125 Years of Notre Dame Football Summer 2012
Editor’s note: Kick-off
Features
A Land of Myth and Legend
One hundred and twenty-five years in the making. A game, a sport, a ritual, the ceremonies and common language that unifies an international family. And so much more.
In a League of Its Own
Notre Dame has always played by its own rules. Have the tidal shifts in college football finally doomed the independent Irish?
More than a Game
Leahy’s Lads — many of whom had seen combat in World War II — saw their gridiron mission as a battle for survival, duty and honor, finding glory as a team for the ages.
Football programs
Wintry Rooms of Love
We have only so long to ask the questions we need to ask, have the conversations we need to have, spend the time we need to spend and heal whatever hurt our hearts are holding.
Years After
This Fish May Save Your Eyesight
David Hyde’s visionary work.
The Danger of Our Convictions
Notre Dame’s president asks the graduating class at Wesley Theological Seminary to use their calling and their faith to reduce the hatred that divides us.
Of What Spirit We Are
Witness to the Persecution
William Kennedy, one of the foremost Catholic novelists of our time, has turned his light on injustice and racism, the powerful and oppressed, and on the redemptive power of love, family and our essential humanity.
Atlas Unplugged
A Minnesota pilgrim seeks enlightenment by biking the river road.
University News
- Where do you stand?
- The professor of rock
- Matt Swinton’s declaration of independence
- Understanding the HHS lawsuits
- It takes a University village
- Having coffee with Jessica Hellmann: Beyond climate change
- Class of 2012: A whirl of memories
- Seen and heard on campus
- Deaths in the family