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After a successful win over Kalamazoo College, the Saint Mary's soccer team fell to 6-4 on the season so far and 1-1 in the MIAA as it took a 5-0 loss against the Calvin University Knights.
To open its season, Irish hockey hosted the U.S. National Team Development Program (NTDP), a team of the best under-18 aged players in the country, for an exhibition game Friday night. You can’t draw too many conclusions from preseason exhibition game, but here are 10 takeaways on the Notre Dame’s 5-2 victory, in partially-chronological order:
After days of security measures by an advance team, and planes seen flying over campus, President Biden’s motorcade drove down Saint Mary’s Road at 2:54 p.m. before passing the Grotto and pulling into the garage underneath Corby Hall. The Bidens likely entered the Basilica through Corby Hall as they were not seen entering or exiting any of the other doors of the Basilica.
Dan Horan, Saint Mary's College director of the Center for the Study of Spirituality, announced Thursday he will leave the Franciscan order, effectively renouncing his Holy Orders.
On Tuesday, Oct. 1, Ohio Senator JD Vance and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz faced off in a mostly cordial vice presidential debate. Early on, moderators Norah O’Donnell and Margaret Brennan pressed Vance on the specifics of Trump’s immigration policy. To their credit, the two recognized that the border crisis is one of the top issues for American voters; however, its significance was deliberately understated.
Student Diversity Board (SDB) held their “Despierta El Ritmo: Wake Up The Rhythm” event on Wednesday, Oct. 2 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in Dalloway’s Clubhouse. This workshop provided an opportunity for students to celebrate and learn about a variety of Latin dance through video tutorials and enjoy Latin treats such as conchas.
The tri-campus has a poster problem.
Part of a longstanding tradition at Notre Dame, the first SYR dances of the year will take place Friday, Oct. 4 and Saturday, Oct. 5. SYRs, the casual counterpart to hall formals, get their acronym stood for “Screw Your Roommate,” refering to the process of a student choosing their roommate’s blind date. SYRs are now more commonly referred to as “setting up” for the dance.
Students and faculty gathered in DeBartolo Hall Oct. 2 for a workshop titled “Using AI For Students.”
To myself, for myself, for the world,
Last semester, a group of around 40 Notre Dame students gathered on God Quad to stand in solidarity with Palestinians. It was raining; we mulled around quietly, hoping for good news from a small group who were meeting with the administration, pleading the case that we are morally obligated to divest from the ongoing genocide. Provost John McGreevy and former Dean Scott Appleby were dismissive of us and after a mere 15 minutes, walked away. The police encircled us five minutes later and arrested 17 students, throwing two to the ground — one even chipped a tooth. I was among the arrested.
The regular season’s final month has arrived for Notre Dame men’s soccer. At 5-1-3 but unranked in the United Soccer Coaches Poll, the Irish have played well, but apparently not well enough to capture national attention. Beginning with this Saturday’s trip to Syracuse, they would like to hit the accelerator and make a move down the stretch.
As a journalist, it would be a lie to say I don’t love some good gossip. I crave the feeling of gathering morsels of information, sharing stories with my friends and eavesdropping on conversations to add to my notes app list titled “Overheard.”
Endings loom large over Compton Family Ice Arena.
Notre Dame hockey opens its 2024-25 season Friday night with an exhibition against the United States National Team Development Program (USNTDP). A number of questions surround the Irish roster, including replacing key talent at all three positions. Like the Irish will attempt to do this season, we’ll build this article from the goal out.
This past Monday and Tuesday, the women's and men's Holy Cross soccer teams faced the Indiana Northwest RedHawks. Now 4-6 on the season, the women's team won 2-0 over Indiana Northwest. Now 3-5-3, the men's team tied 1-1 against the RedHawks.
This Wednesday evening, I was delighted to see FTT’s production of “The Wolves”! The production had great lighting from the get-go, which truly underscored the mood throughout the play. The red, intense lighting at the start was an artistically insightful method of foreshadowing the issues that would be alluded to and the tragedy at the show’s end. The sets, props and costumes were simple yet effective — the audience was able to easily distinguish the setting, which allowed viewers to hone in on the subtle, smaller references made throughout the show. I also loved the soccer ball props — they helped evoke a soccer field on stage. The show started with a humorous opening, with the girls on the team making light-hearted jokes with each other, though the tone shifted by quickly alluding to social and mental health issues such as sexual assault, eating disorders and anxiety. Over the course of the show, these heavier topics brought tension between the girls, and this tension was later resolved only after the tragedy of losing a teammate.
In the annual Morgan’s Message game, the Saint Mary's soccer team took a close, 1-0 win over the Kalamazoo Hornets on Wednesday. As the Belles improved to 6-3 on the season so far and 1-0 in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association, this game tallied the fourth game that the Belles have shut out another team and the first game in 11 years that the Belles beat Kalamazoo.
Things can get overwhelming here. Most mornings during the school year, the moment my alarm goes off, my brain immediately jumps into a rapid-fire assessment of my to-do list for that day, reviewing the detailed timetable I had assigned myself the night prior. I am not quite a Type A person, and strict schedules and airtight plans are not my preference, but a maxed out agenda gives me little choice.
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