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Hoping to avoid the Halloween scaries following Sunday’s home defeat to Virginia Tech, the No. 13-ranked Notre Dame women’s soccer team welcomed the Pittsburgh Panthers to Alumni Stadium for the 2024 regular-season finale.
Lead Huddle Mart manager Tyrone Diment will be hanging up his jester’s hat when he goes home after his Halloween night shift, a fitting costume for his last day of an 11-year tenure working at Notre Dame.
On Oct. 7, BridgeND held the kickoff for their signature event, ConvergeND. BridgeND is the Notre Dame branch of BridgeUSA, a student-led organization focused on bridging the political divide and encouraging spectrum-crossing conversations. ConvergeND participants are matched with a discussion partner who has opposite political views after taking a survey, then given the opportunity to attend a kickoff event and meet for a conversation with their match.
Arun Agrawal, a professor of governance and sustainability at the University of Michigan, will lead the new Notre Dame Just Transformations to Sustainability Initiative, according to a University press release. Agrawal received his Ph.D. in political science from Duke University and his MBA from the Indian Institute of Management.
The ACC’s regular season comes to an end Friday, and the middle part of the conference standings are an absolute mess. Only two points separate third place from 10th place, with Notre Dame in a five-way tie for sixth with 11 points.
In “Annie Hall,” Woody Allen retells the following classic joke: “Two elderly women are at a Catskill mountain resort, and one of them says, ‘Boy, the food at this place is really terrible.’ The other says, ‘Yeah, I know — and such small portions.’” That’s how I feel about a lot of comedy, especially TV comedy, these days.
In the first of two consecutive games against No. 4 Louisville, Notre Dame volleyball took a 3-0 loss on the road.
Forgive the cliché. But something’s got to give.
As the Saint Mary’s soccer team fell to 7-8-1 in the regular season and 2-5-1 in the MIAA, it rounded out the regular season with a 2-0 loss against the Hope College Flying Dutch on Wednesday.
I’ve always called myself a reader. Ever since I learned to read, I think it might be fair to say I spent at least two-thirds of my childhood reading. Through middle school, high school and my subsequent gap year, it was always the first escape I turned to when I’d have an evening free.
This Wednesday Saint Mary’s hosted a panel on LGBTQ+ history on campus. Four LGBTQ+ alums from different graduating classes led the discussion, ranging from 1974 to last year. The speakers were Jacqueline Leskovec, Kelli Harrison, Lety Stanton-Verduzco and Mads Hornack.
“Evil comes from a failure to think.”
Professor Derek Muller, an instructor on election law at Notre Dame Law School, was recently named a contributor for CNN’s coverage of Tuesday’s presidential election. He was tasked with following ongoing legal disputes that could impact the outcome of the election.
On Saturday, Notre Dame ran rival Navy off the field in a 51-14 rout of the No. 24-ranked Midshipmen. It was only the third time since 1957 that both teams were ranked in the AP Poll, the last time in 2019, which was another dominant Irish win (52-20). After starting the season 6-0, Navy entered the game with real hopes of competing, hopes that were quickly crushed after a nightmare first quarter consisting of two fumbles placed it in an early 14-0 hole. From that point onward, the game was only ever in the balance between Navy’s first touchdown and sophomore running back Jeremiyah Love’s 64-yard answer only one minute and five seconds later. From there, Notre Dame did not look back, allowing only one more touchdown while scoring 30 more points en route to a comfortable victory. Now improving to 7-1 on the season and jumping up to No. 8 in the AP Poll, the Irish remain firmly in College Football Playoff contention. Here are some of the team’s active strengths and weaknesses in this week’s edition of Stock Up, Stock Down.
Following a 13-20 2023-24 season in head coach Micah Shrewsberry’s first year, Notre Dame men’s basketball looks forward to the 2024 season with promise. The Irish finished 12th in ACC play with a record of 7-13 in and fell to Wake Forest in the second round of the conference tournament. Building on the success of freshman standouts, the Irish hope for an improved 2024-25 campaign.
The final matchday of the ACC regular season arrives this Thursday. Notre Dame women’s soccer, now ranked No. 13 in the nation with an overall record of 10-2-4 and a conference mark of 4-1-4, has everything to play for. The Irish will host Pittsburgh with a chance to win and lock up an ACC Tournament spot.
Oct. 16 marked the 23rd anniversary of the premier of “Smallville” and 23 years of industry and subliminal impact. The birth of “Smallville” and the revival of the Superman mantra swayed the industry, reached the needs of the American public and unexpectedly impacted my personal life.
As a die-hard fan of “Saturday Night Live,” my excitement for “Saturday Night” was off the charts. I couldn't wait to see how the film, which is a fictionalized account of the show's early years, would bring the show‘s behind-the-scenes drama to life. Despite much of the hype leading up to this movie, “Saturday Night” fails to keep its audience up until 11:30 p.m.
When now dean of the Keough School of Global Affairs, Mary Gallagher, was invited by Provost John McGreevy to conduct an external review of the Keough School for Asia and Asian Studies, Notre Dame’s values stood out to her.
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