‘The Shirt’ 2023 unveiled on campus

By KEIRA STENSON n ews w riter

The s hirt 2023 was revealed Friday afternoon during a ceremony on l ibrary l awn that featured food trucks, raffles, student group performances and the special guest appearances of head football coach m arcus Freeman and assistant vice president for campus ministry Fr. p ete m c c ormick.

e stablished in 1990, The s hirt supports two causes: students facing unexpected medical expenses and campus organizations that allow students to have the ”full n otre d ame experience” regardless of financial situation.

This year, The s hirt c ommittee designed a Kelly green shirt, which reads “ m arch onto v ictory” and displays a 1960s nd logo. The back of the T-shirt exhibits a shamrock containing four football players whose numbers represent key facts about n otre d ame football. “ r ally for old n otre d ame” is also printed across the top of the back.

Friday’s unveiling celebration included a few food trucks, an ice cream truck, photo opportunities with ” i rish” signs and even a raffle to win a shirt

For the third time in the past four years, students on ‘The Shirt’ committee design green T-shirt see shirT PAGE 3