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(09/25/24 5:02am)
An hour before Notre Dame kicked off its 3-1 Tuesday night defeat of Detroit Mercy, all the typical proceedings of a men’s soccer evening at Alumni Stadium came to a screeching halt. As the players opened their warmups in a steady rain present since mid-afternoon, the sirens sounded for a tornado warning just outside South Bend. With the match in a 30-minute delay and the stadium cleared out, both teams holed up and awaited the field conditions they would find on the other side.
(09/25/24 4:00am)
During the Saint Mary's College fall 2024 art lecture on Monday night, artist John Steck Jr. highlighted his exhibition, “A Silver Memory,” which is currently featured in the Moreau Gallery at Saint Mary's.
(09/25/24 4:00am)
To celebrate this year’s International Day of Peace, the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies invited Sierra Leone’s minister of information and civic engagement, Chernor Bah, to speak on his career trajectory and experience working for peace in Sierra Leone.
(09/25/24 5:03am)
Last Saturday, Notre Dame came back from a shaky offensive start to resoundingly beat Miami (Ohio) 28-3 for their first home victory of the season. While some may think this a cause for celebration, many find their joy hampered by the looming cloud of a No. 15 Louisville matchup next Saturday. What exactly are fans expecting after a second home game that left cause for concern? That question is the focus of this week’s edition of Stock Up, Stock Down.
(09/25/24 12:18pm)
“If you opened other people up, you’d find landscapes,” is something I wish I came up with myself. I didn’t. I stole it. I don’t even know where it’s from, just that I heard it in a class once and wrote it down (so now, it’s mine).
(09/25/24 4:00am)
Monday night, just over a dozen Saint Mary’s students participated in a two hour political dialogue training seminar, hosted by the Center of Faith, Action and Ministry (CFAM) and spearheaded by Sarah Nietz, Saint Mary’s assistant director for justice and solidarity, junior Amelia Moroney and senior Jeanett Ochoa.
(09/25/24 5:01am)
Fresh off its second top 15 victory of the season, the Notre Dame women’s soccer team is riding high into its first ACC home match of the season. The Irish, after defeating No. 14 Virginia by a 1-0 score on Sunday, will take on NC State on Thursday night. Notre Dame enters the contest with a 7-1-1 overall record and an eight-match unbeaten streak that ranges all the way back to Aug. 18.
(09/25/24 4:00am)
When my dad told me he had a “funny cemetery story,” I expected it to be about a childhood prank or a Halloween night gone wrong.
(09/25/24 4:01am)
Green Day in 2004. It had been seven years since “Nimrod,” their last hit album. 2000’s “Warning” did not make the splash that their previous works had. “Dookie” and “Nimrod” were hit machines, with plenty of their songs remaining relevant to this very day; one of the tracks from the latter, “Good Riddance,” was featured in the “Seinfeld” retrospective special that aired prior to the series finale. But in 2004, Green Day had been around for a while and their spirits seemed a bit stale. It was time for something new.
(09/25/24 5:00am)
The Belles cross country team finished 11th out of 19 teams this past Saturday at the Gil Dodds Invitational at the St. James Farm Forest Preserve in Warrenville, Illinois.
(09/24/24 4:34am)
Monday evening, the Klau Institute for Civil and Human Rights teamed up with the student organization ND Votes to host the first of this school year’s three-part pizza, pop and politics discussion series. The nonpartisan forum, aimed at fostering dialogue on elections, featured Notre Dame law professor Derek Muller, an expert in election law.
(09/24/24 4:00am)
Saint Mary’s College held its third annual academic majors and minors fair Monday at the Angela Fieldhouse. Co-sponsored by Career Crossings and the academic advising office, the fair allowed students to explore various majors and minors offered at the College. The event was designed to support sophomores preparing to declare their majors and freshmen completing their intended major forms.
(09/24/24 4:03am)
The Holy Cross men’s and women’s soccer teams entered their respective Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC) schedules with matches against Governors State on Saturday. The women’s side improved to 3-5-0 with a 6-1 victory, while the men’s squad dropped to 3-5-1 with a 3-1 loss.
(09/24/24 4:05am)
This Friday saw the arrival of two prominent figures in Irish and American politics on campus — former Irish Taoiseach (prime minister) Leo Varadkar and U.S. special envoy to Northern Ireland for economic affairs and former congressman Joe Kennedy III. Varadkar participated in a public discussion in the Hesburgh Center for International Studies in the afternoon, while Kennedy delivered private remarks at a luncheon for Notre Dame’s Ireland Council. Both events were hosted by the Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies.
(09/24/24 4:00am)
Notre Dame students will have the opportunity to receive a free flu vaccine this week during the annual flu vaccine blitz at the Stepan Center, organized by University Health Services (UHS) and Human Resources. The event is scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
(09/24/24 4:05am)
Monday afternoon, Notre Dame head football coach Marcus Freeman opened the last full week of September with his weekly press conference. Here’s a look at what he had to say about Saturday’s win, Notre Dame’s evolving offense and an upcoming showdown with Louisville.
(09/24/24 4:04am)
The Notre Dame volleyball team put together another solid weekend of play to wrap up its non-conference schedule. The Irish split a home-and-home against Indiana, winning 3-0 at Purcell Pavilion Friday before dropping Sunday’s match by a 3-1 score in Bloomington. Notre Dame now heads into Atlantic Coast Conference play with a record of 7-2, its best non-conference mark under third-year head coach Salima Rockwell.
(09/24/24 4:00am)
Recently, I watched “Mean Girls” for the first time. Yes, I realize that I am 20 years late to the game. If you watched it years ago and need a refresher, or perhaps you have no idea what I’m talking about, this article is for you. “Mean Girls” is a comedy classic starring Lindsay Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. It is a masterclass of commentary about social status and hierarchies that balances a mordantly satirical tone with a heartfelt coming-of-age story. With plenty of memorable jokes and characters, “Mean Girls” is conventionally regarded by many as nostalgic. Given my lateness to the scene, I’d instead like to appreciate its current relevance, especially to Notre Dame.
(09/24/24 4:01am)
After winning three straight games, the Belles volleyball team took a hit against the North Central Cardinals.
(09/24/24 4:02am)
The Saint Mary’s soccer team improved to 4-3 on the season after picking up a 2-0 win over the Manchester Spartans at home. The Belles are now 4-0 at home.
