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On Monday afternoon, Notre Dame head football coach Marcus Freeman opened up about Miami (Ohio) week with his weekly press conference. Here’s a summary of what he covered as the 2-1 Irish prepare for their second home game of the season.
As non-conference play dwindles to a close, the Holy Cross men’s soccer team has picked up some steam. The Saints won their second consecutive match by way of a shutout on Saturday, defeating Oakland City 2-0 for their first home win of the season. Holy Cross now owns a 3-3-1 overall record and a 2-0-1 mark in September with conference play awaiting within the next week.
The young season for Saint Mary’s golf ramped up in a big way this past weekend, as the Belles played on three out of four days. After starting the season in 10th place at the Lynn Schweizer Invitational, the team recorded two top-five finishes. At Thursday’s first MIAA Jamboree, the Belles took first with a single-round score of 303. Then, between Saturday and Sunday, they finished fourth among 19 teams with a two-round total of 608 at the Illinois Wesleyan Fall Classic.
Students hoping to attend the inauguration ball on Friday night faced long lines and a large crowd near the event’s entrance.
The historic three-day celebration closed with the student inaugural ball Friday September 13th from 9 p.m.-11 p.m., a pretty little red bow placed on the gift that was “Dowd Fest.” The reason I am writing this article is for posterity — very often it happens that Notre Dame will host an event that people might forget a few months down the road, a few years down the road perhaps. This is my unsolicited contribution to the world: an inside scoop of the student inaugural ball, henceforth, “Dowd Ball.”
After coming off a big win over Indiana University South Bend, the Belles fell to the Franklin Grizzlies, 1-0. As a result, the Belles are 2-3 on the season.
I have never really watched the Emmys. I have never had a connection to it, and the majority of the time, I do not know what is happening on it. But taking the time to watch this year's Emmys really helped me. While I may not know the shows or the actors and actresses, the Emmys gives me a chance to try a new television show.
On Saturday night, 130 students gathered on North Quad to attend Cavanaugh Hall’s first-ever Cav-araoke event. The event provided students a late-night opportunity to unwind with pizza and karaoke.
The Raclin Murphy Museum of Art debuted the temporary exhibition “Through the Lens of Father Francis Browne, S.J.: Photographic Adventures of an Irish Priest” on Aug. 27.
In one of the season’s most highly anticipated matches, Notre Dame men’s soccer couldn’t quite break through. Despite outshooting No. 3 Stanford by a 15-4 margin, the 23rd-ranked Irish dropped a 1-0 result at home on Saturday night. Notre Dame now stands at 1-1-3 overall with a 1-0-1 start to Atlantic Coast Conference play. Meanwhile, the 6-1-0 Cardinal have defeated 2023 College Cup finalists Clemson and Notre Dame on the road to begin their tenure as an ACC member.
Another year, another fast start for Notre Dame volleyball. After marching out to an 8-2 record in 2023, the Irish are 6-1 and on a four-game win streak at September’s midway point in 2024. This past weekend, Notre Dame defeated Northwestern twice and Colorado State to go 3-0. During the stretch, senior Phyona Schrader continued her masterful start, notching two triple-doubles.
It was a moment that crushed the Boilermakers' already fading spirits late in the second quarter this past Saturday afternoon. Graduate defensive lineman Rylie Mills forced a baffling throw by Hudson Card, setting up sophomore defensive lineman Boubacar Traore for a pick-six that pushed the Irish lead to 35-0. In a moment of desperation, it was as if Card passed it to Traore, technically making him the first Irish player to get a “touchdown passing reception” this season. As Purdue fans flooded for the exits, it turned into a sea of green in West Lafayette.
On Friday, Sept. 13, Fr. Robert Dowd, C.S.C., was officially inaugurated as the 18th president of the University of Notre Dame in a ceremony held in the Joyce Center. During his inaugural address, Dowd announced expansions to Notre Dame’s financial aid policy and promised to “build bridges” between communities during his presidency.
Every night around 4 p.m., my remaining roommates and I at The 87 apartments sit around our island and excitedly open our daily housing update emails. As sophomore transfers to ND, we were placed on a waitlist to live on campus after spots ran out this summer.
On Saturday, I made the short trip to West Lafayette to cover the Notre Dame-Purdue football game with WVFI Radio. Two of my good student media friends joined me for a long day that started at 8 a.m. at Main Circle and wrapped up at 11:30 p.m. in Bookstore Lot. During the drive back to South Bend, one of my companions, a sophomore, asked me and the trip’s other member (both of us are juniors) an interesting question: did you enjoy freshman year or sophomore year more?
We English majors confront this certain truth on the regular: there are only seven original stories … which means that the one you’re writing has already been written. According to Christopher Booker’s theory, every TV show, Broadway musical, Netflix rom-com, AP-Lit requirement or Taylor Swift music video all stem from just seven basic plots. Every idea you’ve ever conceived and every dream you’ve ever had can all be categorized into these seven plots:
On Friday, Sept. 13 in Rice Commons, Saint Mary's College hosted an investigation, comedy-themed event, which aimed to uncover the “kidnapper” of Taylor Swift.
After a win during its home opener, the Saint Mary's volleyball team traveled to the Manchester Invitational tournament, where it went 2-1 with a loss against Franklin on Friday. However, despite the Friday loss, the Belles bounced back with two wins over Manchester and Alma on Saturday.
Notre Dame took a crucial step toward redemption today after a shocking home opener loss to NIU shook the squad's confidence. With their season on the line in this must-win game, the Irish dominated in a commanding 66-7 victory, looking like an entirely different team in their 88th matchup against Purdue. Though the Irish delivered a record-breaking performance when it mattered, this game still leaves some questions about the team unanswered. Here are the key moments from Notre Dame’s commanding performance against the Boilermakers, where they captured the most points on the road since the 69-13 win against Pitt in 1965.
Solutions by The State News
