Category: Legacy

Catholic institution with a strong commitment to academic excellence, character development, and social responsibility. Its roots in faith have shaped a distinctive identity, fostering a community dedicated to service and intellectual growth. Notre Dame’s alumni have made significant contributions to various fields, from business and politics to science and the arts. The university’s emphasis on character formation has produced graduates known for their ethical leadership and commitment to making a positive impact on the world. Beyond academics, Notre Dame’s legacy includes a rich athletic tradition, particularly in football, and a strong sense of community among its students, alumni, and faculty.

Win One For The Gipper

So earlier today I was mortified when I finally understood that my beautiful 'Belle of South Bend' herself did not understand the origin of the phrase 'win one for the Gipper'. So, for all of you who would stand with her in this moment I offer you this bit of Americana/NotreDameiana.... ...consider yourself schooled!

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Win one for the Gipper!

The Gipper, an iconic figure in sports, is examined by sportswriter Jack Cavanaugh, known for his thorough research on boxing legend Gene Tunney. The book delves into George Gipp's pivotal role in Notre Dame football and the historical backdrop of the WWI era, Prohibition, and the rise of gangs.

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Stadium Experiences

This experience is not available on the Friday and Saturday of a home football weekend. Tickets will go on sale two weeks before the experience. We recommend purchasing your tickets prior to arriving on campus. This is a self-guided experience with staff stationed in different spots to answer any questions. Times listed below on the schedule... Continue Reading →

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Kate the Chemist

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 →

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The Minim Department

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 →

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