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(09/20/24 5:26am)
When we say to ourselves, “I’m Catholic,” what do we really mean? Is that purely a cultural identifier? An affinity group? A campus club we attend a weekly meeting for? The question we ask ourselves really isn’t a question at all. To be Catholic is to believe in the faith as articulated by Christ and held together over the last two millennia by the Catholic Church, surviving centuries of disunity, the threat of Islamic conquest, the birth of Protestantism, two major wars in Europe, the rise and fall of communism and an unquantifiable amount of persecution. That is to say, the Catholic faith is not compromising. The literal definition of the word “catholic” is to be “all embracing.” We can’t pick and choose which teachings of the church we accept and which ones annoy us, and we can see, from the model of the last two thousand years of history, that it is only when the church was able to solidify itself and remain unwavering that it was able to survive.
(09/20/24 5:35am)
On Thursday afternoon, assistant professor of geography and global studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Lisa Bhungalia gave a presentation at the Hesburgh Center for International Studies.
(09/20/24 4:10am)
Record: 2-1
(09/20/24 5:35am)
Web and Social Media Program Manager Martha Reilly joined the University of Notre Dame staff earlier this spring, marking her return to South Bend for the first time since graduating from Saint Mary’s College in 2018. Her position with Notre Dame allows her to focus on a range of topics of research, such as cancer discovery and space and humanities research.
(09/20/24 4:08am)
For over 2,000 years, East Asians have enjoyed the communal dining experience of hot pot, cooking thinly sliced pork, kimchi and vermicelli in a simmering gochujang broth inside a large metal pot. Notre Dame graduate defensive lineman Jordan Botelho, like millions of others worldwide, loves hotpot for its convenience, comforting social experience and of course, slurping the broth at the end of the meal after it absorbed the diverse flavor profile of each ingredient. But heading into his fifth season with the Irish, Botelho traded tender, fatty pork belly for lean meats like chicken and salmon as part of his commitment to a “smarter” diet.
(09/20/24 5:34am)
The Notre Dame Police Department (NDPD) Comfort K9 program has added two furry friends walking around campus: Orla and Finn. Their mission is to support all members of the Notre Dame community, including faculty, staff and students.
(09/20/24 4:01am)
“Camp,” a term used to describe a style of being, can’t be understood by many. In Susan Sontag’s seminal essay, “Notes on Camp,” she argues that sensibility is “something of a private code,” a way of seeing the world as an “aesthetic phenomenon,” loving the unnatural, the exaggeration, the artifice, the performance.
(09/20/24 4:02am)
It’s been a rollercoaster start to the 2024 Notre Dame football season, with an impressive opener at Texas A&M and a blowout of Purdue sandwiching a frankly embarrassing loss to Northern Illinois. Marcus Freeman’s trio of losses against Marshall, Stanford and NIU in his first three years are reminiscent of losses that defined Charlie Weis’ tenure at Notre Dame: to Syracuse in 2008, Navy in 2007 and 2009 and UConn in 2009.
(09/20/24 4:07am)
Since the 2017 season, Notre Dame football has faced off against six different teams from the Mid-American Conference. In three of those games — 2017 Miami (Ohio), 2019 Bowling Green and 2023 Central Michigan — the Irish played to expectations and won handily. In the remaining three games — 2018 Ball State, 2021 Toledo and 2024 Northern Illinois — the Irish played down to their mid-major competition. They either won in excruciatingly ugly fashion or, in the case of this season’s home opener, lost the game entirely.
(09/20/24 4:04am)
Results wise, Notre Dame men’s soccer has dealt with a tough start to their six-game homestand. The Irish opened it last Tuesday with a 1-1 draw against Duquesne in which they outshot the Dukes 21-3 and led until the 86th minute. On Saturday, the Irish fell 1-0 to Stanford, now the top-ranked team in the land, despite outshooting the shorthanded Cardinal 15-4.
(09/20/24 4:00am)
I didn’t think that when Mrs. Hatchett gave me a copy of Dr. Seuss’ “Big Blue Book of Beginner Books” that it would become one of my most prized possessions. Nor did I think that, nearly twenty years later, as time faded the images and characters that I came to love, her cursive handwriting would stand to be as blue and bold as ever.
(09/22/24 5:09pm)
One question: were you rushing, or were you dragging? Today, Friday, Sept. 20, marks the ten-year anniversary of one of my favorite films: “Whiplash,” by writer-director Damien Chazelle and composer Justin Hurwitz. The duo also created the widely-acclaimed film “La La Land,” starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, which dominated the 2016 Oscars, winning six Academy Awards and kickstarting my love for musicals.
(09/20/24 4:01am)
Uncertainty with a mix of cautious optimism was our overall tone as we followed the Irish crowds over to Purdue. The day began bright and early, departing South Bend at 8 a.m. About two hours after hopping on the interstate with a whole lot of nothing, Purdue University emerged amidst the cornfields.
(09/20/24 4:06am)
Riley Leonard was nowhere near good enough against Northern Illinois. There is no debating that. The senior quarterback completed 20 of 32 passes for a mere 163 yards and no touchdowns. He also threw two interceptions, including a backbreaker in the middle of the fourth quarter that set up NIU’s game-winning field goal drive.
(09/22/24 5:08pm)
Ringgggg!! My alarm blares in my ear and I jump out of bed in hopes of making it to class on time. I begin peeling through my clothes, trying to find something worth wearing. I move past my bright blue puffer jacket, a pair of pink pinstripe vintage Levi's and my eyes fall on a Brandy Melville t-shirt. Ah! The perfect brand for staples and cute baby tees! But is it really so perfect? The brand I used to be obsessed with in high school is actually quite far from perfect. After watching the “Brandy Hellville” documentary this summer, I learned about just how unethical this brand really is, and I was never able to press pause on the effects it had on me.
(09/22/24 5:10pm)
The highly-anticipated “Joker” sequel, scheduled for release in October 2024, has recently unveiled its second trailer, adding to the excitement.
(09/20/24 4:09am)
Entering the 2024 season, it was unusual for the inexperience of Notre Dame’s offensive line — typically one of the nation’s strongest and most battle-tested units — to be a major question mark for the Irish offense. Prior to the season opener against Texas A&M, the five starters up front had started just six combined games for the Irish, with freshman left tackle Anthony Knapp, sophomore left guard Sam Pendleton and junior right tackle Aamil Wagner all making their first starts against the Aggies.
(09/20/24 4:02am)
After a close, 1-0 loss against Franklin, the Saint Mary’s soccer took a 2-1 win over the Anderson University Ravens. With this win, the Belles moved to 3-3 on the year, while the Ravens fell to 3-1-2.
(09/20/24 4:05am)
This is more a key to victory this season than a key to victory for this game. In all honesty, the Irish could probably beat the RedHawks all on the ground. However, USC, like winter, is coming. If the Irish manage to make it into the College Football Playoff, better teams are coming. They are going to look at the footage on Notre Dame, liken the Irish to Navy, a team that has in recent memory stuck with an offense focused on running the ball, and have a pretty effective idea of how to stall the offense.
(09/20/24 4:03am)
After four sets on Wednesday, the Saint Mary’s volleyball team took the 3-1 win over the Kalamazoo Hornets. With this win, the Belles improved to 7-2 on the season.
