The institutional press, worked as a class

Beyond the newspapers stands a press class this build uses constantly and had never entered: the university's magazine and archive, the diocese's weekly, and the trade press. Notre Dame Magazine — the University of Notre Dame's alumni quarterly, entered with its yields: the St. Joseph River name-legend telling (Dowd and Palmer sourced in its own text), the valley-history carriers behind the portage articles. The Archives of the University of Notre Dame and its ArchivesSpace — the finding-aid class, entered with the sources file's own entered collections (the Indiana History Collection's 38 reels: the Burnett, Taylor, and Coquillard ledgers; the Saint Joseph County Records' 11 reels) and one yield of this section's own: the Patrick Marantette Papers (1833–1879), whose scope note is the located record of the 1840 removal in the before-the-city file. Today's Catholic — the Diocese of Fort Wayne–South Bend's weekly, entered with its yield: the St. Vincent de Paul Society's 2024 county figures (6,772 home visits) and the diocesan course's anniversary record. The trade press — entered as the class that prices what newspapers narrate: the Indianapolis Business Journal (the Hoosier exit at $140 million), Rubber News (the same sale, December 2016), Performance Racing Industry's magazine (the speedway purchase, December 2015), Michiana Business News (the La Salle Council's 2023 growth record), AvWeb (the Roncz obituary's date variant). Each is entered at the strength its owning article graded it; the class's rule, stated once here: institutional press is a primary carrier for its own institution's facts and a secondary one for everything else, and trade press prices are company statements until a filing proves them.

Principal sources: the carriers named, each as read in this build's passes and this section's digs of 11 November 2026; the banked Sources lk-src-notre-dame for the archive's entered form.