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(09/06/24 4:00am)
What capitalism once stood for has vanished. What once was a collection of independently-minded thinkers and workers pursuing a shared mission of affluence and security has been thoroughly vanquished by the powers which reign supreme in this nation. Those with power and wealth have reached their position through exploitative means — they cheated, they lied, did whatever necessary to crush their opponents and adversaries. Now that they’ve reached what they believe to be the peak of power on this earth, THEY HAVE COMMITTED THEMSELVES TO CRUSHING ANY MAN OR WOMAN WHO POSES A THREAT TO THEIR EMPIRE OF WEALTH, DOMINATION AND SIN.
(09/06/24 4:01am)
After a close start at the beginning of the game, Saint Mary’s soccer took a 2-1 loss against the Bluffton Beavers.
(09/06/24 4:05am)
When I got the email from Residential Life that the finals schedule would look a little different this semester, I was initially confused. Exams on the weekends? What were they thinking? Even with the chance of hosting a College Football Playoff game, was that really worth massive scheduling changes?
(09/06/24 4:04am)
It feels like a giant weight has been lifted off the back of the Notre Dame football program. Last Saturday, the Irish earned arguably their biggest win in the Marcus Freeman era, traveling to College Station and emerging with a gritty, 23-13 victory over Texas A&M. It wasn’t always pretty, as Notre Dame never led in the first half and needed nearly 40 minutes to reach the end zone for the first time before finally scoring the go-ahead touchdown in the final two minutes. But behind a masterful defensive performance, a young offensive line that (as expected) made some mistakes in one of the nation’s toughest road environments but steadily improved throughout the game and a gutsy outing from senior quarterback Riley Leonard in his first Irish start, Notre Dame delivered in all the key moments to start the season with a huge road win.
(09/05/24 4:05am)
Our journey began on Friday morning at Main Circle, where we departed for O’Hare International Airport. After a two-hour drive broken up by a gas station snack run, we arrived with time to spare. The group went their separate ways, some doubling down on the snack approach, others seeking out a heartier breakfast. The flight to George Bush Intercontinental Airport was smooth and uninterrupted and even touched down ahead of schedule.
(09/05/24 4:00am)
The Holy Cross women’s soccer team played its first game of September on Tuesday, defeating Goshen by a 2-1 score. The victory marked the Saints’ first at home in 2024 and advanced them to 2-3-0 on the young season.
(09/05/24 4:01am)
It’s hard to imagine Notre Dame women’s soccer finding a better start to the 2024 season than what they’ve had. The Irish have hit the jackpot early with their freshman class of historic proportions. They’ve split their two top-15 matchups at home, dominating the win, while taking back-to-back road games. Their four-match shutout streak has propelled them to the ninth ranking in the United Soccer Coaches poll. And they’re doing it all with three of their primary contributors away at the U20 World Cup.
(09/05/24 4:02am)
Last season, the ACC opener for Notre Dame men’s soccer turned into a national championship preview. The Irish outlasted Clemson, 3-2, in South Bend before facing the same Tigers in December. They played that second match in Louisville, where Notre Dame heads this weekend to start this year’s ACC schedule.
(09/05/24 4:01am)
Our Fighting Irish begin their home season this Saturday after a great victory Saturday night at Kyle Field, considered by many to be the toughest place to play in college football for a visiting team. As we begin the home season and my eighth season of ushering in the student section, I offer a few comments for your constructive consideration:
(09/05/24 4:01am)
Ronald Reagan’s legacy is currently in a precarious place. The left abhors him and believes almost all of our country’s current problems stem from his presidential administration. And while once emphatically lionized by the right, Reagan has become increasingly irrelevant to the GOP as it becomes more consumed by Trumpism and more opposed to the neoliberalism that defined his administration. It seems like nobody loves Ronald Reagan anymore. Therefore, the stakes couldn’t be higher for the recently released Reagan biopic “Reagan.” Can it reignite this country’s love for Reagan? Can it remind generations old and young alike why he is so awesome?
(09/04/24 6:53am)
(09/04/24 5:22am)
As classes and schedules are finalized, it is time for students to branch out beyond their credit hours and into clubs and student organizations, which tabled in the concourse of Notre Dame Stadium last night for the annual Activities Night.
(09/04/24 4:54am)
On Saturday, Notre Dame football scored a true program-building win, going into Texas A&M and triumphing by a 23-13 score. Heading into their Week Two home opener against Northern Illinois, the Irish have plenty to build on and one big correction to make. Here's a look at the team's active strengths and weaknesses in our inaugural edition of Stock Up, Stock Down.
(09/04/24 4:53am)
Last May played out as a special month for the Notre Dame men’s golf team. The Irish, a seventh-place finisher in the ACC Championship, entered the NCAA Austin Regional in Texas as a No. 6 seed. There, they scored an unlikely top-three finish, advancing to an NCAA Championship for the first time since 1966.
(09/04/24 4:52am)
It’s a transition year for the Notre Dame women’s golf program. The Irish, who finished 12th in the ACC Championship and did not reach the NCAA Tournament, lost their two best golfers from the 2023-24 season. The outstanding Lauren Beaudreau, an All-ACC Women’s Golf Team and Division I WGCA All-American Honorable Mention selection, reached the end of her eligibility. Beaudreau became the highlight of last year’s team, claiming 10 top-20 finishes and winning the first individual regional title in program history.
(09/04/24 5:21am)
Just in time for the approach of the fall season, Off the Ave, a cafe at St. Mary's College, reopened yesterday morning.
(09/04/24 4:00am)
We’re at the inception of a historic moment: new construction at the rubbled 1950s-era Pangborn and Fisher Halls. A new transfer quarterback strengthens faith in a relentless football tradition. A new first-year cohort is the most selective to date. A new dorm adorns East Quad. And there’s a new University president.
(09/03/24 3:01am)
As the Notre Dame players stood in the tunnel looking out at over 100,000 Texas A&M fans, one would think nerves had to be creeping in. But staring down the barrel of College Station, head coach Marcus Freeman had not a shred of fear, and he made sure his players didn’t either. As passionate as A&M fans can be, I doubt any single one was louder than the clapping and roaring Freeman as he prepared to lead his team out of the tunnel. The belief was palpable. This game was going to be different.
(09/03/24 3:02am)
On Monday afternoon, Notre Dame head football coach Marcus Freeman kicked off Northern Illinois week with his scheduled press conference. Here's what Freeman had to say after a 23-13, season-opening win Saturday at Texas A&M.
(09/03/24 4:05am)
Stepping into the towering, 110-foot-tall Kyle Field, surrounded by over 100,000 fans and a deafening roar loud enough to send an Apple Watch into panic mode, would be a nightmare for most kickers. But for Irish graduate transfer Mitch Jeter, it looked like just another day at practice. The former South Carolina Gamecock was flawless on Saturday evening, delivering a perfect 100% accuracy across three field goals and two extra points.
