Kmet overcomes injury to revamp tight end production
Three to six weeks. That was the timetable given after Cole Kmet broke his collarbone in fall training camp. As it worked out, the junior tight end made his anticipated return as the Irish traveled to...
View ArticleIrish Insider: Michigan
Kmet overcomes injury to revamp tight end production Lenzy makes the most of his opportunities Harbaugh reasserts confidence in Michigan team Irish attract potential program-changing group through...
View ArticleMichael Young expected to transfer
Notre Dame wide receiver Michael Young will redshirt the remainder of this season and transfer following an early graduation in 2020, multiple sources, among them Irish Illustrated and 247Sports, are...
View ArticleNotre Dame philosophy professor dies at 71
Michael “Mic” Detlefsen, the McMahon-Hank professor of philosophy at Notre Dame, died Monday at 71, the University announced in a press release Wednesday. Detlefsen taught at Notre Dame for 35 years....
View ArticleAdams: Notre Dame’s offensive philosophy is in need of drastic change
It’s a trend that’s been making its way through pretty much all sports. The old phrase “defense wins championships” is essentially moot in 2019. In the MLB this season, 6,776 total home runs were hit,...
View ArticleIrish dominated by Wolverines on both sides in wet, sloppy game
It started around 3 p.m. Driving rain that soaked Michigan Stadium’s turf field, pooling in the corners and creating a slick surface. It pounded down most of the game, making special teams difficult...
View ArticleNotre Dame defense unable to stop Michigan run game, allow over 30 points for...
Many questioned whether the Irish would be able to stop the run this season after losing playmakers like linebackers Drue Tranquill and Te’Von Coney and defensive tackle Jerry Tillery off last year’s...
View ArticleMendoza dean emeritus, John Gorman Keane, dies
John “Jack” Gorman Keane, who served as Martin J. Gillen dean emeritus and Korth professor of strategic management in the Mendoza College of Business, died Thursday at the age of 89, the University...
View ArticleIndigenous response to ‘Cultural Colonialism’
I would like the author of “Cultural Colonialism” to clarify some of her statements made in her column in The Observer. While I understand the overall sentiment of not demonizing Trump supporters, I...
View ArticleMusic S—-y: Scene visits Nashville
Above and behind the third floor bar at Luke Bryan’s 32 Bridge honky tonk, four wax men — hair meticulously cropped, T-shirts tightened, instruments dangling from their shoulders like ornaments —...
View ArticleIrish finish record breaking fall season
The No. 7 ranked Irish men’s golf team finished its fall season by making program history. The Irish notched four tournament wins in the five they competed in, beating the previous record set by the...
View ArticleSolidarity.
I filled the summer of 2017 with excerpts of writing by philosophers and revolutionaries and people who changed the course of history. I was completing the World Youth Alliance’s Certified Training...
View ArticleSaint Mary’s director of health and counseling to leave College, take...
Elizabeth “Izzy” Fourman, director of health and counseling at Saint Mary’s, will leave the College on Friday to take a position at Notre Dame, the College announced in a Monday email. “Izzy has worked...
View ArticleIrish split key two-game set
Notre Dame men’s soccer split two games over fall break. The Irish (8-6-1, 2-5 ACC) hosted Michigan at Alumni Stadium on Tuesday. The game started strong for the Wolverines (7-4-4, 2-1-3 Big Ten) as...
View ArticleAppalachia seminar students return from immersion trip
Students enrolled in the Appalachia Seminar this semester traveled to the Appalachia region over fall break as a part of the immersion component of the one-credit course. With 203 students enrolled in...
View ArticleKelly addresses performance at Michigan, moves on to Virginia Tech
After then-No. 8 Notre Dame’s 45-14 defeat at the hands of Michigan on Saturday, Irish head coach Brian Kelly addressed the media in his weekly press conference. Kelly emphasized the team’s need to get...
View ArticleConcannon: Sights and sounds: Game day in Ann Arbor, Michigan
Many fans and students at Ann Arbor were nervous for this matchup. With Jim Harbaugh planted firmly on the hot seat and my Brady Quinn jersey on, many fans expressed their disdain for Notre Dame in...
View ArticleNurse discusses role of SANEs, prevalence of sexual assault
Saint Mary’s Belles Against Violence Office (BAVO) invited Nancy Grant, a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) and Forensic Coordinator in the Forensic Department at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center,...
View Article2019’s socially-aware thriller of the year: ‘Parasite’
In every country, there’s poverty. But wherever there’s poverty, wealth can be found nearby. Sometimes, this wealth can be found only as a dream in the minds of the poor; sometimes, it can literally be...
View ArticleIrish kick off 2019-20 season with exhibition against Capital
The Notre Dame men’s basketball team tipped off their season at Purcell Pavilion last evening with an exhibition game win over Capital University. With the victory over the Crusaders, the Irish move to...
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