... from Notre Dame. Here is a view of the steeple of the Basilica as seen from the far east side of St. Edward's Park. As the sun set, the sky became a unique mixture of purples and pinks, making for a beautiful scene. Enjoy, and enjoy your Sunday wherever you are!
Usually, we focus on our furry friends, and if not, then some other campus critter. But not wanting to leave our non-biological campus friends out, we're highlighting our GrubHub Starships neighbors. Wherever you are on campus, a GrubHub Starship is not far away. Introduced to campus to increase employee productivity, food sales, and more, they have now become so prevalent that some would say they're a nuisance. On being considered a nuisance, a GrubHub Starship non-verbaled, "Do you really want to walk and get your food?"
... back! Yes, every Stedsmen's favorite dog has returned! Mr. Carson, a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel, made a visit to the everyone's favorite residence hall, St. Edward's. Staying with Fr. Ralph, Mr. Carson has reignited old friendships as well as taken advantage of everything that St. Ed's and campus have to offer. From roaming the hallways to frolicking in the St. Ed's Park and everything in between, Mr. Carson is living his best life. Why Mr. Carson even made an appearance on In the Red Room. What more could a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel want? But why does Mr. Carson come to Steds? On this question, Mr. Carson non-verbaled, "I do it for the kids!"
... a stressful time. First, there is the stress of midterms, and then, it's the stress of registering for classes. Yes, the registering for spring classes started. All across campus, students are trying not only to be attentive to their studies but also, at the very same time, create the best possible class schedule for next semester. Trying to create his masterpiece, Jack Helzner was spotted in the Steds SkyLounge one early morning. On the stress of registering, Helzner, Steds sophomore and resident Angeleno, said, "Call me Syracuse with how much stress ND is giving me!”
