Just like Indiana, Notre Dame's nickname has no perfect explanation for its origin ... the ideal embodied in the term ‘Fighting Irish.’” Notre Dame's mascot is a leprechaun, which represents ...

Graphic designer Emily Morgan added a little more detail to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish Logo in her latest design.

According to Xavier's website, D'Artagnan, one of the story's main characters, was based on a real person named Charles de Batz-Castelmore d'Artagnan, who served as a captain of the musketeers under ...

According to the university, the leprechaun's "long-standing history represents the tenacious spirit of the Fighting Irish and their determination" and was recognized as the mascot in the early 1960s.

The Fighting Irish were an example for all Americans to emulate, Day wrote. “The 69th Irish led the advance,” he said, “and a valor and persistence superior to theirs is not on record in history, ...

It can be easy to trace the roots of team names and mascots. The Cleveland Browns are named after ... As Beacon Journal reporter and history expert Mark J. Price wrote in 2004, the other more serious ...

For some detractors, these more commercialised expressions of St. Patrick’s Day serve to propagate stereotypes of Ireland, with pints of Guinness and shamrock images seen everywhere The Irish ...

The Fighting Irish was also the mascot for LeBron’s high school team when he attended St. Vincent-St. Mary High School in Ohio. Drizzy also dispels on the track Kendrick’s notion that he has a ...