extended their dominant shutout streak to five, defeating both St. Ambrose and Bethel 4-0. The wins brought their record to an impressive 8-2, with all eight victories coming after two disappointing losses at the start of the season. Holy Cross is now 2-0 in conference play, and their convincing displays have landed them the No. 8 spot in the national rankings. The Saints have been so dominant in the last few years that one has to look all the way back to 2023 to find their last conference loss.
(04/16/26 4:00am)
The biggest golf news of the week has arrived.
(04/16/26 4:00am)
As the end of the semester approaches, Saint Mary’s College has opened its housing portal for students to select dormitories. However, new limitations within the system have changed the process for many students. Increased enrollment, combined with decisions by the Office of Residence Life to close off sections of housing, has created a more competitive environment for those entering the lottery system.
(04/16/26 4:00am)
President Donald Trump this week criticized Pope Leo XIV on social media. University President Fr. Robert Dowd issued a statement supporting the pope hours after Trump’s posts on Truth Social.
(04/17/26 4:00am)
Since being rebranded in 2024, the University of Notre Dame’s Office of Admissions has hosted The Rally, it’s admitted students weekend for the incoming freshman class. This year, official programming for the Class of 2030 is scheduled from this Sunday through Monday, with an optional early check-in Saturday.
(04/15/26 5:39am)
On Tuesday evening, the Notre Dame softball team faced Indiana on the road at Andy Mohr Field in Bloomington. In a night where their hitting never got going, the Irish lost to the Hoosiers 11-1.
(04/17/26 4:00am)
On Tuesday afternoon, the Kroc Institute hosted Eman Abdelhadi, assistant professor at the University of Chicago, as a part of the Intersectionality and Peace Series for a talk titled “Adrift: U.S. Muslims and the End of Liberalism.”
(04/15/26 4:00am)
As a first-year student, I had no idea that a good portion of the Notre Dame student body leaves campus during Easter Break for vacation, going home or whatever. Instead, my dad opted for a weekend visit to South Bend from our hometown of Philadelphia. He’s a huge museum and history guy, so I figured we’d check out the touristy side of South Bend, which, I soon learned within one Google search, is extremely limited. Here, I’d like to give you an upfront review of our campus town’s tourism offerings from the perspective of two cynical Philly guys totally alien to the Midwest.
(04/15/26 4:00am)
Notre Dame baseball stifled regional foe Valparaiso with a 6-1 victory on Wednesday afternoon. Following the win, the Irish improved to 17-15 overall, while the Beacons fell to 9-23 on the year. Notre Dame has now won 18 straight games against Valparaiso, with its last loss to Valparaiso coming in May 2012.
(04/14/26 8:09am)
(04/14/26 5:40am)
Saint Mary’s alumnae and former faculty returned to speak at the 2026 Raise Your Voice Symposium keynote panel. In 2021, College President Katie Conboy established this symposium as a means to address, respond to and develop awareness toward sexual violence occurring within and outside of the tri-campus community.
(04/14/26 10:38am)
SMICK Rally culminates a day of remembrance and solidarity for sexual assault survivors, ending off the 2026 Raise Your Voice Symposium. The symposium seeks to empower those who have experienced sexual assault and raise awareness of its prevalence on college campuses.
(04/14/26 4:00am)
Over the last year, I’ve witnessed my friends becoming proactively offline and creative. Some are running. Others picking up physical books. Another friend painting oils on canvas. Someone else writing on Substack. Scrapbooking. The list continues.
(04/14/26 4:00am)
Amid an ongoing unpopular war and skyrocketing gas prices, the former president nonetheless finds time to criticize the leadership of the Catholic Church and portray himself as Christ. In an online temper tantrum that should concern all Catholics of faith, Trump wrote that the first American pope is “weak on crime” and “terrible for foreign policy,” before complaining that he does not want a pope who criticizes the President of the United States. Setting aside the irony for a moment, the exchange not only reflects a misunderstanding of Catholic theology but also highlights traps Catholics can fall into when participating in civic life.
