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(03/23/26 4:00am)
Recently, while I was sitting in the CoMo chapel, I came across a prayer called the Litany of Humility in the pages of my book. Intrigued, I resolved to pray it. But almost immediately, I found myself stumbling over the words. Phrases like “From the desire of being loved, deliver me, Jesus” and “That, in the opinion of the world, others may increase, and I may decrease, Jesus, grant me the grace to desire it” made me do a double take. For a moment, I had to stop and ask myself: Do I really want to be asking for these things to happen to me?
(03/23/26 4:00am)
On March 20, the Cushwa-Leighton Library of Saint Mary’s College hosted a reception to celebrate the donation of Charles Dickens’ works by Lenore Hennebry Madden and her family. Hennebry Madden’s family, students and faculty gathered on the third floor of the library to see an exhibit of the collection created by senior Rebecca Holm.
(03/23/26 7:48am)
In light of current politics and an event with the American Civil Liberties Union over winter break, a group of Notre Dame students came together with a vision to host a protest on campus celebrating immigrants on Saturday, March 21.
(03/23/26 4:00am)
The University of Notre Dame baseball swept Clemson last weekend in its first Atlantic Coast Conference home series of the 2026 campaign. It won Friday’s contest 6-0 and walked off the Tigers on Saturday, 8-7, before taking Sunday’s game 7-4.
(03/23/26 4:00am)
No. 6 Notre Dame advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament after a strong 79-60 win over No. 11 Fairfield.
(03/23/26 4:00am)
During spring break, the University of Notre Dame offered a variety of educational trips that allowed students to continue learning outside the classroom. Through programs run by the Institute for Social Concerns, the O’Brien Notre Dame International Security Center and On Purpose, students spent the week engaging issues of justice, security, health and community.
(03/23/26 4:00am)
The Women Inspired to Serve Conference, held Friday, provided an opportunity for students and professors to contribute ideas about women’s leadership in international security. Throughout the conference, two panels were hosted, as well as a keynote address by Raquel Bono, director of the Defense Health Agency.
(03/21/26 1:11am)
To offer recognition to the original family of a $10 million donation made in 2011 toward renovations of the Science Hall, completed in 2016, Saint Mary’s College hosted a renaming ceremony Friday morning and presented the new title of the building as Mathile Science Hall. The Mathile family’s donation is considered the largest single private gift in the College’s history.
(03/20/26 9:42pm)
Juniors Daniela Rivera and Mila Curtis, who had been campaigning unopposed throughout the week, were announced as the 2026-27 Saint Mary’s Student Government Association student body president and vice president respectively Friday morning via email.
(03/20/26 9:42pm)
Notre Dame’s acceptance rate held steady at a record-low 9% for the second year in a row.
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The first season of Notre Dame hockey under coach Brock Sheahan — a kaleidoscope of highs, low and uncertainty — is through.
(03/20/26 4:00am)
In the picturesque gardens of Castel Gandolfo’s Apostolic Palace, representatives from Notre Dame, the Vatican and over 60 universities from 30 countries gathered on March 9-10 to brainstorm the future of education on sustainability, celebrating the birth of the Global Alliance for Laudato si’.
(03/20/26 4:00am)
The University celebrated the 20th anniversary of its “What Would You Fight For?” campaign by bringing together faculty, students and media professionals to reflect on its storytelling impact and future.
(03/23/26 4:00am)
For its 31st annual Symposium of St. Thomas Aquinas, the religious studies and theology department invited Warren Kinghorn, professor of psychiatry at Duke University, to offer his perspective on coping with fear and trauma through courage and love.
(03/20/26 5:14am)
Our king is back, ladies, gentlemen and emotionally deprived One Direction fans. Fresh off the success of his newly released single “Aperture,” marathon aficionado and part-time singer-songwriter Harry Styles delivered his fourth studio album on March 6, titled “Kiss All The Time, Disco Occasionally.”
(03/20/26 4:00am)
The most famous woman to ever bear a child — Mary, the Mother of Jesus — is remembered daily at the school that bears her name, the University of Notre Dame. That tribute made the school’s betrayal of Christian values and of women all that much more atrocious when school officials offered Professor Susan Ostermann leadership of its Liu Institute of Asia and Asian Studies.
(03/27/26 11:48am)
As spring break comes to a close, facilities at Saint Mary’s College, Holy Cross College and the University of Notre Dame return to their regular hours for students. Over the break, a number of resources across the tri-campus community closed or reduced their hours in response to fewer students, leaving many at Saint Mary’s and Holy Cross facing the closure of dining facilities and reduced library hours.
(03/20/26 7:40am)
Awards season has finally ended, and most people treat this as an opportunity to finally move on to next year’s slate of films. However, before we look ahead, I want to look back and celebrate one film from last year that didn’t get the love it deserved and sadly walked away with zero Oscar wins: “Bugonia.”
(03/20/26 4:00am)
After finishing the regular season with five consecutive victories, along with two more in the ACC Tournament, head coach Niele Ivey’s Notre Dame women’s basketball team earned a No. 6 seed into the NCAA Tournament. It is the fifth consecutive postseason berth for the Irish under Ivey, whose lone absence from the March Madness tournament came in her first year with the former national champion player at the helm. The previous four tournament appearances have resulted in trips to the Sweet 16, but the Irish have advanced no further under Ivey’s reign.
