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Orientation Week is already underway at Saint Mary’s College, with move-in for the class of 2028 completed on Thursday. Roughly 407 students make up the class of 2028 this year, slightly below the enrollment of the class of 2027 of 422 students, which was the largest class in recent history.
As students return to their dorms after summer break, South Quad residents are likely to notice a change in their everyday view. Where Fisher and Pangborn Halls once stood now lies an empty plot of land, as construction crews begin the work of building two new residence halls, one of which will be a women’s dorm named Grojean Hall. The grass in front of Rockne Memorial Gym has also been torn up amidst the construction.
Dear Students,
Dear Saint Mary’s Students,
In the days leading up to Friday, approximately 2,090 first-year students and 200 transfer students will descend upon campus to begin their Notre Dame experience. The class of 2028, heralded as the most selective cohort to date, will move into residence halls and become introduced to the campus and community around them through Welcome Weekend.
Over the summer, Saint Mary’s College hosted a myriad of summer camps and programs for young students ranging from elementary to high school with a record number of attendees. According to their website, Saint Mary’s College summer programs aim to implement the College’s mission “to empower women in all stages of life.”
Freshmen, many of you will take “THEO 100001: Foundations of Theology” this year. You have to take it at some point so why not now, right? For some of you, though, it will be not only your first theology course at Notre Dame but also your first theology class ever.
Welcome Back, Saint Mary’s!
Last August, about 60 students from the class of 2028 majoring in architecture joined the Notre Dame community. Now just a few days from the start of the semester, the rest of their class is arriving on campus ready to settle into their dorms, prepare for their classes and meet their older architecture counterparts.
Dear Saints, Belles and Irish,
Welcome back, Notre Dame! We hope everyone has had a great summer break! Whether you were working a summer job or internship, volunteering or taking classes around the world, we know that Notre Dame students are busy even over the summer ... and so is Student Government! We have spent the last few months hard on initiatives from our three major categories: Your ND, Renew ND and One ND.
A production of Shakespeare’s “As You Like It” but the set looks like the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone and everyone is bisexual (and not in the implicit, subtextual Elizabethan way but in an explicit, mid-2010s identity politics way). Usually I can’t help but roll my eyes at that sort of thing.
Since Commencement Weekend came and went in mid-May, it’s been a summer full of headlines across tri-campus athletics. From a legendary lacrosse run to Olympic gold, here’s a timeline of the past three months’ biggest stories.
Over the next three weeks, Notre Dame, Saint Mary’s and Holy Cross fall sports will enter full swing. Here’s a look at what to expect from each team heading into their 2024 seasons.
The rich history of Notre Dame football is undeniable. Their nine national championships during the poll era rank second only to the Alabama Crimson Tide. But this program and its devoted fanbase do not care about that number now. They care that the most recent title came in 1988 and want to return to the top of the college football world. The NCAA’s recent expansion to a 12-team playoff has provided a better opportunity to do just that.
The University of Notre Dame has suspended its men's swimming program for at minimum the 2024-25 academic year. Per a statement from Notre Dame's Vice President and Director of Athletics Pete Bevacqua, an external review of the team uncovered "a deeply embedded team culture dismissive of Notre Dame's standards for student-athletes" along with multiple violations of NCAA rules which prohibit gambling.
The Notre Dame men’s swimming and diving team is under review by the law firm of Ropes & Gray LLP after reports of culture issues arose in late June.
A phone call from an old friend changed Jeff Jackson’s coaching career.
On Saturday, the top-seeded Irish men’s lacrosse team took on the seventh-seeded Maryland Terrapins in the national championship. The final took place at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. This was the second meeting this year between the two sides. Earlier in the season, the Irish prevailed 14-9 in South Bend at Arlotta Stadium, but the Terps were red hot coming into the national championship after some regular-season struggles. Despite Maryland’s recent success, the 15-1 Irish routed the 11-5 Terrapins to win back-to-back national championships.
It's hard to imagine a team more polished for the big moment than Notre Dame men's lacrosse. Coming off a dramatic championship weekend en route to their first national title in 2023, the Irish spent the 2024 regular season playing before thousands at home and fielding every opponent's best shot as the top-ranked team in America. In the ACC Tournament, Notre Dame set the tone for its postseason aspirations by defeating both Virginia and Duke. And the team's only loss, an overtime fall to Georgetown in late February, Notre Dame swiftly avenged in last weekend's NCAA Tournament quarterfinal.
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