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Tuesday afternoon, a panel of academics met in the Hesburgh Center for International Studies auditorium to discuss the state of
the Middle East one year after the Hamas terrorist attack on Oct. 7. Speakers included Daniel Bannoura, a PhD candidate in theology and a native Palestinian, Asher Kaufman, a professor of history and peace studies and a native of Israel, Banafsheh Keynoush, a visiting fellow at the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, Lisa Schirch, professor of the practice of peace studies, Atalia Omer, professor of religion, conflict and peace studies (who spoke via Zoom), and Laurie Nathan, professor of the practice of mediation, who narrated the talk.
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In a since-deleted tweet, Notre Dame hockey fans were advised against wearing clothing with “Irish symbolism” at the upcoming Notre Dame hockey games on Nov. 29 and 30 in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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Coming off its first win in six weeks, the Notre Dame volleyball team will go on the road this weekend to begin its final week of regular-season play. The Irish (10-15, 3-13 Atlantic Coast Conference) will face Virginia Tech in Blacksburg on Friday before opposing Virginia in Charlottesville on Sunday.
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This August, the former residents of Pangborn Hall ventured across campus to the newly constructed Graham Family Hall, where they have now settled into their new home.
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Coming off Saturday’s 35-14 defeat of Virginia on Senior Day, Notre Dame football remains on the rise. With a 9-1 record and eight consecutive wins, the Irish currently sit at No. 6 in the AP Poll — their highest ranking since the first week of September. As a top-20 battle in the Bronx against Army awaits this weekend, here’s a look at where things stand for the blue and gold.
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From cheerleading to acrobatics and everything in between, STUNT covers it all. Last year, Saint Mary’s Athletics announced STUNT as the newest sport added to the department and welcomed the new STUNT head coach Jill Humphrey to help lead the new team. The Belles Stunt team has 20 student-athletes on the roster, and its season is set to begin in February.
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If you ever ask me what my favorite holiday is, I will immediately respond, Christmas. Since I was a kid, one of our family traditions, every year, my family and I go and see “Polar Express” at the South Bend theater and as of this year, the world-famous Christmas movie is celebrating 20 years of release. The different themes presented in the movie alongside the different music variations appeal to all ages around the world.
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On June 1, Fr. Dowd officially became the University of Notre Dame’s 18th president.
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I don’t know how to introduce a movie like “Look Back.” Recently released on Amazon Prime Video, this Japanese film runs less than a full hour, features only two named characters, and it broke my heart.
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The 22nd Annual Baraka Bouts semifinals featured 16 matchups and drew large crowds of supporters, including many students who came to support their classmates.
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My dear brother or sister,
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Off to a 3-0 start, Notre Dame men’s basketball has a pair of home games coming up this week. The Irish will host North Dakota on Tuesday before squaring off with Elon on Friday. Tuesday’s game will mark just the second time Notre Dame has played North Dakota, as the Irish last claimed a 46-38 victory in 1941.
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“We’re going to be famous,” my grandmother said as we walked down Library Lawn. It was a few hours before the UVA game. My grandparents were excited to visit me on campus for the first time.
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Each year, I look forward to the Cannes Film Festival to see what new films I should get hyped about. Sometimes, the films that dazzle critics turn out to be baffling duds. But other times, the critics are right on the money and hurl praise at a true gem. A critical darling that emerged from Cannes this year was director Sean Baker’s “Anora,” which won the highest prize, the Palme d'Or. Since then, I’ve been eagerly awaiting its wide release. And it seems like I was the only person in South Bend who felt this way because I saw it in an empty theater this past weekend. Well, it's the people of South Bend’s loss, not mine; “Anora” is a hilarious, sweet and tragic tale of love and all the forces that work against it.
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Both men's and women's Holy Cross basketball teams were in action this past weekend, facing off against the Bethel University (Ind.) Pilots.
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Saint Mary’s basketball faced off against two teams at the Hyatt Tournament, Augustana and Washington University in St. Louis (WashU). They won the first but were unable to win the second.
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On Friday, Nov. 15, the Notre Dame Democracy Initiative hosted its first talk, with the goal of analyzing the results and implications, both domestic and international, of the election.
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It is the morning of November 6, 2024, and Donald Trump seems to have won the recent U.S. presidential election. In many ways, his victory is not surprising. His opponent, Kamala Harris, was part of an unpopular administration that oversaw widespread inflation and increases in the cost of living for all U.S. citizens. Economics is often the best predictor of election outcomes, and if you focus on grocery store prices, Trump becoming the 47th president should not shock you.
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From a very young age, I have always been told that my use and knowledge of words was one of my greatest gifts. While I struggled pretty heavily in more STEM-based subjects like calculus and chemistry, I found that my talent with words was unparalleled.
