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(10/09/24 4:00am)
I have always struggled to see the forest for the trees. This has never been more true since starting college, where it feels like life becomes a series of increasingly important decisions and somewhere along the way, I lost my “How to Do Life” instruction manual. As a freshman, I fretted over picking a major. Sophomore year brought decisions about career paths, study abroad and senior housing. Now, as a junior, it is all about employers, internships and post-grad plans. It can feel overwhelming, especially when you realize that life after graduation is just a continuous series of more decisions, each with increasingly long-term consequences.
(10/08/24 4:02am)
This past weekend, the Saint Mary's Volleyball team went one for two as they took on the Hope College Flying Dutch on Saturday and the Beloit College Buccaneers on Sunday.
(10/08/24 4:00am)
This past weekend I had the quintessential Notre Dame experience. The major event was Stanford Hall’s SYR: pirate dance. Essentially, it involves over 330 sweaty, inebriated college students dressed up in pirate costumes from Goodwill and Amazon, huddled inside a white tent 55 feet away from North Dining Hall.
(10/08/24 4:01am)
The Belles traveled to the LaVern Gibson Course this past Friday in Terre Haute, Indiana for the Pre-Nationals Twilight Meet. They competed in the 6000m championship and open race.
(10/08/24 4:01am)
You know those posters you always see growing up about local haunted houses? I saw them but never actually went to one, despite my love for “The Nightmare Before Christmas” (yes, it is a Halloween movie), “The Addams Family,” “Coraline” and one of my favorite Broadway musicals “Beetlejuice.” I was excited to attend Notre Dame’s Themed Entertainment Association's (TEA) “Roots of Destruction” haunted house.
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(10/07/24 5:39am)
The Raclin Murphy Museum of Art, in association with the Terra Foundation for American Art, hosted a two-day Indigenous art symposium titled “Indigenizing Museums” last Thursday and Friday.
(10/07/24 5:15am)
As Saint Francis of Assisi week came to a close, the Saint Mary’s sustainable farm, alongside the Center for Faith, Action and Ministry (CFAM), held its third annual Saint Francis Fest.
(10/07/24 4:01am)
A themed function hates to see me coming. Any excuse to get creative and plan an outfit, follow a color scheme or — if I’m feeling particularly zany — procure props elicits an incomparable joy only rivaled by the actual debut of the given outfit. From freshman year SYRs (thank you Lyons Hall for some quirky themes during my tenure as an undergraduate) to the oft-lauded festival that is Halloweekend on a college campus.
(10/07/24 5:44am)
The Center for the Study of Spirituality at Saint Mary’s College hosted a three-day conference over the weekend exploring the legacy of the College’s third president, Sister Madeleva Wolff, for the 60th anniversary of her death. Director of the Center for the Study of Spirituality Dan Horan and current College President Katie Conboy joined a group of professors from Saint Mary’s and other universities to speak about various aspects of Wolff’s life and tenure as president.
(10/07/24 4:06am)
The impressive weekends just continue to pile up for Notre Dame volleyball. To start October, the Irish hosted No. 19 Georgia Tech on Friday and Clemson on Sunday, playing about as well as they could have. Notre Dame came within only three points of beating the highly-touted Yellow Jackets in a five-set loss before turning around and sweeping the Tigers to reach an overall record of 9-4.
(10/07/24 4:04am)
With both teams hungry for a statement men’s soccer win Saturday night in central New York, Syracuse got the better of Notre Dame. The Orange, despite sizable Irish advantages in the shot and corner kick columns, struck twice in a second-half flurry of goals en route to a 2-1 victory. Syracuse now has its first win in Atlantic Coast Conference play this season, while Notre Dame is 5-2-3 overall and 2-2 in ACC action.
(10/07/24 4:05am)
The Notre Dame women’s soccer team improved to 8-1-2 overall and 2-0-2 in ACC play on Saturday afternoon, defeating Syracuse by a 3-0 score on the road. The 17th-ranked Irish are now unbeaten in 10 consecutive matches dating back to their season opener on Aug. 15. Only No. 18 Cal has a longer active, undefeated streak among ACC teams than Notre Dame.
(10/07/24 4:03am)
With still a month remaining between now and hoops season inside Purcell Pavilion, Notre Dame men’s basketball has captured the attention of Irish fans over the last two weeks. Head coach Micah Shrewsberry and company have landed three four-star players and a five-star player (according to 247Sports) from the 2025 recruiting class. As a result, the Irish currently carry the top-ranked class in the 247Sports 2025 Recruit Basketball Team Rankings.
(10/07/24 4:01am)
Last Friday, the Notre Dame Glee Club hosted a unique and heartwarming gathering of over 200 alumni at their triennial alumni reunion show in the Leighton Concert Hall of the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center. This one-of-a-kind event was a beautiful display of unity, where past and present members came together to reminisce and perform alongside each other, creating a truly memorable evening for their friends and family.
(10/07/24 5:15am)
On Thursday, Rory Finnin, author of “Blood of Others: Stalin’s Crimean Atrocity and the Poetics of Solidarity” visited the University of Notre Dame to receive the 2024 Laura Shannon Prize in Contemporary European Studies. Finnin also joined the Nanovic Institute to deliver a public lecture to faculty, students, staff and the general public about his award-winning book and knowledge on the current political situation regarding the Russo-Ukrainian war.
(10/07/24 4:00am)
We students spend most of our time in class or working on assignments. We adorn our schedules with activities and rest and meals and exercise, as we look forward to the weekend and to the next long break. But our primary task is schoolwork, and our primary occupation is student. Do we enjoy this work?
(10/07/24 4:01am)
“Another world, another time — in the age of wonder. A thousand years ago, this land was green, until the crystal cracked. Then strife began, and two new races appeared — the cruel Skeksis, the gentle Mystics.”
(10/07/24 5:16am)
Cheers echoed across South Quad Saturday morning as teams from Keough, Fisher, McGlinn and Farley Halls raced in Keough Hall's 28th annual chariot race.
(10/07/24 4:02am)
This past weekend, both Holy Cross soccer teams played with the women’s team taking a 1-0 win over the Viterbo V-Hawks and the men's team tying 1-1 against the V-Hawks.
