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The Notre Dame student senate underwent Microaggression Intervention at Notre Dame (MiND) training during their Wednesday meeting in the Mendoza College of Business. The training was hosted by Multicultural Student Programs and Services (MSPS).
I once wrote about being “decisively nostalgic” in a previous column. Indeed, nostalgia could easily be a hobby of mine; I’d happily make it a profession if I could render a snappy line in my resume about pondering my past and present.
Following Notre Dame’s Saturday mid-afternoon football game against Miami (Ohio), the dining halls across campus can expect a swarm of students and fans.
Just as Notre Dame has been taken over by its weeklong fall career fair, Belles have also been seeking careers across the street. On Wednesday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., Saint Mary’s College hosted their annual “Future Fest” career fair in Rice Commons. The Career Crossings office organized the event for students to network with various industries offering internships or full-time jobs.
On Sept. 19 at 5 p.m., students will gather on Notre Dame’s South Quad for Welsh Family Hall’s signature event, “Hoedown Throwdown.“ The event will feature apple cider, donuts, yard games and a large mechanical bull for event-goers to ride.
Notre Dame volleyball has started a season with a 6-1 record twice within the past decade. The Irish did so in 2017 and 2020. Within the past decade, Notre Dame volleyball has reached the NCAA Tournament in two seasons. Which ones? 2017 and 2020.
The Holy Cross men’s and women’s soccer teams had a rough go of their Tuesday visits to Saint Francis (Ind.). The men took a 7-1 loss, falling to 3-4-1 on the season, while the women came short in a 2-1 game and dropped to 2-5 this year. Both teams will have to bounce back in their Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference openers on Saturday.
For the first time in history, a Division One men’s collegiate golf tournament took place on Canadian soil this week. At the Öviinbyrd Golf Club, 10 teams gathered to compete in the two-day, 54-hole Canadian Collegiate Invitational between Monday and Tuesday. The event came down to the final day, as the Notre Dame men’s team surged past Missouri down the stretch to claim the team title.
Last month, megastars Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga released a collaborative groovy new pop single titled “Die With A Smile” through American record label Interscope Records. Referred to by many as a “banger” and “instant classic,” the song has been and is being met with much critical acclaim and support.
This summer, I gardened for the first time.
I know that I am not alone in having considered what it would be like to live a solitary life, peacefully isolated from all.
On Saturday, Notre Dame came up with a much-needed response in West Lafayette against their in-state rival Purdue, cruising to a 66-7 victory over the Boilermakers. After taking a 42-0 lead into halftime, the Irish only needed their second and third units to run out the clock. The game was already over. Head coach Marcus Freeman’s team once again proved they can come back from a loss, but whether or not they can handle success remains a question. Returning to South Bend in Week Four to face Miami (Ohio), the Irish will have another opportunity to get their first home win against a MAC school this season. If they want to give a home crowd left devastated in the opener something to cheer about, they best not waste it. Every game is a must-win if playoff hopes are to be kept alive. Here are some of the team’s active strengths and weaknesses in this week’s edition of Stock Up, Stock Down.
Located just off campus along Ivy Road, nestled between Warren Golf Course and Twyckenham Dr., rows of metal planting boxes abound with flowers, fresh herbs and vegetables. The Notre Dame community garden is home to student and staff plots and is run by the graduate student government sustainability committee.
On Tuesday morning, recently inaugurated University president Fr. Robert Dowd attended a kick-off event for the “inauguration build” in partnership with Habitat for Humanity. The project will see the construction of five new homes on Harrison Avenue in northwest South Bend.
1999 saw many august names added to the film canon — e.g. “Eyes Wide Shut,” “Fight Club,” “The Virgin Suicides,” “Girl Interrupted,” “But I’m a Cheerleader,” “The Blair Witch Project,” “The Sixth Sense,” “The Mummy,” “The Matrix,” “She’s All That,” “10 Things I Hate About You” and “Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace.” The remarkable thing isn’t how long that list is, but the fact that I could keep going, if only I had the room.
After a 6-1-1 start to the season, one of the highest-ranked teams in the ACC awaits Notre Dame women’s soccer this weekend. Virginia (8-1-0, 1-1-0 ACC) will host the Irish in a battle of ranked foes on Saturday evening in Charlottesville. As of right now, the match stands as Notre Dame’s toughest remaining road game while doubling as Virginia’s most challenging home date left on the table.
This weekend, Notre Dame football will meet Miami University (Ohio) for the third time in program history. Though the Irish have developed a tendency to play down to opponents in the Mid-American Conference, the RedHawks have never given them trouble. Here’s a look back at Notre Dame’s two victories against the 136-year-old program.
Here’s what my friends and I remember from last week’s presidential debate: eating dogs, love letters to Kim Jong Un, a memed moment of hesitance and mere “concepts of a plan.”
Saint Mary’s College announced Wednesday the newest partnership with the University of Notre Dame for guaranteed admissions via email. This new program will guarantee admission to Saint Mary’s graduates with specific bachelor’s degrees into the master’s program for Engineering, Science & Technology Entrepreneurship (ESTEEM).
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