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(01/23/26 5:00am)
On Dec. 12, 2025, Netflix released the third installment of Rian Johnson's “Knives Out” trilogy. Fans of the series might be eager to see how this installment compares to the previous ones, especially in terms of tone and character development. This was a film I had been looking forward to for a long time, as I truly enjoy watching Daniel Craig prance around a crime scene in some fantastical locale, sounding like Foghorn Leghorn.
(01/23/26 5:00am)
Two presidential tickets have announced their intention to qualify for the student body presidential election, seeking the 700 signatures required to appear on the student government election ballot. Petitions began on Jan. 14, and election hopefuls must reach the minimum signatures before the Jan. 26 deadline.
(01/26/26 12:51pm)
Tucked away in the basement of Holy Cross Hall in the old mail room lies the newly updated Saint Mary’s Student Package Center. Previously, Saint Mary’s students could find their delivered packages with their hall’s respective front desk employees, but the fall semester changed that, making a shift to a more centralized process of mail and package services.
(01/23/26 5:00am)
Since the end of 2025, people have been talking about bringing back 2016. On TikTok or Instagram Reels you might have seen posts saying “2026 is the new 2016.” But what does yearning for earlier times say about our culture today?
(01/23/26 5:00am)
President Donald Trump ramped up his proposal in recent days that the United States control Greenland. The world’s largest island is currently claimed by Denmark and has been since the Kingdom of Denmark-Norway dissolved in 1814.
(01/23/26 9:49am)
If you have read my “author bio” below this column, you might have seen that if I could get dinner with any historical figure, one of them would be Paul Farmer. I believe Farmer was one of the most influential practitioners in healthcare, and I am eternally saddened that my nine-year-old self wasn’t a student at Notre Dame when he spoke here in 2011. Farmer was a medical anthropologist, professor at Harvard University, Chair of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School and founder of Partners in Health — an international non-profit that provides direct healthcare services and undertakes advocacy on behalf of those who are sick and living in poverty. Basically, he was the closest thing the 21st century had to Sts. Cosmas and Damian.
(01/23/26 5:13am)
The snow has taken ahold of Notre Dame’s campus, and the winter sports are in full swing. But among them all, hockey has fallen into a rut, and subsequently cratered to the bottom of the Big Ten standings.
(01/23/26 5:00am)
This January, Notre Dame Law School began accepting cases for its new Immigration Clinic, now its tenth clinic in operation. Designed and led by director Ashley Sanchez, the clinic offers pro bono legal assistance to members of the South Bend community while providing an experiential learning opportunity for graduate students.
(01/23/26 5:00am)
Following the recent shooting that occurred at the intersection of Angela Boulevard and Michigan Avenue on Jan. 11, Saint Mary's Campus Safety department did not send out an alert to students.
(02/03/26 5:00am)
The University of Notre Dame continues to make progress in its sustainability efforts through strategic planning, new initiatives and collaborative work. These developments build upon the University’s Comprehensive Sustainability Strategy, which was published in 2016. Despite touting improvements in campus dining and recycling, the University’s progress toward other stated goals, including reducing emissions, has slowed.
(01/23/26 9:41am)
After three consecutive losses, the Saint Mary’s basketball team hosted Adrian Wednesday and came out on top with a 63-53 win. The Belles moved to 7-11 with the victory and 2-7 in conference play.
(01/22/26 4:51pm)
A proud man of Irish descent, my dad has always boasted about Ireland’s outsized cultural impact. He thought it was amazing how a tiny island’s culture has spread across the world and become cherished by so many: Irish pubs, U2, Samuel Beckett and “Normal People” are just some Irish exports I personally love. However, none may be as important as Irish dance, which is alive and well here on our campus: The Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s Irish Dance Team will be performing their annual showcase in Washington Hall this Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
(01/22/26 4:39am)
The Irish men’s basketball team traveled to Chapel Hill Wednesday as the Irish battled No. 22 North Carolina and earned their fifth-straight loss 69-91 against the tough ACC opponent, with a 1-5 record in conference play.
(01/22/26 4:40am)
The Division of Student Affairs at Notre Dame sent an email Wednesday morning informing the student body that Olusegun “Segun” Olubunmi Soyemi, a second-year graduate student, had died over Christmas break. In the email, University President Fr. Bob Dowd, Provost John McGreevy and vice president for student affairs Fr. Gerry Olinger shared that Soyemi was in the master of sacred music program studying voice. He was from Lagos, Nigeria.
(01/22/26 4:40am)
During winter break, I found myself scrolling mindlessly through Netflix. Desperate for something that might allow me to sit still for more than a 15-second TikTok, I was searching for some form of entertainment. When “People We Meet on Vacation” appeared on my screen, I was immediately intrigued. As much as it pains me to admit, I’ve never been one to pass up on a modern, slightly painful-to-watch rom-com. I assumed it would be entertaining, or instantly forgettable at worst.
(01/22/26 4:39am)
“It all feels like a movie. To finally have [our] championship aspirations realized is so special.” This was IU Bloomington freshman Noah Yoon's reaction after Indiana’s historic championship win on Jan. 19. Yoon comes from a family of IU alumni, and while this victory meant a great deal to him, it meant even more to his father.
(01/22/26 4:39am)
The Notre Dame fencing program returns home to South Bend as it hosts the Michael Decicco Duals this weekend. Fresh off 4-1 victories for both men and women at the St. John’s Super Cup, the Irish seek to continue along their path as they hunt for its 15th national championship.
(01/22/26 4:40am)
January is an interesting month. Remnants of the past year seep into the new as we reflect on 2025 and craft our vision for the months ahead.
(01/21/26 5:00am)
The Notre Dame men’s tennis team remains undefeated after a dominant display in the home opener.
(01/21/26 5:00am)
As a fellow Mexican, I am always thrilled to watch Guillermo Del Toro’s gothic films. From the Oscar-winning best picture, “The Shape of Water,” to the innovative animation “Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio,” his beautifully grotesque art has been praised by critics and the public alike. Because of this, I was looking forward to watching his latest film, “Frankenstein,” which recently screened at the Browning Cinema in the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center. Already praised as “One of Del Toro's finest,“ I entered the theater expecting my already established idea of Mary Shelley’s classic novel to evolve into one of Del Toro’s saturated color palettes and tangible effects.
