Hurricane Harvey: Where Do We Go From Here?
Over the course of the last week, Hurricane Harvey, the most powerful hurricane to reach Texas in fifty years, left Houston and several...
Katie Surine (Notre Dame)
Katie Surine (Notre Dame)
Katie is a senior (where did the time go???!!!) living in Lewis Hall. From Baltimore, MD, Katie is pursuing a double major in Vocal Music and Anthropology. Besides writing for HCND, she sings with Opera Notre Dame, choral groups, and she is a pianist for Lewis Hall weekly Mass and Lucenarium, or "Luce" for short. Other interests include baking, reading, traveling, composing, and all things Italian.
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A Week of "Last-Firsts"
If you are a senior or know seniors at ND, you’ve probably seen a lot of “last” or “last-first” posts this week. I’m just as guilty because...
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Powering Through Papers with Super Mario
Hey HCND! It’s-a me, Mario! Ready to start your next paper? Level one: getting organized. What are the requirements for this paper? What’s...
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The Dos and Don'ts of Group Study
As finals and deadlines quickly approach, it can be easy to be overwhelmed by the amount of work required to finish assignments on time and...
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Opera Notre Dame presents "Die Zauberflöte"
From April 27-30 at the DPAC, Mozart’s famous opera “Die Zauberfl ö te” (The Magic Flute) is being presented by the Music Department at...
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Confessions of a Workaholic
Hi everyone! I hope you all had a wonderfully relaxing Easter Break, whether at Notre Dame, at home, or somewhere else! I know for most of...
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The Power of Prayer
Now that Holy Week is upon us, it may seem like there is pressure to be extra zealous for the next couple of days leading up to Easter...
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Why We Need Autism Acceptance
April is the official month for Autism Awareness, and this past Sunday, April 2, was World Autism Awareness day. Maybe you’ve already seen...
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The New Face of NDH
This Sunday, part of the new (and improved?) North Dining Hall was unveiled to the student body, allowing us to grab meals there and take...
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Spring Break, Song and Sightseeing in NYC
As a part of the University of Notre Dame’s 175th anniversary Notre Dame Trail Celebration, a small group of undergraduate singers...
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Tea Time at the Huddle
Over the past few weeks, I decided to try all the Rishi tea flavors that the Huddle is currently offering. This may or may not be related...
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Banished from Eden: When Science Meets Theology
It’s always a pleasant surprise when you like doing the reading for class. In this case, I enjoyed reading Banished From Eden by Raymund...
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Motivationals for Midterms
Midterms have fallen upon us, and until spring break arrives, they won’t go away. In the midst of studying, reading, writing, and all other...
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Watch Opera This Valentine's Day
Looking for something novel to do this Valentine’s Day? Why not watch an opera? Opera is deeply passionate, and many operas center around a...
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The Superb Owl
Hey everyone! So I heard that last weekend there was this crazy national event called the Superb Owl? Apparently it's an annual thing? How...
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What Being Pro-life Really Means
Disclaimer: Any opinions stated are those of the author alone and do not reflect the opinions/position of HCND. Last Friday, the 44th...
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The Inaugural Address: The Sparknotes Edition
Disclaimer: Any opinions stated are those of the author alone and do not reflect the opinions/position of HCND. In case you missed the...
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Singer Extraordinaire: Aileen Markovitz '19
Year: Sophomore Major(s): Economics/Vocal Performance Hometown: St. Louis, Missouri Dorm: Flaherty Palace (formerly Pangborn) Relationship...
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November, No Flex Points
Ah, November at Notre Dame. The month of midterms and papers, bitter cold without the joy of snowfall, and those dreaded, early morning...
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Italy Hit by its Biggest Earthquake in Three Decades
On Sunday, October 30, at 7:41AM, a severe earthquake struck Central Italy, two months after the devastating earthquake in August that...
