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There is no doubt that the new horror/comedy movie “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” has brought attention to not only the original movie but also the popular musical adaptation.
Not everything needs to be a movie. Sure, you can turn odd concepts into amazing movies (e.g. what if you had to set up your own mom with your dad in the past), and even the most bizarre of products can get a movie (see: “Blackberry,” a movie about the cell phone company). But just because one can make a movie doesn’t mean it should be made — no matter how popular its source material may be.
This year, Saint Mary’s College welcomed three new counselors to the Health and Counseling Center (HCC) on campus, which provides health services, referrals, general health education and counseling services. The three counselors are I'Vory Woods, Lauren Cooper and Isela Garcilazo. The HCC is located in the Angela Athletic and Wellness Complex across from Murphy's Cafe.
I'd be lying if I said I've watched the show “Young Royals” just once. I honestly have probably binged it two or three times through as I am in love with the action and drama of this Swedish teenage romance.
This was a tough one to see coming. It’s not as if we haven’t seen it before for Notre Dame under Marcus Freeman, as the 2022 defeat to Marshall in the Irish home opener was a frequent discussion point in postgame press conferences in addition to likely being on the forefront of the minds of Irish fans throughout the afternoon.
On Saturday afternoon, Notre Dame football lost its second of three home openers under head coach Marcus Freeman. In both losses, this one a 16-14 defeat to four-touchdown underdog Northern Illinois, the Irish were favored by at least 20 points. These five key moments fueled a massive Husky upset in South Bend.
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New hire Eli Williams has taken on the brand-new position as assistant director of the LGBTQ+ Center under the division for inclusion and equity at Saint Mary’s College.
After a hard-fought victory in its opener, Notre Dame returns to South Bend to face Northern Illinois. While this matchup may not be as high-profile as last week, it offers the Irish a crucial test: avoiding a letdown and sustaining momentum. Notre Dame must remain focused and execute effectively against a team it is heavily favored to beat. The key question is whether the Irish can maintain their intensity or risk falling into the trap of overconfidence against a Northern Illinois squad eager to make a statement.
The infamous Columbus murals in the main building at Notre Dame were temporarily uncovered from Tuesday until Friday at noon this week.
Crimson and white confetti fluttered from the rafters of Sun Life Stadium to the verdant Bermuda grass below while the Million Dollar Band blared the heavy brass anthem “Yea, Alabama,” reverberating throughout the stadium and filling the streets of the surrounding Miami suburbs. Once the stream of confetti tapered off and the band concluded playing with a triumphant drumroll, Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban flashed a rare smile and triumphantly raised a crystal football trophy to celebrate his fourth national championship following a 42-14 beatdown of Notre Dame. This embarrassing defeat grew even more humiliating after Irish players made comments reminiscent of a Daft Punk song, describing the Alabama linemen as harder hitters, better competitors, faster athletes and stronger football players.
The Belles Against Violence Office (BAVO) started a new support group for survivors and allies of interpersonal and sexual violence last Friday.
Game days at Notre Dame usually mean sweaty, bright green t-shirts and the occasional green laser. Visually, it looks at lot like the viral underground bunker sets of Charli XCX — an artist who has come to embody the ethos of a cultural movement that can only be described as “brat.”
Notre Dame volleyball enjoyed a highly successful opening weekend out west in the Catholic Challenge. The Irish won the event, winning six of their seven combined sets against Villanova and Santa Clara. As a result, they are 2-0 for the first time under third-year head coach Salima Rockwell.
I do not like to watch new shows. In fact, when my mom and sister tried to convince me to watch “Gilmore Girls” with them, I protested. When they would turn the show on, I would stomp up the stairs and close my bedroom door.
When starting left tackle Charles Jagusah got injured during preseason practice, Marcus Freeman and the coaching staff were left with a big decision: turn to the experience of fifth-year graduate student Tosh Baker, or bet on true freshman Anthonie Knapp to play the first snap of his college career in front of over 100,000 Aggie fans in week one. After a fall camp competition for the spot concluded, Notre Dame released its depth chart for the Texas A&M game. It read: “Left Tackle 1-54, Anthonie Knapp, Fr.”
As TikTok keeps reminding us, we have entered the ‘ber’ months. It’s time to bring out our sweaters, boots and scarves as the air (slowly) gets colder. It’s also that time of year when we, as a community, find ourselves deeply immersed in the emotional and warm embrace of the fall season, forgetting our loneliness as we rewatch many Nora Ephron films. This shared experience, this sense of community, is what makes this time of year so special.
Doechii has dropped what might be the most authentic and entertaining rap project of the year.
On the evening of July 13, 2024, President Donald Trump was shot at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. For a moment, the world stood still as it appeared the worst had come to pass — a President killed, a movement extinguished and the tenuous fabric of a nation irreparably shattered.
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