Stories, traditions, and practical guides from Notre Dame and South Bend—plus a place to share yours.
Well, we finally know what we suspected all along; Deuce Knight might be playing for Auburn next year. Might? Tyler Wojciak (who I think has the best Notre Dame podcast out there) did a great job of summarizing the career arc of college quarterbacks going back to 2019 and the results might be surprising to... Continue Reading →
500 drones took to the skies to create a number of Notre Dame icons during the celebration of Rev. Robert A Dowd, C.S.C.'s inauguration.
Marcus Freeman certainly bought the heat himself on a 90-degree night at Texas A&M. 'This doesn't work if you do it every week.It works when a head coach saves it for the right time and when a coach, most importantly, is SINCERE about it. Freeman says he can't worry about being someone else but instead... Continue Reading →
The University of Notre Dame's College of Science has announced the creation of a new, strategic faculty position: professor for the public understanding of science. This role is designed to enhance the college’s visibility both nationally and internationally. Renowned chemist and science communicator Kate Biberdorf, popularly known as “Kate the Chemist,” will be the first to hold... Continue Reading →
Manti Te'o, Kyle Brandt go head-to-head on Notre Dame trivia!
What do you know about the 'minim department'? I had never heard of the 'minims' until Amy Minnick shared a link! "For nearly ninety years, Notre Dame consisted of three departments: Senior (collegiate, ages 17+), Junior (preparatory, ages 12-17), and Minim (grammar school, under the age of 12). It was possible to arrive at Notre... Continue Reading →
Learn the history, lore and automotive progress at the Studebaker National Museum. Explore collections of presidential carriages and military vehicles. Source: Studebaker National Museum | Collections, Events & Exhibits
The University of Notre Dame has a long history with the nation’s highest public office, starting with Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935. "The nation’s first and still only Catholic president, John F. Kennedy, never spoke at Notre Dame during his presidency. But he did have a long and close relationship with the University prior to... Continue Reading →
A growing number of ethnic and international restaurants are popping up near downtown South Bend. Here's a quick look at seven of them: 7 South Bend restaurants specializing in international cuisine
The High Kings, a traditional Irish folk band, sing "Gloria (for Notre Dame)," "The Parting Glass," and "Notre Dame, Our Mother" to end the University of Notre Dame's 179th Commencement Ceremony on May 19, 2024.
Hear some parting words for the season. Source: Niele Ivey, Sonia Citron, Maddy Westbeld speak after Notre Dame loss
