“Notre Dame Victory March,” which has been rated America’s No. 1 college fight song, “will now specifically reference both the ‘sons and daughters’ of the University,” Father Jenkins ...

As explained on the official website for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, former university president Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh changed the institution forever in 1972 when he decided to admit ...

Notre Dame's fight song is one of the most recognizable in the country, gaining fame due in large part to the success of their football program throughout the 20th century.

Notre Dame’s fight song does hit on more notes than Michigan’s, and Larry Dwyer, an ND music professor and the assistant band director, has some fun with that fact.

No matter what folks from the state of Michigan will tell you, there is no more iconic fight song in sports than the “Notre Dame Victory March.” Now over 115 years since the greatest of all ...

Indiana entering Notre Dame Stadium and the field should be met with hostility and boos, not its own music and hype video. It sort of defeats some of the purpose of having a home game by allowing ...

Notre Dame fans have belted these lyrics for over 100 years as a staple of the "Notre Dame Victory March," the Fighting Irish fight song. The second stanza, in particular, is an indelible part of ...

News began to leak yesterday that Indiana would be able to play its fight song and hype video on Notre Dame's video board, which was not met with much praise from Notre Dame fans.

According to early reporting, Indiana might get its hype video and entrance music played in Notre Dame Stadium for the 20th matchup between the Hoosiers and Irish.