On Oct. 28, Moreau First-Year Seminar students were invited to hear a lecture by Sister Helen Prejean, a nun of the Congregation of St. Joseph and a anti-death penalty advocate, in order to fulfillthe course's co-curricular experience requirement. Prejean is from Louisiana and has written several books, including "Dead Man Walking," which has been adapted into a movie, a play … [Read more...] about Sr. Helen Prejean speaks to Moreau students about the death penalty
Irish men’s basketball season preview
The Notre Dame men's basketball team comes into the 2025-26 season with the biggest expectations they've had since the start of the Micah Shrewsberry era. Coming off of a season where the team went 15-18 overall and 8-12 in Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) play, Irish fans were left wanting more. There were glimpses of hope for the young team last year, and with a strong … [Read more...] about Irish men’s basketball season preview
Irish hockey collides with No. 2 Michigan in rivalry matchup
On Friday, the Fighting Irish will host the No. 2 Michigan Wolverines at 7 p.m. and will also play Saturday at 6 p.m in Compton Family Ice Arena. The series marks the start of Big 10 conference play for both teams, and tensions are high for the biggest rivalry in Irish hockey.The Irish hosted Robert Morris this past wee, recording a 6-3 win Friday night and a 2-2 tie on … [Read more...] about Irish hockey collides with No. 2 Michigan in rivalry matchup
Students build ofrenda for deceased loved ones
Creating an ofrenda is one of many traditions associated with Día de Los Muertos. Students at Saint Mary's College are remembering their deceased loved ones with an ofrendathat will be displayed onthe second floor of the Student Center until Nov. 4. Students made decorations to be featured on the ofrenda at the Student Diversity Board event on Monday from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at … [Read more...] about Students build ofrenda for deceased loved ones