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(08/22/25 4:00am)
Welcome back to a new year! I want to especially welcome those of you who are first year students. I pray that you will receive the same kind of Holy Cross hospitality that I experienced this past year. What you are about to embark on is so much more than a college education. As Sister Madeleva Wolff, C.S.C., the president at Saint Mary’s College from 1934 to 1961, would say when welcoming her first-year students, this endeavor is “soul sized.”
(08/22/25 4:00am)
Dear students,
(08/27/25 4:00am)
While many Notre Dame students spend the summer completing professional and volunteering opportunities far from campus, many of these students do so through the help of Notre Dame programs and funding, enabling them to travel to different continents to pursue their interests.
(08/22/25 4:00am)
Saint Mary’s College will welcome the class of 2029 throughout this weekend with 497 students enrolled out of 1,928 accepted. That is the largest number of freshmen at the College since 2007 and a significant increase from the 406 freshmen enrolled last year.
(08/22/25 4:00am)
On July 11, the Heritage and Research Center (HARC) at Saint Mary’s announced Barbara Gordon as their first executive director. HARC’s historical record collections highlight the history of nine different women’s religious organizations, including the Sisters of the Holy Cross.
(08/22/25 4:00am)
Saint Mary’s College Board of Trustees will have seven new members this year, as announced in a June 11 press release. The newly introduced group includes Saint Mary’s alumnae Christina Calhoun Augustine ‘96, Mollie Meehan Baumer ’90, Candace L. Novak Sabers ’96, Princess Mae Dela Rosa Visconde ‘18, rising Saint Mary’s senior Angelina Stupak and David M. Jones, a Saint Mary’s dad and Notre Dame graduate.
(08/22/25 4:00am)
From Wednesday to Sunday, incoming freshmen at Saint Mary’s College will be acclimated to their new campus environment through Belles Beginnings, an orientation program led by upperclassmen and faculty. The program features events that will help students familiarize themselves with different parts of campus life and make connections outside of the classroom.
(08/22/25 4:00am)
As Notre Dame, Saint Mary’s and Holy Cross sports have gone quiet over the past few months, professional opportunities and individual accolades have taken center stage. Here’s a rundown of this year’s biggest summer headlines around tri-campus athletics.
(08/22/25 4:00am)
At half past noon on Tuesday, Aug. 19, head coach Marcus Freeman announced CJ Carr as their starting quarterback for the season opener in Miami. To most people surrounding the program, the sophomore was presumed the eventual starter following the departure of Steve Angeli in the transfer portal. However, after three weeks of fall camp, the final decision felt unexpected.
(08/22/25 4:00am)
The air will feel a little different this year at Alumni Stadium as the Notre Dame men’s soccer team takes the pitch with a new look.
(08/22/25 4:00am)
It’s championship or bust for the Notre Dame women’s soccer season in 2025. Despite their youth, the Irish are not lacking any bit of experience.
(08/27/25 4:00am)
When the college football world thinks of the historic rivalry between Miami and Notre Dame, one phrase comes to mind: “Catholics vs. Convicts.” The famous phrase traces its roots back to South Quad residents Pat Walsh (Dillon) and Joe Fredrick (Alumni) who illegally produced and distributed the infamous Catholics vs. Convicts t-shirt for the 1988 game between the two schools. The phrase, which eventually became the title of an ESPN “30 for 30” chronicling the game and its background, came to fruition after Miami’s football roster saw publicized legal trouble and multiple player arrests in the 1980s. While the derogatory shirt is certainly what comes to mind when anyone thinks about the matchup, there is so much more to this rivalry than just “Catholics vs. Convicts.”
(08/22/25 4:00am)
Expectations for the 2025 Irish women’s soccer team are higher than they’ve ever been during the Nate Norman era. The Irish return almost 90% of their scoring from a season in which they reached the national quarterfinals. They were accordingly ranked second in the nation — their highest preseason ranking as a program since 2011’s national championship follow-up.
(08/14/25 7:51pm)
Indiana attorney general Todd Rokita has expanded an investigation into Notre Dame’s diversity, equity and inclusion practices to determine whether the University is in compliance with civil rights laws and an Indiana statute regulating nonprofits.
(08/13/25 9:19pm)
Notre Dame’s Center for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, which has occupied the second floor of LaFortune Student Center since 2022, has been renamed the Sister Thea Bowman Center. The change was not accompanied by a press release.
(07/30/25 9:23pm)
Erin Hoffmann Harding will join the President’s Executive Team at Saint Mary’s, the College announced in a July 17 press release. Hoffmann Harding will serve as the College’s vice president for strategy and legal affairs, as well as chief of staff, beginning Aug. 1. The position is newly established within the executive team.
(07/05/25 11:36pm)
Notre Dame’s over $20 billion endowment will face a higher tax rate after President Donald Trump signed a major tax and spending bill into law on Friday, July 4. The bill, dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” is Trump’s signature legislative initiative thus far in his second term.
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(05/22/25 4:00am)
In a press release published Monday, the University of Notre Dame announced Santiago Schnell, the dean of the College of Science, will leave his position at the end of June and accept a new post as provost at Dartmouth College, serving as that institution’s chief academic and budget officer. Schnell will succeed outgoing provost David Kotz at Dartmouth, who was appointed to the position in 2022.
