The Voice
Farewell to the Class of 2022
Heather Jones '24
It has been an interesting four years, to say the least. From moments in pop culture to international affairs that the children of the next generation will be studying in history textbooks, the world has overcome obstacles and sailed through new possibilities; and the Class of 2022 has had a front-row seat.
Broadcast News
Quote of the Week
"Congratulations! Today is your day. You're off to Great Places!
You're off and away!” ― Dr. Seuss
In Ictu Oculi
Zoe Capponi '22
“In the blink of an eye.” That’s what Mrs. Barlow says to us at Freshman Orientation. At first, I did not believe her, and my time at Notre Dame did not seem to be flying by as she said it would.
Percussion in the Pit
Michael Carroll '22
One of my favorite Notre Dame memories was one I never expected - up until the time it happened... and until the day I could no longer back out. But it was an experience I will never forget.
Notre Dame: My Second Family
Grace Voss '22
When deciding if Notre Dame was the school for me, one characteristic repeated itself over and over again from current families. Students and their parents alike always spoke of the family-like community of the school.
What Do You Want to be When You Grow Up?
Jen Palancia '22
When we were five years old, we were asked what we wanted to be when we grew up. My classmates answered things like firefighters, cops, and even teachers, but when it was my turn to answer, I said "princess."
Spot 129
Halle Besler '22
Notre Dame High School. Back parking lot. Spot 129. The place I pull my white Mazda into every morning.
A Magical Memory
Gabby Begley '22
One of the most memorable experiences I had during my time at Notre Dame was the Performing Arts trip to Disney World in Florida.
Archived News
Row Row Row Your Boat
Trip Pisano '23
Try staying focused as cold lake water activates all five body senses simultaneously. This drastically increases the heart rate and makes steady breathing almost impossible. Athletes who row crew know this feeling well.
Thousands of Afghan Refugees Struggle to Find Permanent Homes
James Watson '22
They came with nothing but a single bag on their backs. The Fort Dix tent with no doors housed Sahar Mohammad, former U.S military translator, and his family.
Welles Crowther: Lacrosse Player. Equities Trader. Everyday Citizen. 9/11 Hero.
Sam Albers '22
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the September 11 Attacks. It is important that we honor not only those who were killed but also those who bravely risked their lives. Welles Crowther was one of those unlikely heroes.
Animals all around the globe are at risk of extinction-How can we help?
Cassidy Darcey '23
Over the next 100 years, 99.9% of critically endangered species and 67% of endangered species will become extinct.
How can humans help?
Back to Nature
Luke Wilson '22
Tucked away in the Sangre De Cristo Mountain range of northeast New Mexico is a 219 sq. mile ranch where adventurers ages 14 and up can test their limits and master skills that last a lifetime.
And one of the best things about it is that it’s technology-free.
is Online Education Here to Stay? Only Time Will Tell
Sonny Durkin '23
It’s been over a year since the COVID-19 Pandemic first hit America. Many people assumed it would be gone, like the flu, within a few months. Well, that’s not the way things happened.
Rumor has it: Adele is Back!
Heather Jones '24
Adele’s new creation is a letter to her son. It’s not about divorce. It’s an explanation. She wants Angelo, age nine, to understand why his family split up, but more importantly, how life should be fulfilled.
The Return of the Woolly Mammoth
Mason Capasso '23
The idea of recreating mammoths and bringing them back to the wild has been discussed numerous times over the past decade. Researchers announced on September 8, 2021, that new funding is available that will help make scientists' dreams a reality.