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(09/19/25 4:00am)
The University of Notre Dame is considered one of the schools with the most spirited student bodies, and yet at last week’s game, something even more exciting than the fierce competition with Texas A&M was happening: the revamping of this year’s The Shirt. The protocol was simple — wear the 2025 Shirt — but there was no rule on how. Adorned with ribbons and pins, the game turned from a high-stakes sports matchup to a live fashion show. Students turned these regular old shirts into completely different looks, some — I might say — much better than others.
(09/19/25 4:00am)
One year removed from a 66-7 beatdown of the Boilermakers, Notre Dame faces another get-back game against Purdue following a devastating home-opening loss. Like last season, the Irish have no margin for error if they wish to keep their College Football Playoff hopes alive. Starting the season 0-2 with narrow losses to Miami and Texas A&M, every game is a must-win from here on out. Here’s how the Irish can get back on track this Saturday.
(09/19/25 4:00am)
Starting under Brian Kelly and continuing through the Marcus Freeman era, Notre Dame football has developed a knack for producing NFL-level, pass-catching tight ends. From Kyle Rudolph and Tyler Eifert, to Cole Kmet and Tommy Tremble, and most recently Michael Mayer and Mitchell Evans, the Irish have featured the tight end position in offensive schemes more prominently than just about any other program in college football. Despite numerous setbacks and injuries early in his time in South Bend, it appears that Eli Raridon is next in line for Notre Dame tight end glory.
(09/19/25 4:00am)
After opening conference play at 1-0, Notre Dame men’s soccer will look to add to its undefeated ACC record and defend home field as it hosts No. 12 Louisville. The Irish are entering the match with momentum building after a dominant win against Omaha a few days prior.
(09/18/25 9:39pm)
Editor-in-chief Liam Kelly interviews director of Campus Ministry Fr. Pete McCormick
(09/19/25 4:00am)
When Notre Dame released its official 2025 football schedule just 11 days after falling to Ohio State in the national championship game, most Irish fans knew how difficult their first two games would be. By that time, former Georgia quarterback Carson Beck had already announced his transfer to Mario Cristobal and his crew in Miami. Additionally, Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed had proved himself to be as dynamic as advertised in the 2024 season when he took over for injured Aggies quarterback Connor Weigman. However, I don’t think many Irish fans believed they would find themselves sitting with zero wins heading into week four. What may have surprised Irish fans even more is that quarterback Steve Angeli would not be wearing navy blue and gold for the 2025 season.
(09/19/25 4:00am)
When I tell people I have met that I am a gold star child, the first thing people think of are those shiny gold star stickers you would get if you did well on a test or assignment back in grade school. A few people assume the term is lighthearted, meaning that I see myself as a “excelling overachiever” in my classes or “the golden goose” of my family.
(09/19/25 4:00am)
The weight of expectation for the Irish coming into the new season, especially as those around the nation now recognize them as national championship finalists, has been heavy. People expect Notre Dame to win, expect them to play well, expect them to dominate. Most importantly, they expect Notre Dame to make it to the College Football Playoff and contend for a championship as they did a year ago. Is that going to be feasible after starting the season 0-2?
(09/19/25 4:00am)
Notre Dame is starting 0-2 in football for only the 10th time in their 126-year history. Some seasons ended in disaster, but others flew above their early-season mishaps. Here is a look at every time the Irish started with back-to-back losses.
(09/19/25 4:00am)
Far too often, it is easy to claim that if a specific issue doesn’t affect me, then I needn’t worry myself about it. Compassion has fallen by the wayside in the foregone conclusion that the self is supreme.
(09/19/25 4:00am)
As students return to campus and freshmen are welcomed into their new dorms, each dorm has its own events and traditions to build camaraderie. Whether it be the mini-retreat that Howard Hall residents go on each year or Carroll Hall’s first game-day tradition of bleaching their hair, these events must be approved by Notre Dame’s Student Activities Office (SAO) to ensure they comply with the University’s du Lac student handbook.
