Orion in the Notre Dame sky
... and you'll see something that will disappear soon. If you look into the night sky over campus, you will see the winter constellation of Orion. Named for the mythological Greek hunter, it is an easy constellation to spot because of its two bright stars Rigel and Betelgeuse and the three stars of the hunter's belt. Soon, the hunter will disappear as spring draws closer. On Orion's impending departure, Fr. Terry Ehrman, CSC, theologian and naturalist, said, "Enjoy it now."
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