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(11/12/25 5:59am)
The Irish sailed to commanding victories in their first two games, winning two straight by 20+ points for the first time since 2021. In their third and final home game starting off the season, Notre Dame hosted the Eastern Illinois Panthers. Eastern Illinois entered the game with an even record, one win and one loss while the Irish were searching for a third straight win, which they would find.
(11/12/25 7:00am)
Veterans Day, celebrated on Nov. 11, memorializes Armistice Day — the day when World War l ended with a ceasefire in 1918. Each year, the University works to honor veterans’ service and sacrifice with a variety of events.
(11/12/25 5:39am)
A $15 million gift from Bill Angrick ‘90 and Stephanie Angrick has enabled the creation of the Angrick Military Scholars program, which will support up to 10 military-affiliated students and families in the Mendoza College of Business’ full-time MBA program.
(11/12/25 5:00am)
Coming off a somewhat middling offensive performance in last week’s 25-10 win over Boston College, freshman quarterback CJ Carr and the Notre Dame offense were back humming again as they handled Navy 49-10 in a decisive victory. This was more characteristic of the performance one has come to expect from a Notre Dame offense that ranks top 15 in the Football Bowl Subdivision in total offense. This was a dominant return to form for the Irish, but for now, let’s focus on how each facet of the offense fared this Saturday.
(11/12/25 5:00am)
As boxers took to the ring for the Baraka Bouts semifinals Tuesday evening, senior captain Ocean Leto reflected on the intense training boxers go through to prepare for their fights and her own role in producing this year’s Baraka Bouts.
(11/12/25 5:00am)
For someone who spends a lot of time interviewing others, professor Jason Kelly recoils at suddenly being the one questioned. “I like being on the other side of this,” he laughed.
(11/12/25 5:00am)
Since its inception in 1997, Notre Dame women’s boxing, also known as Baraka Bouts, has developed into the University’s largest all-female organization. Each fall, hundreds of women endure blood, sweat and tears within the ring, not only for their own individual growth, but for the betterment of students at two Holy Cross secondary schools in Kyembogo and Jinja, Uganda. This vigorous pursuit of community-building is spearheaded by a team of experienced upperclass leaders, including senior vice presidents Emma Hazel and Tess Kesler.
(11/12/25 5:00am)
Florence Welch’s alternative rock/pop group, Florence + The Machine, recently released their sixth studio album titled “Everybody Scream,” a 12-track, 49-minute collection of pure cathartic rage. Stemming from and seeded in Welch’s personal experience with her physical and mental wounds following a miscarriage and the relation of this tragedy with northern European folklore and horror, the album is visceral, haunting and chock-full of angst and rage.
(11/12/25 5:00am)
Having thrown my fair share of celebrated dorm parties and attended my fair share of mediocre ones, I think it’s finally time for an official, Observer-approved guide to the best way to throw. This six-step program is sure to keep your next dorm party from being shut down prematurely or ending in disaster.
(11/12/25 5:00am)
Two weeks ago, campus community members received a crime alert email from the Notre Dame Police Department detailing a reported rape on campus. NDPD shared that a female victim reported on Tuesday, Oct. 28 that she had been raped in a Jordan Hall of Science bathroom by an unknown perpetrator.
(11/12/25 5:00am)
Two of the four passenger elevators in Hesburgh library are out of service, having “suffered driver failures,” according to a statement university spokesperson Erin Blasko sent to The Observer on Tuesday.
(11/12/25 5:19am)
Joining Baraka Bouts was a no-brainer for Layann Wardeh.
(11/12/25 5:00am)
Chicago-based Palestinian artist Mary Hazboun visited Notre Dame on Monday to discuss the intersections of feminism, art and Palestinian liberation for an event called “Palestine is a Feminist Struggle.” Hosted by Student Voices for Palestine (SVP), the evening included the opportunity to meet with Hazboun before her talk, as well as a closing Q&A session.
(11/12/25 5:00am)
As snow falls and temperatures drop in early November, Baraka Bouts captains juniors Rosie Binette and Kiska Porter stay active, leading young women and competing in the 23rd annual Baraka Bouts competition.
(11/11/25 12:41pm)
In early September, I found myself sitting on a highchair in a packed Duncan classroom, helping lead a community kickoff for an on-campus organization I am a part of. I was drenched in sweat; I had forgotten my new nametag, which I was supposed to wear, and was forced to run-walk to my dorm and back to retrieve the item before the event officially started. I took my seat, evidently breathing heavily and perspiring (like a maniac), and began to gaze out at the crowd. To my great dismay, I saw many familiar faces — some greeted me with a kind smile and nod, while others wore a solemn expression, thinly veiled with the same worry I carried on my face.
(11/11/25 8:11am)
What does an “intellectual life” look like at Notre Dame? How do we students live a life devoted to learning and truth in the midst of a demanding course load, a chaotic schedule, a vibrant social life and professional pressures to succeed and to achieve?
(11/13/25 5:00am)
I was walking through North Dining Hall (latitude: 41.70438449600084, longitude: -86.23578481713852) and as I was looking for a yummy to fill my tummy, I saw something that shook me deeply to my core. On the menu screens, it stared at me: a small beige circle with a stupid peanut logo. I fell to my knees and immediately started to scream. I could not believe my eyes. The University of Notre Dame has fallen prey to the “lamestream” media’s idea of the “peanut allergy.”
(11/11/25 6:37am)
Usually in articles, I will admit to being very cynical about freshman CJ Carr’s performance. However, this week I have nothing but compliments to give. Carr threw for 218 yards, helping lead the Irish offense in three of their touchdowns, while going 13-for-16 on passing. His first touchdown pass came in the back half of the second quarter when Notre Dame was up by 14 points.
(11/11/25 6:07am)
Notre Dame played one of their best games of the season last Saturday as they beat a solid Navy team 49-10. Coming into the game, there were questions about Notre Dame’s ability to defend a Navy team that runs an incredibly unique offense. However, the Irish answered any questions with a great performance, showing this is not nearly the same defense the team started the year with. Today, we grade each defensive group’s performance from their win over the Midshipmen.
(11/11/25 7:25am)
Recently, Scene Copy Editor Sheila-Marie Manyara wrote an article called “What’s working, and what isn’t, on Broadway,” which covered shows “Death Becomes Her,” the afternoon production of “Six” and “The Great Gatsby.” I had the chance to see two additional shows, “Wicked” and “Chicago,” along with the night production of “Six,” which gave me a new perspective on how important production and tech is on Broadway.
