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Three left with non-life-threatening injuries in Eddy Street shooting
The Observer
According to a press release issued by the South Bend Police Department (SBPD),gunshots were fired at Eddy Street Commonsaround 1 a.m. on Saturday. Three victims, aged 18, 19 and 30, were wounded; police confirmed Monday all injuries are non-life-threatening. The initial release stated several hundred people were in the area at the time of the shooting. Seve
Interim rector appointed for McGlinn Hall
The Observer
Ally Liedtke, assistant director of housing assignments in Residential Life, will serve as McGlinn Hall's interim rector, an email to hall residents stated today. The appointment fills a hole in hall leadership opened on June 29 when rector Elizabeth Greenop was placed on leave from the University. "We anticipate Liz will remain on leave for the start of the
Notre Dame-USC historic rivalry renewed for 2030
The Observer
After more than a year of back-and-forth squabbling, Notre Dame-USC, often called college football's greatest intersectional rivalry, came off the books. And now it's back. The two schools announced Monday that they will resume the series in 2030. The four-year agreement, which coincides with a cancelled home-and-home series with reigning national champion I
Testing accommodations garner mixed opinions among ND professors
The Observer
From The Atlantic , to Forbes , to The Wall Street Journal , discussions surrounding testing accommodations at U.S. institutions of higher education have proliferated in recent years. The New York Times reported in March that some institutions list over a third of their students as receiving accommodations - a 50% increase over the last decade. In December,
Notre Dame and So-Fi announce jersey patch deal, financial partnership
The Observer
Notre Dame announced a multi-year patch deal with SoFi Technologies on Tuesday, making the financial technology giant the first non-apparel corporation to have its logo appear on Fighting Irish athletic uniforms. Just a day after Ohio State signed a similar $17 million pact with JPMorgan Chase, Notre Dame's deal, reportedly worth up to $20 million annually,
Veldman Family Psychology Clinic opens doors at open house
The Observer
On Friday, the Wilma and Peter Veldman Family Psychology Clinic hosted its first open house, allowing members of the public to tour the facility and learn about its offerings. The clinic opened June 1. The facility aims to improve access to mental health resources in the South Bend community, an article on the clinic's website stated in May. "The clinic will
New dining facility for athletes unveiled
The Observer
The Patrick Kramer Dining Room has been "unveiled and utilized by the athletic department for the first time," Notre Dame Athletics stated in a press release . The facility was named after 1978-1981 defensive lineman Pat Kramer. Social media posts by the Athletics department describe the dining hall as a "premier nutrition center designed to fuel every stude
Summer renovations abound on Notre Dame campus
The Observer
Multiple renovations are underway at the University of Notre Dame, commencing during the summer months when a majority of the campus population is away. The most comprehensive residential projects center on Lyons and Pasquerilla West Halls, University architect Dan Cook said in an interview with The Observer, though minor renovations on other halls are also
Notre Dame investigates McGlinn rector for alleged sexual misconduct
The Observer
Editor's Note: This is a developing story which references allegations of sexual misconduct whose authorship has not been identified by The Observer or administrator(s) of shareyourstory.notredame, an Instagram account where the allegations originated. References to allegations are not intended to be construed as evidence of their accuracy or credibility. An
Brett Kavanaugh named a panelist for 9/11 lecture
The Observer
Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh will be joined by University President Emeritus Edward Malloy, president of the March for Life Education and Defense Fund Jennie Bradley Lichter and Notre Dame trustee James Dunne III for the 5th annual Jeanie Poole O'Shaughnessy Memorial Lecture on Sept. 11. Panelists will discuss their experiences of the 9/11 attacks.
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