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From the Archives: Creepy tales and cultural traditions

By Spencer Kelly · Monday, Oct. 31, 2022

With this week’s edition falling on October 31, we felt obligated to write about Halloween. For those currently imbued with the holiday spirit, the following stories about campus ghosts, ouija sessions and seances will not disappoint.

Blanc Daze: Notre Dame’s new band

By JP Spoonmore · Sunday, Oct. 30, 2022

Gameday Gallery: Notre Dame vs. Stanford

By Ryan Vigilante · Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2022

From the Archives: Off-campus living over the years

By Spencer Kelly · Monday, Oct. 10, 2022

Though the fall semester is not yet halfway over, The Observer’s recent off-campus housing guide notes that “as October arrives, sophomores and juniors (and even first-years) begin to think about their off-campus migration.”

Gameday Gallery: Notre Dame vs. BYU in Las Vegas

By Ryan Vigilante · Sunday, Oct. 9, 2022

From the Archives: An early history of parietals at Notre Dame — Part 2

By Spencer Kelly · Monday, Oct. 3, 2022

This week, From the Archives continues its coverage on the early history of parietals at Notre Dame. Part one ended in 1969 with some early issues and complaints regarding initial parietal policies, but an overall sense of optimism that this new system would work out.

From the Archives: An early history of parietals at Notre Dame — Part 1

By Spencer Kelly · Monday, Sept. 26, 2022

Parietals continue to be a consistently controversial topic at Notre Dame, almost universally igniting the ire of the student body. While this policy may seem to be an eternal annoyance, in fact parietals as we know them date only to the late 1960s and are intertwined with the process of coeducation at Notre Dame, now in its 50th year.

Gameday Gallery: Notre Dame vs. Cal

By Ryan Vigilante · Sunday, Sept. 18, 2022

From the Archives: False starts — Deceptively disappointing openings in Notre Dame football

By Spencer Kelly · Sunday, Sept. 18, 2022

The fanfare that characterized the beginning of the Freeman Era has all but silenced at this point. Even after capturing his first win against the California Golden Bears on Saturday, another shaky Irish performance has skeptics of Marcus Freeman continuing to question his faculty as a head coach.

From the Archives: Forgotten fidos of the Fighting Irish

By Spencer Kelly · Friday, Sept. 16, 2022

From the Archives previously explored the origins of the “Fighting Irish” nickname. Today, this name is represented by, and synonymous with, the leprechaun. Whether it be the iconic fighting leprechaun logo or the student mascot leaping around at football games, leprechauns have come to embody the Notre Dame spirit.