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Saint Mary’s students revive The Blue Mantle

By Mariella Taddonio · Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2026

For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, Saint Mary’s College will revive its student yearbook, The Blue Mantle, after a student-led effort to reestablish the publication.

Department chair of business and economics James Rogers retires after 11 years

By Soledad Castellanos · Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2026

After 11 years at Saint Mary’s College, Professor James Rogers is retiring as chair of the Department of Business Administration and Economics, concluding a career marked by entrepreneurship, teaching and community impact.

Record cohort of students prepare to receive Catholic sacraments through Notre Dame’s OCIA program

By Chloe Hanford · Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026

76 yearlong and 60 short course participants in the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults process are discerning Catholicism this spring.

New restaurants move into Eddy Street storefronts

By Mayte D. Mendez · Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026

CAVA, BIBIBOP headline incoming restaurants, as Blaze Pizza and Urban Outfitters close their locations.

SMC Residence Hall Association unveils formal theme

By Soledad Castellanos · Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026

The “Once Upon A Belle” themed dance will take place on April 10.

Students brave hours-long lines for Keenan Revue tickets

By Mara Hall · Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026

The doors to Dahnke Ballroom opened at 8 a.m., with tickets distributed at 4 p.m.

Walk for Peace provides reflection of prayer for attendees

CFAM, Solidarity SMC host ‘Walk for Peace’

By Aynslee Dellacca · Monday, Feb. 16, 2026

The Center for Faith, Action and Ministry co-sponsored a Walk for Peace with Solidarity SMC to pray for and reflect upon the current U.S. political climate on Friday evening.

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BSA hosts market event in honor of Black History Month

By Sofia Flores · Monday, Feb. 16, 2026

The Black Student Association hosted Melanin Makers Market on Thursday to celebrate and recognize Black History Month, with a variety of Black-owned businesses being showcased.

Coyle and Grojean Halls are near finishing touches for next fall

Grojean and Coyle Halls approach completion for 2026-27 school year

By Matthew Morin · Monday, Feb. 16, 2026

Grojean and Coyle Hall began construction in 2024 and will be completed in time for the fall semester, with a budget of $49.15 million per dorm.

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Holy See approves archbishop’s beatification after six year postponement

By Mara Hall · Monday, Feb. 16, 2026

Fulton Sheen's record continues to come back clear, reassuring the Vatican that they can proceed with the next step of his beatification, set to occur this year.

Rendering of new Student Union to be open in a few years

Holy Cross College receives largest individual donation in College’s history

By Berhan Hagezom · Monday, Feb. 16, 2026

Holy Cross College was funded with their largest individual donation gift in the institution's history. Clark reflects on the impact of these donations towards the development of the new residence hall's chapel and the Center for Campus Ministry in the new Student Union.

Mona Chalabi speaks at Leighton Concert Hall in DPAC

Author speaks on work in creating illustrated statistics to represent war atrocities

By Mara Hall · Monday, Feb. 16, 2026

Journalist Mona Chalabi offered a perspective that we are no longer living in the present and that journalists have an obligation to find new ways to captivate audiences with drawn statistics.

Author Sam Tanenhaus discusses William Buckley biography, Catholic influence

By Liam Kelly · Friday, Feb. 13, 2026

The author discussed his acclaimed biography of William Buckley, the conservative journalist and commentator, highlighting his role in shaping the conservative movement.

Neuroscience of Love course unpacks biology of human attachment

By Arezo Karimi · Friday, Feb. 13, 2026

The course offers students a deeper understanding of how the brain constructs attachment, how culture shapes romance and how technology may redefine love in the years ahead.

Irish Gardens prepares for Valentine’s Day rush

By Avabella Mitrano · Friday, Feb. 13, 2026

Irish Gardens is completely student-run and has been preparing all week for Valentine’s Day. They sell a variety of special arrangements for the holiday and deliver to the tri-campus community.

ND startup, CrossPaths, seeks to become a Marriage Pact rival

By Jane Miller · Friday, Feb. 13, 2026

Two Notre Dame students teamed up to create a matchmaking algorithm, seeking to compete with Marriage Pact. Between allowing participants to pay 5 dollars to chose between two potential matches and the prospect of selling anonymized data about Notre Dame students, the team hopes to make this venture a successful one.

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Saint Mary’s students revive The Blue Mantle

Department chair of business and economics James Rogers retires after 11 years

Record cohort of students prepare to receive Catholic sacraments through Notre Dame’s OCIA program

New restaurants move into Eddy Street storefronts

SMC Residence Hall Association unveils formal theme

Students brave hours-long lines for Keenan Revue tickets

CFAM, Solidarity SMC host ‘Walk for Peace’

BSA hosts market event in honor of Black History Month

Grojean and Coyle Halls approach completion for 2026-27 school year

Holy See approves archbishop’s beatification after six year postponement

Holy Cross College receives largest individual donation in College’s history

Author speaks on work in creating illustrated statistics to represent war atrocities

Author Sam Tanenhaus discusses William Buckley biography, Catholic influence

Neuroscience of Love course unpacks biology of human attachment

Irish Gardens prepares for Valentine’s Day rush

ND startup, CrossPaths, seeks to become a Marriage Pact rival

Rhoades, other bishops, call on ND to rescind Ostermann appointment

Holy Cross College’s President Clark to continue presidency until 2030

Married professors find love in the lecture hall

Construction continues on the Heritage and Research Center at Saint Mary’s

Ostermann declines Liu Institute directorship following backlash over abortion advocacy

Students plan ‘March on the Dome’ for Friday to protest Ostermann appointment

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ND cuts ties with The Ph.D. Project, reaches agreement with Education Department

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