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(05/17/24 4:04am)
I’m not a person who gets homesick easily. Since arriving in South Bend four years ago, I can tell you I’ve absolutely missed my family, but I don’t need to be physically present to still feel at home. Family visits for football games and trips home for the holidays always cured any tinge of homesickness that I would start to feel. Just a couple of days with them made me feel prepared to take on new challenges away from the comforts of my little home in Pittsburgh.
(05/17/24 4:05am)
Holy Cross College senior Carmen “Stephanie“ Nunez will serve as this year’s valedictorian, the College announced on its website. Nunez, a South Bend native, is a visual arts major and an elementary education minor.
(05/17/24 3:59am)
This University is on a mad building spree. It basically always has been, ever since that fateful day in 1842 when Fr. Sorin laid the first log of his chapel. The last four years are no exception: construction crews scurry around like worker ants; the din wakes people up in the mornings; and everywhere you look, they’re putting up a new piece of yellow brick neotraditional architecture.
(05/17/24 4:05am)
Against the backdrop of the bright orange and yellow seats, the man sat almost attempting to shrink himself behind his big, black duffle bag. The train, overflowing with people, had a thick haze of carbon dioxide filling the small voids between bodies.
(05/17/24 4:05am)
While some graduating seniors may feel unsure of what their next steps are, others, enabled by their faith journey at Notre Dame, have committed to pursuing religious life after graduation.
(05/17/24 4:06am)
Shaker Erbini has been honored as the salutatorian of Notre Dame’s Class of 2024 for his exceptional academic achievements and contributions to campus life. Erbini will be graduating with a 3.97 grade point average.
(05/17/24 4:10am)
If you told me in August that I would not be pursuing a doctoral degree right out of college, I think I would have thrown up. For many months, I dedicated hours of my time on crafting the perfect personal statement which encapsulated my passion for neuroscience and showcased all of my abilities and qualifications. Pursuing a doctorate was all I dreamed of for years, but I ended up turning down an offer of admission.
(05/17/24 4:05am)
While many Notre Dame seniors opt to enter the workforce or pursue further education upon graduation, others choose to embark on a year of service involving various programs and endeavors. In the graduating class of 2023, five percent entered into service.
(05/17/24 4:13am)
None of us knew when to throw our grad caps.
(05/17/24 10:30am)
The excitement surrounding the Notre Dame men’s lacrosse team following its first national championship in program history was at an all-time high during the offseason. With the return of graduate student superstars Pat Kavanagh in attack and Liam Entenmann in goal, among several other key pieces on both sides of the ball, the Irish looked to be the clear favorites to repeat as champions. Their spot at No. 1 in the nation heading into the 2024 season cemented them as the team to beat in men’s college lacrosse. Going into his 36th season at the helm, head coach Kevin Corrigan’s expectations were unsurprisingly unchanged.
(05/17/24 10:29am)
Heading into the season, the Notre Dame women’s lacrosse team returned a core of nearly 20 seniors and graduate students with a wealth of experience, including two straight runs to the Elite Eight in the NCAA Tournament. With this talented returning group, the expectations for the season were higher than ever. Head coach Christine Halfpenny described her mentality approaching the season and the impact of having experience in the building.
(05/17/24 4:05am)
Saint Mary’s seniors Nadia Muniz and Margaret McNabb will be recognized as the class of 2024 valedictorians, the College announced May 7. Both seniors will speak at the commencement ceremony.
(05/17/24 4:14am)
True to form, I turned in my final college assignment — a 10-page research paper on Bob Marley — Friday night, less than 45 minutes before it was due. That was expected. What I didn’t expect was the wash of emotions that followed.
(05/17/24 10:04am)
It was not a great year for the Saint Mary’s lacrosse team.
(05/17/24 10:19am)
At this point in the spring, a single player is writing a significant chunk of the 2023-23 Notre Dame women’s golf story. Since the beginning of May, graduate student Lauren Beaudreau has earned All-ACC honors, won the NCAA East Lansing Regional and punched her ticket to the NCAA Championship.
(05/17/24 10:17am)
Coming off a fourth-place finish at last season’s Atlantic Coast Conference Championship, the Notre Dame rowing team has built up toughness over the course of 2024. The Irish enter the postseason receiving votes for the Pocock CRCA Coaches Poll, which ranks the top 20 Division I rowing teams in the country. Head coach Martin Stone, now in his 27th year leading the Irish, summarized the back-and-forth nature of his team’s regular season.
(05/17/24 10:07am)
Playing in the top-heavy Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association, Saint Mary’s softball went 10-22 this season, finishing seventh in the nine-team conference with a 5-11 record in league play. Even in a streaky season that opened with eight straight losses away from home, head coach and former Belles center fielder Cassie Young saw development in her team.
(05/17/24 10:03am)
Given the results of Farkhod Kurbonov’s first season at the helm of Saint Mary’s soccer, it seemed the program had a long way to go before even sniffing a .500 record. The Belles went 0-13-3 in 2022, scoring just eight goals in 16 total games.
(05/17/24 10:08am)
With a combined record of 18-58 over the last three seasons, Saint Mary’s basketball is still looking to assemble the right pieces for contention in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA). This past year, the Belles went 5-20 overall and 2-14 in league play, finishing eighth out of nine MIAA teams.
(05/17/24 10:13am)
In year one under head coach Duma Magagula, the Holy Cross women’s soccer team took some lumps. The Saints went 5-11-1 overall, adding a 3-7-1 mark in Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference play. However, despite finishing four games below .500 in league action, the Saints missed out on the CCAC Tournament by only two points, finishing the regular season in ninth place.