(09/19/25 4:00am)
The first catch of Malachi Fields’ Notre Dame career couldn’t have gone much worse. During the first quarter of the season opener at Miami, Fields hauled in a screen pass to kick off Notre Dame’s second drive of the gain. The simple play call shouldn’t have resulted in anything preposterous, but it did.
(09/18/25 4:43am)
In a follow-up to the Sept. 10 vote to move forward with impeachment proceedings, the Student Senate convened on Wednesday to hold a formal hearing for St. Edward’s Hall senator Michael Heffernan. Heffernan, whose seven recorded absences violate Section 4.4 of the Student Senate bylaws, claimed that his actions were motivated by the desires of his constituents, who he said are overwhelmingly in favor of his decision. Prior to the impeachment hearing, Heffernan expressed confidence that the charges against him would be dropped.
(09/18/25 4:00am)
This idea first hit me after reading a friend’s piece about how we outsource so much of our lives that we start to lose ourselves. It got me thinking — what does that look like for us as college students? Walk across any campus quad today and you’ll see it: students with phones in hand, eyes darting between TikTok recaps, reviews and Instagram story “recommendations.” Where to eat, what class to take, whether a professor is “worth it” (via Rate My Professors) — everything from our coffee order to our careers seems to require validation from someone else before we make a move. Somehow, the modern college experience — once romanticized as a time to “find yourself” — has become an exercise in outsourcing our decisions to people we don’t even know. We justify our outsourcing as “crowdsourcing wisdom,” when in reality, we might (sadly) just be losing our ability to trust ourselves — and for that matter (and on a deeper note) our perception of who we really are.
(09/18/25 4:00am)
As if the burden of being a Notre Dame student, minesweeper addict, self-proclaimed visionary and interhall flag football captain weren’t enough, I now have the taxing responsibility of being a fish owner. My roommate and I offishially became fish parents 18 days ago, and as you can see, I’ve been quick to adopt the dad jokes. I am also very clumsy with a tendency to trip and knock things over.
(09/18/25 4:00am)
Just over a week ago, Charlie Kirk was brutally murdered by a leftist assassin while hosting an open mic debating event at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. In the days following this horrific incident, many on both the left and right have responded by calling for American society to make an even firmer commitment to “free speech” and open debate. These reactions are understandable, but they miss the grim reality that the “marketplace of ideas” can no longer coexist with the increasingly dangerous and extreme ideology of the far-left. Their embrace of violence demands a stark reassessment of our approach to open discourse, lest we allow the foundations of civil society to crumble under their assaults.
(09/18/25 4:00am)
Saint Mary’s College volleyball continues to have one of its best seasons thus far, staying undefeated following their Tuesday matchup with Franklin University. The Belles played a tough game against the Grizzlies and worked hard for every point, ultimately pulling out a 3-1 win and extending their record to 8-0 overall, while Franklin fell to 5-7.
(09/18/25 4:00am)
Nathan Sanchez’s 89th-minute goal propelled Holy Cross men’s soccer to a crucial 1-0 win against Saint Francis on Tuesday. The Saints moved to 3-3, snapping a two-game skid thanks to the win.
(09/18/25 4:00am)
After opening the season with a second-place finish in Grand Haven, Michigan, Notre Dame men’s golf held high hopes for the season. Recently, the Irish traveled to Oviinbyrd Golf Club in Foot’s Bay, Ontario, where they not only met but shattered expectations. During the two-day international, Notre Dame dominated, capturing first place and holding a 10-stroke lead over all other teams.
(09/18/25 4:00am)
Superhero fatigue has become almost unavoidable for moviegoers. In the past five years alone, Marvel Studios and DC Studios have rolled out a combined 26 films. While the superhero action brought in the consistent box office success of every Hollywood studio’s dreams at its peak, its inescapable shortcomings began to shine through the cracks for some. With an average of more than five films released per year, it was inevitable that many audience members would grow tired of the sometimes formulaic genre.
