Friends and colleagues pay tribute to retired editor Kerry Temple '74 — undoubtedly the fondest collection of letters to the editor in his decades at Notre Dame Magazine: magazine.nd.edu/stories/letter…

Another Fighting Irish football title, Gaelic style: magazine.nd.edu/stories/anothe…

The late John Stamper, a longtime fixture at ND Architecture, was fascinated by the built environment of the South Bend area. His new book, City and Campus, documents his decades of research, a tour through the past and present, and lessons for the future: magazine.nd.edu/stories/grand-…

Often buffeted by contentious crosswinds of culture, politics and religion, Rev. John I. Jenkins, CSC, '76, '78M.A., anchored his presidency on Notre Dame's distinctive identity. Bruce Dold takes the measure of Jenkins' tenure as he prepares to step down: magazine.nd.edu/stories/faith-…

🎧 Many people have precious little reading time, so we've added audio versions of our feature stories for you to listen to anywhere, anytime: on.soundcloud.com/ADgZqoNLbBS5VW…

A new film depicts Mother Cabrini's saintly, steely fortitude in supporting immigrants a century ago. Her example should inspire us to be more welcoming today, Father Joe Corpora writes: magazine.nd.edu/stories/mother…

Darkness descended and temperatures dropped, but the transcendent experience of witnessing totality went beyond the physical: magazine.nd.edu/stories/eclips…

From Cap Anson to Yaz — including the only pitcher ever to throw a shutout in both ends of a doubleheader — Notre Dame Baseball has been well-represented in the big leagues throughout history. John Rosengren takes us through the lineup from yesterday and today: magazine.nd.edu/stories/starti…

The deceptive, clandestine work of a group of artists known as the Ghost Army went unrecognized for decades. Last month, the unit, which included the late Bernard Cullen '38, received a Congressional Gold Medal. Read about Cullen's WWII experience: magazine.nd.edu/stories/the-ar…

'If I had to attach a label to him, it would be, despite the oxymoron, that of Christian animist: Love both thy neighbor and all remnants of the unsubdued earth.' Mark Phillps on a posthumous essay colection by Barry Lopez '66, '68M.A.: magazine.nd.edu/stories/what-i…

'I am neither a cyclist nor a biker. A cyclist is concerned with aerodynamics. Biking signifies gear that is black, sleek and emits exhaust. I am someone who rides a bicycle.' Call her a spokes person. Take a spin with Erin Buckley '08: magazine.nd.edu/stories/spokes…

Another Fighting Irish football title, Gaelic style: magazine.nd.edu/stories/anothe…

The late John Stamper, a longtime fixture at ND Architecture, was fascinated by the built environment of the South Bend area. His new book, City and Campus, documents his decades of research, a tour through the past and present, and lessons for the future: magazine.nd.edu/stories/grand-…

'Safe outdoorsman' Zach Przystup '08 on the virtues of 'microadventures,' not just for simplicity and convenience, but to reawaken ourselves to the wonders around us: magazine.nd.edu/stories/the-sw…

A new film depicts Mother Cabrini's saintly, steely fortitude in supporting immigrants a century ago. Her example should inspire us to be more welcoming today, Father Joe Corpora writes: magazine.nd.edu/stories/mother…

🎧 Many people have precious little reading time, so we've added audio versions of our feature stories for you to listen to anywhere, anytime: on.soundcloud.com/14cV7CqWp3Nq7r…

Darkness descended and temperatures dropped, but the transcendent experience of witnessing totality went beyond the physical: magazine.nd.edu/stories/eclips…

'It was neighbor Sara, coming to play Blake’s piano for him. She knew his prognosis, as did everyone on the street. I greeted her with, 'Blake just died.' She replied, but I didn’t hear. I just said, 'Please come play him to heaven.'' magazine.nd.edu/stories/pieces…

The deceptive, clandestine work of a group of artists known as the Ghost Army went unrecognized for decades. Last month, the unit, which included the late Bernard Cullen '38, received a Congressional Gold Medal. Read about Cullen's WWII experience: magazine.nd.edu/stories/the-ar…

'If I had to attach a label to him, it would be, despite the oxymoron, that of Christian animist: Love both thy neighbor and all remnants of the unsubdued earth.' Mark Phillps on a posthumous essay colection by Barry Lopez '66, '68M.A.: magazine.nd.edu/stories/what-i…