Opinion

Incoming freshmen: Life begins today

In the time of Knute Rockne, for my incoming class exactly fifty years ago or for the current freshman class, the start of the fall semester is the friendliest time of the school year. Everyone is open to meeting others before they unfortunately settle into more hectic and restrictive routines. We who survived our freshmen foray on campus are eager to offer myriad advice. Yet the best practice advice remains unchanged from Rockne to Rudy to now: Your life begins today, so follow your interests and speak to strangers all semester.

An attack on off-campus residents

Jordyn Platenburg

First down Moses: A touchdown against anti-Semitism

Notre Dame has an apathy problem

Making new friends takes time — including during freshman year

Say hi

A broken world

Dylan Jaskowski

Where are all the Latinx Catholics at Notre Dame?

Eat toast… alone

Off-campus students deserve a place at the table

Quentin Colo

Take these opportunities

With best wishes and prayers for a successful year, 

At work for the common good

In Holy Cross, 

A warm welcome

In Notre Dame,

Your purpose now

Sincerely,Nancy P. Nekvasil Interim President, Saint Mary's College

Journey as a Saint

Best Wishes,

We will cheer you on

Welcome home,

Make the most of it

What makes this campus home

In Saint Mary’s, 

The people in my bar

Let's hear it for the ladies