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(09/27/24 4:05am)
I am, by no means, a Chappell Roan scholar. I listened to the album, and I even liked it, but it sounds so much like early Lady Gaga to me that whenever I turn it on, I find myself wishing I was just listening to “The Fame” instead. She also has some musical tics that really get under my skin, like how she never lets the music and lyrics breathe — there’s always something butting in, e.g. the “play the f*cking beat” ad libs on the track “Femininomenon.” Nevertheless, I like her. She’s able to evoke the girl-in-cookie-monster-pajama-pants, the girl-who’s-lived-with-grandma. It’s warm, it’s cozy, and it’s essentially midwestern.
(09/27/24 4:03am)
Last season, Notre Dame volleyball jumped out to an 8-2 start, riding high through their first week of conference play. However, on the 27th of September, the Irish ran into No. 5 Louisville and picked up loss number three in just three sets. From there on out, Notre Dame lost 12 of 15 matches to finish the season at 11-15.
(09/27/24 4:02am)
Winning its third game in a row, the Saint Mary's soccer team took the 3-1 win over the Hiram Terriers.
(09/27/24 4:01am)
Both Holy Cross soccer teams were in action this week playing against the St. Francis (Illinois) Fighting Saints. The Saints’ men’s soccer team tied 3-3 while the women’s team had a close, 2-1 loss against the Fighting Saints of St. Francis.
(09/27/24 4:00am)
One of the most remarkable achievements of the 20th and 21st centuries has been the swift and transformative rise of women in political, economic and social spheres. While women’s progress is rightly celebrated — and can be furthered — data shows that many boys and men are falling behind. The issue falls under growing scrutiny, with proposed solutions ranging from raising teacher salaries and recruiting more male educators to expanding trade schools and delaying kindergarten entry for boys to account for their slower brain development.
(09/27/24 4:04am)
Video certainly hasn’t killed the radio star. One of the largest radio stars of the century, Taylor Swift, anchors the eleventh highest grossing movie in the United States in 2023 — her own concert film of the culturally monolithic Eras Tour. It seems that concert films, simulcasts, and even live album debuts are increasingly powerful presences in the American media landscape, particularly at its streaming frontier. And with reflection on these concert films and streams and other live music media, it’s clear that the benefits they offer to streamers and audiences alike aren’t going away anytime soon. It’s logical, in fact, for the radio star to become the video star.
(09/27/24 4:07am)
Notre Dame’s senior quarterback needs to put together a complete performance, both in the air and on the ground. The slow start he had in the first quarter against Miami (Ohio) can’t happen again — Louisville is too strong a team to give any early opportunities. Last week, Leonard got in his own head and missed easy throws. Once he settled in, however, he showed his potential with a deep shot down to graduate receiver Beaux Collins for a touchdown. This week, he has to take it further: read the defense, trust his mechanics and make the necessary throws to keep Louisville from loading up to stop the run. This game will be tight, putting an even bigger spotlight on Leonard. He needs to shine.
(09/27/24 4:08am)
This past offseason fans were abuzz with the news of senior Riley Leonard’s decision to transfer from Duke to start at quarterback for Notre Dame. And while Leonard has been the center of the conversation, another ACC transfer has had huge impacts on the Irish this season.
(09/26/24 5:00am)
On Wednesday evening, UCLA professor David Myers and Hussein Ibish, a senior resident scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute, shared their perspective of the lead-up to Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack and the Israeli response in Gaza.
(09/26/24 4:58am)
The Notre Dame Student Senate met on Wednesday to discuss signature events organized by the residence halls.
(09/26/24 4:58am)
This Wednesday from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. the Digital and Public Humanities (DPH) department hosted a roundtable discussion on disinformation. The event was hosted by Kristin Kuter from math and computer sciences and librarian Catherine Pellegrino, and moderated by the DPH program coordinator and English professor Sarah Noonan.
(09/26/24 4:02am)
Just under 10 months ago, the 2023 Notre Dame men’s soccer team left the Lynn Family Stadium pitch in Louisville with its memorable College Cup run over. On the opposing sideline, Clemson celebrated its second national championship in three years. The Tigers had ended Notre Dame’s season for a third consecutive time, doing so on the grandest of college soccer stages.
(09/26/24 4:00am)
To anyone willing to lend a sympathetic ear,
(09/26/24 4:00am)
This was supposed to be my semester of walking. The sidewalks were finally cleared of scooters, I had fresh new kicks equipped with arch-support inserts and a great new schedule close in proximity and diverse in location. But my days of walkable glory were numbered. And it was all thanks to one single band of tissue called the plantar fascia. After enduring the pains of plantar fasciitis for months, I believed I was invincible. That was not the case. Instead, I learned that ignoring plantar fasciitis for months has repercussions which came in the form of a partial tear in my plantar fascia.
(09/26/24 4:00am)
A collection of (fake) emails to (real) people.
(09/26/24 4:33am)
Fun fact — when the NBA announced its expansion to Miami in 1986, the team took a fan survey for potential team names. While the “Miami Heat” eventually won, a surprising contender emerged from the survey: “Miami Vice.” Sports teams often draw inspiration from city landmarks or alliterations, but a TV show? It might be unusual, but the survey shows the widespread appeal of this NBC show following its two-hour pilot episode from Sept. 16 1984.
(09/26/24 7:08pm)
Almost everyone needs a haircut once in a while. At the University of Notre Dame this service is met by the University Hair Stylists, a business tucked away in the basement of the LaFortune Student Center.
(09/26/24 4:01am)
Tuesday night, the Belles volleyball team suffered a 3-0 loss against the Manchester Spartans. Despite the loss, the Belles battled through the entire night keeping the scores close.
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(09/27/24 4:00am)
Beyond the Belle and Common Good Fellows are two cohort-based programs sponsored by Saint Mary's Center for Faith, Action and Ministry (CFAM), where student site leaders guide volunteers in weekly service with a South Bend Community Partner.
