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(04/29/24 4:04am)
As the brutal harassment, assault and arrest of students, activists and faculty continues to erupt across the country, it becomes increasingly difficult to imagine a world where the U.S. condemns Israel’s genocide of Palestinians. Peaceful protests in the form of encampments have broke out on college campuses across the country to stand in solidarity with Palestinians, protest against the genocide and urge each institution to divest from firms that support Israel and call for an immediate ceasefire.
(04/29/24 4:01am)
The DeBartolo Performing Arts Center (DPAC) recently announced the 2024-2025 program for its Presenting Series, which aims to use “the universal language of music, dance and theater [to] celebrate the power of live performance to bring us together.” The 2024-2025 season will mark its 20th anniversary, and DPAC is pulling out all the stops. Whenever a big name in the arts comes to campus, it’s usually the Presenting Series that’s to thank for it — and next year is going to be no different. Here are the highlights, annotated.
(04/29/24 5:23am)
On a sunny Saturday afternoon, dozens of students from all six Saint Mary’s dorms rallied together to compete in the first-ever and newly annual ‘Belleympics.’
(04/29/24 6:28am)
The Irish men’s lacrosse team closed out their regular season on the road with a rematch of last year’s NCAA Tournament semifinal thriller against Virginia. The regular season finale has important implications for seeding in next week’s ACC Tournament. The No. 5-ranked Cavaliers came into the game having lost their previous two against conference rivals Duke and Syracuse. On the other side, barring an early-season slip-up against Georgetown, the Irish had been near flawless, coming into the match on a seven-game winning run.
(04/29/24 4:01am)
Every year, Pasquerilla East Musical Company (PEMCo) puts on an annual revue to raise money for St. Margaret’s House, a charitable day center in South Bend intended to help women and children in poverty meet their basic needs. The revue also serves as a training ground for incoming PEMCo producers and as a goodbye to outgoing seniors.
(04/29/24 6:26am)
Now 26-22 overall on the season and 8-15 in the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Notre Dame softball team lost two games in their final regular season series against Boston College this past weekend.
(04/29/24 5:23am)
From Tuesday evening to Wednesday evening of this past week, Notre Dame held its 11th annual Notre Dame Day fundraising effort, garnering a total of $4,003,575 from 35,100 donors.
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As fireworks were set off above campus Thursday evening, a group of around 75 students and faculty participated in a pro-Palestinian march around South Quad. Demonstrators held signs and chanted slogans calling upon the University to do more to push for a ceasefire in Gaza and to disclose and divest from investments in military contractors.
(04/26/24 8:03am)
As part of a symposium on “Envisioning Federal AI Legislation” organized by the Law School’s Journal of Legislation, U.S. Sen. Todd Young, a Republican from Indiana, participated in a fireside chat moderated by the American Enterprise Institute’s (AEI) Adam White. Young spoke to the audience in the McCartan Courtroom about the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI), and its implications for regulation and national security.
(04/26/24 8:04am)
After 19 years of service, University President Fr. John Jenkins will be stepping down this May to resume teaching and ministry roles within the University after a one-year sabbatical. To celebrate his retirement and thank students, the Office of the President hosted a celebration on South Quad Thursday evening.
(04/29/24 6:07am)
The Notre Dame endowment has ended the 2023 fiscal year at the same value it began — $18.9 billion. Between July 2022 and June 2023, the endowment returned 1.32% and paid out $559 million to fund financial aid, academic programs and operations.
(04/26/24 5:20am)
For the first time in program history, the Saint Mary’s lacrosse team will go a full season without winning a game at home. The Belles lost their home finale on Wednesday afternoon 20-8 against Calvin, dropping to 1-12 overall, 0-6 in MIAA play and 0-7 in South Bend. With just one game remaining in the regular season, Wednesday’s contest also extended the Belles’ losing streak to 10 games.
(04/26/24 5:21am)
Over the last two weeks, Saint Mary’s tennis hasn’t been a team to mess around with. The Belles, after embarking on an unbeaten month of March, lost back-to-back matches to start April. That left the squad hungry for more down the stretch, and it has certainly devoured the competition as of late.
(04/26/24 5:24am)
The Notre Dame women’s lacrosse team continued their dream season on Wednesday with a victory in the ACC Tournament Quarterfinal over No. 7 seed Clemson. The game marked a 10th straight win for the Irish, who have not lost a game since March 9. They will have a date with No. 3 seed Boston College in the semifinals on Friday. They met once in the regular season, where Notre Dame pulled out a 15-14 victory in a high-scoring thriller.
(04/26/24 4:00am)
“God only knows what I’d be without you” - The Beach Boys
(04/26/24 4:00am)
In the French language, the typical expression used when asking someone how they are is, “Ça va?” Interestingly though, the corresponding response is the exact same expression: “Ça va.” There is no nominal difference between the two — whether it is used as a question or statement depends on punctuation, or the tone and inflection used when speaking.
(04/26/24 4:01am)
Call me crazy, but one fun activity to do is exploring random buildings around Notre Dame’s campus. To date, my favorite building on campus is the Eck Hall of Law, but there are plenty of study spots that I still have not yet found. Last Thursday, on my walk back from Eddy Street, I took a quick detour and walked through the Walsh Family Hall of Architecture. I had never been in this building before, but I was impressed with the Architecture Library in particular. As I walked out of the building, my mind started to wander and I ended up thinking about movies. Typical. I started by thinking about architecture movies, but I eventually began listing off movies that people in each college at Notre Dame (Arts & Letters, Engineering, Mendoza, etc.) would enjoy.
(04/26/24 5:22am)
Notre Dame softball will play their final ACC series of the regular season this weekend, welcoming Boston College to Melissa Cook Stadium.
(04/26/24 4:01am)
The first two episodes of HBO’s “The Sympathizer” are enthralling — cinematic, bold espionage stories that illustrate the difficult questions of the Vietnam War and the fetishizing side of racism. While the show has not asserted itself as essential viewing quite yet, with the directorial and performance brilliance on display and the confidence to tackle such nuanced material without ever preaching at the audience, that breakthrough may be just on the horizon. And even if the show doesn’t realize all it can, it is already great, simultaneously pulsating and intellectually provocative.
