The Extraordinary Life of Sister Madeleva Wolff

Barbara Allison talks with Tess Hayes about Sister Madeleva Wolff. She says "When I joined the Saint Mary's College community, I was familiar with the name Madeleva as a campus building and a street name. I didn’t know Sister Madeleva Wolff, the college president, poet, medieval scholar, educator, leader, and Renaissance woman. She is known... Continue Reading →

A Response For Riley Leonard

This message from Riley Leonard to his Notre Dame family is worth keeping. On December 18 he posted: "We’re done being afraid of anything — I know that much about this team. I know that, win or lose, we’re going to do it our way: We’re going to dare greatly." Go to the source to... Continue Reading →

Jim Flanigan, Jr.: The Man in the Middle

Yes, this press release is from 2001 but it sums up the Jim Flanigan, Jr. I know nicely... "Former Notre Dame football standout Jim Flanigan was named co-winner of the Walter Payton National Football League Man of the Year Award, which recognizes community service as well as playing excellence. Flanigan is the third Notre Dame... Continue Reading →

Tippecanoe Place

A generational restaurant in a historic house, Tippecanoe Place offers memories of new and old to all who walk through its doors. Source: Main Street Stories: Tippecanoe Place

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