Rest in peace, Tom Condon ND '68. He got his start as a reporter at The Observer and went on to a career as a longtime reporter and editor at the Hartford Courant. legacy.com/us/obituaries/… The Observer Hartford Courant

Tom Condon served in the U.S. Army for three years in Vietnam. In 2022, he contributed this essay to Notre Dame Magazine reflecting on his war experience: magazine.nd.edu/stories/hat-in…

We are saddened to share the passing of Tom Condon ’68, a longtime journalist and storyteller. Tom's journey took him from campus to the frontlines of the Vietnam War. In honor of Tom’s legacy, we’re resharing his powerful piece on his time in Vietnam. magazine.nd.edu/stories/hat-in…

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Tom Condon's last story, from July, for the non-profit CT Mirror: ctmirror.org/2024/07/28/sea…

“Say what you will about Churchill, he relished a challenge.” magazine.nd.edu/stories/what-i…

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"Irishness has changed." Former Irish prime minister Leo Varadkar reflects the evolving nation he led. By Jason Kelly '95: magazine.nd.edu/stories/the-gi…

Varadkar "helped guide Ireland through the pandemic with public health and economic responses that were internationally recognized for their efficacy,” said Mary Gallagher, dean of the Keough School of Global Affairs. Mary Gallagher

Pulitzer Prize winner ✅ New York Times bestselling author ✅ Ilyon Woo is the author of Master Slave Husband Wife, the true story of a couple who escaped slavery through daring, determination and disguise. Join us to hear Ilyon Fri. Sept 27 at 4pm. socialconcerns.nd.edu/mvp

Bryon Roesselet has envisioned renovating Washington Hall for decades. What he found there exceeded his wildest imagination: magazine.nd.edu/stories/dream-…

Rest in peace, Tom Condon ND ‘68.

Thanks to Notre Dame Magazine for this perspective from the former Irish prime minister's recent campus visit. Leo Varadkar

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Five memorable moments from Inauguration Day: magazine.nd.edu/stories/a-hist…