Joyelle McSweeney, Notre Dame's William P. and Hazel B. White Professor of English and department chair, received the Windham-Campbell Prize for her poetry. Winners receive $175,000 to focus on their work. In Notebook: magazine.nd.edu/stories/note...

The new Sophomore Hall at Notre Dame, shown in the 1924 Dome yearbook. Sophomore Hall stood about where Zahm Hall on North Quad stands today. tomandkatehickeyfamilyhistory.blogspot.com/2015/05/1923...

Photo of the Week: Rinse and Respond By Michael Caterina: magazine.nd.edu/stories/rins...

Notre Dame's Moreau Program deploys the venerable tradition of (commonplace) book learning, inviting first-year students to explore big questions from the beginning. It's all about what it means to be human. Old School, by John Nagy ’00M.A.: magazine.nd.edu/stories/old-...

Today’s view: #wildfires

University of Notre Dame researchers found that physicians had a hand in fueling the opioid crisis by aggressively prescribing opioids to treat chronic pain. news.nd.edu/news/notre-d...

A major renovation of Notre Dame’s stately South Dining Hall is underway, preparing for its centennial celebration in 2027. (Senior alumni will remember the space shown in this photo as formerly housing the Oak Room/Pay Caf.) In Notebook: magazine.nd.edu/stories/note...

Here's Red Smith's senior photo from the 1927 Dome, and his list of student activities. He was editor-in-chief of the Notre Dame Daily, a short-lived student newspaper published on campus in 1920s.

Stuff I learned while looking up other stuff: Future Pulitzer Prize-winning sports journalist Walter W. "Red" Smith '27 was editor-in-chief of the 1926 Dome, the University of Notre Dame yearbook.

Danielle Green ’99, Vinny Mauri ’24M.S., Madeline Buckley ’11, Adriana Pérez ’22, Joel Connelly ’69 and other Domers in the News: magazine.nd.edu/stories/dome...

Demolished in 2024, Fisher Hall is history, but its signature event lives on. Now billed as The Regatta hosted by Coyle Hall, the charity boat race proceeded as usual this year. Ya gotta Regatta. Campus Notebook: magazine.nd.edu/stories/note...

Ladies and gentlemen, my editor 'fesses up: What gives? By Jason Kelly '95: magazine.nd.edu/stories/what...

"What started as my hunting online for my parents’ names and asking about their (1980s) memories of Senior Bar and the annual snowball fight became much more of an intellectual endeavor this past semester." Overbooked, by ND junior Brigid Iannelli: magazine.nd.edu/stories/over...

John Derwent ’55, ’63Ph.D.; and Xavier Navarro Aquino (2/2) Deaths in the Family: magazine.nd.edu/stories/deat...

Rest in peace, professors G. Robert Blakey ’57, ’60J.D; Robert J. Lordi; Mario Borelli; Gerald L. Jones . . . (1/2) Deaths in the Family: magazine.nd.edu/stories/deat...

Looking for love at the Hesburgh Library reflecting pool. Leaping into Action: magazine.nd.edu/stories/leap...

We get mail. Readers wrote us letters about some of the stories in the spring Notre Dame Magazine: magazine.nd.edu/stories/lett...

What a cool job. Greg Bond is the sports archivist in the University of Notre Dame Archives and curator of the Joyce Sports Research Collection, a vast assemblage well known among sports scholars. My chat with Greg: magazine.nd.edu/stories/havi... @ndlibraries.bsky.social

Total degrees awarded: 3,330 Oldest grad: 65 years Largest undergraduate major: finance (325 degrees) Notre Dame's Class of 2026, By the Numbers: magazine.nd.edu/stories/by-t...

Photo of the Week: Three’s a Crowd Biology Ph.D. student Gracie Hedgpeth’s tadpoles hatched in a lab on campus. Photo by Michael Caterina magazine.nd.edu/stories/thre...

The Miracle Man of Notre Dame There's a new documentary film about Brother Columba O’Neill, CSC, a humble shoemaker. The Catholic Church is now considering O’Neill’s cause for sainthood. From our summer issue, in Notebook: magazine.nd.edu/stories/note...

The closing of Howard Hall as a student dormitory and other Notre Dame campus news. Notebook, from our summer issue: magazine.nd.edu/stories/note...

Two Ukrainian priests taken captive for 19 months and tortured by Russian authorities found a fierce advocate in Vitaliy Kosovych ’24LL.M. and Notre Dame’s Global Human Rights Clinic. Home Fires Burning, by Tara Hunt McMullen ’12: magazine.nd.edu/stories/home...

Michelle Joyce '99 named Notre Dame's VP of institutional research, innovation and strategy: news.nd.edu/news/michell...

Today's view: Steady progress (and new windows!) on the Grand Leader building renovation project on South Michigan Street in downtown South Bend. My story from 2025: magazine.nd.edu/stories/lift...

Maybe I’m romanticizing, but I feel vicarious nostalgia for the landlines, handwritten notes and carefree joy I find in my parents’ 1980s Notre Dame and Saint Mary's mementos. Overbooked, by ND junior Brigid Iannelli: magazine.nd.edu/stories/over...

I'm looking forward to the inaugural Notre Dame Arts Biennial, set for January through June 2027! ND has awarded $400,000 in grants for community and campus partner programming: news.nd.edu/news/notre-d...

A devastating medical ordeal cost Ron Rosas ’93 his limbs, but he still courts major tennis ambitions. By Caroline Collins '25, photos by Chitose Suzuki Send a Volley: magazine.nd.edu/stories/send...

Under the watchful eye of Touchdown Jesus, a whole amphibian world unfolds around and beneath the glassy surface of the Hesburgh Library's reflecting pool. Leaping into Action: magazine.nd.edu/stories/leap... 📸: Matt Cashore '94