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(04/19/24 4:06am)
The rich smokiness of burning hickory from wood-fired grills in the parking lots melded with the sweet scent of 621 sugar maples and 517 red maples on Notre Dame’s campus to create a tantalizing aroma only present for one day each spring in South Bend. This smell announced not only the changing of the seasons but also the triumphant return of Notre Dame Fighting Irish football for the 90th Annual Blue-Gold game.
(04/19/24 4:02am)
Going on the road Thursday afternoon for an ACC matchup with Louisville, Notre Dame women’s lacrosse closed out the regular season in style. Behind an explosive third quarter, the Irish earned a resounding, 23-10 victory, propelling them to 7-2 in conference play and 14-2 overall on the season. The win completed an undefeated road slate for the Irish and extended their streak to nine consecutive wins.
(04/19/24 4:03am)
The excitement surrounding the hire of Marcus Freeman back on Dec. 3, 2021, was quickly tempered by an 0-3 record in his first three games. The first of which, the Fiesta Bowl against Oklahoma State, seemed the dream start as the Irish took a 28-0 lead into halftime. The tide turned after the half, however, and what looked like an inbound New Year’s Six bowl victory quickly turned into a terrible collapse.
(04/19/24 4:01am)
Rap's cold war has finally exploded. Under the siren synthesizer of Metro Boomin's beat on “Like That,” Kendrick Lamar delivered the shots heard ‘round the internet’ at fellow hip-hop titans Drake and J. Cole. There will be time later for J. Cole's response, which is the most defiant, controversial and important of the three rappers' entries into this conflict. First, let us look at Kendrick and Drake's offerings, as well as “beef” as a whole — a topic that far predates rap.
(04/19/24 4:01am)
(Spoilers for “Immaculate” follow in the article.)
(04/19/24 4:01am)
The nearly everyday nature of baseball can be both a blessing and a curse. When a team is struggling, it can be difficult to get out of a funk as the games keep coming with very little time to rest. But sometimes there's nothing better than getting the chance to redeem yourself after things go sour.
(04/19/24 4:04am)
Head coach Marcus Freeman has made waves in the realm of Notre Dame football with his celebrity status since assuming the position. It’s been a love affair with Freeman; there’s no doubt of his Irish spirit or ability to amplify team culture, but his first two seasons were filled with plenty of missteps which could be attributed to being a first time coach.
(04/19/24 4:05am)
This weekend’s Blue-Gold Game kicks off the 2024 action for Notre Dame football. Here’s a look at how the team’s fall schedule lines up in year one of the 12-team College Football Playoff.
(04/19/24 4:01am)
After about an hour of studying in the Hayes-Healy basement on Monday, I decided that it was time for a ten-minute study break. Usually, my breaks go like this:
(04/19/24 4:00am)
Do you find yourself talking with no real purpose? Do you find joy in filling silence with random nonsense? Do your friends sigh when you begin to tell another pointless, 30 minute long story? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be a yapper.
(04/18/24 5:24am)
Notre Dame baseball (18-18, 2-16 ACC) continued its midweek dominance with victories on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Irish hung on for a 7-6 victory against Valparaiso on Tuesday before run-ruling the Purdue Fort Wayne (PFW) Mastodons 15-5 on Wednesday. Both victories came at Frank Eck Stadium, which moved Shawn Stiffler’s club to 8-4 at home on the year.
(04/18/24 4:00am)
In the season finale of NBC’s hit show, “Parks and Recreation,” protagonist Leslie Knope is experiencing serious heat. During her first year as a city councilor, she busted her tail to enact policy and better the lives of her constituents in the city of Pawnee. Despite her hard work, a disgruntled sector of the population leads a charge for her recall. In the midst of this turmoil, Leslie poses a question to the citizens of Pawnee: “Are you better off now than you were a year ago?”
(04/18/24 4:00am)
“The Golden Ticket” podcast, launched in October 2023 by Notre Dame junior Jimmy Collins and sophomore athletes Reese Sanders and Isaiah Dunn, aims to dismantle stereotypes surrounding student-athletes while allowing them to share their experiences.
(04/18/24 4:01am)
Spring is officially upon us. Slowly but surely, telltale signs have been popping up around campus: the tulips are blooming, the men of Dillon are playing spikeball on South Quad and all is well in the world.
(04/18/24 4:00am)
On Wednesday evening, five Saint Mary’s College students discussed how to institute healthy dialogue in community conversations and presented their findings from a conference they recently attended at DePaul University.
(04/18/24 4:00am)
During their weekly meeting Wednesday afternoon, the Notre Dame student senate passed two resolutions amending language in the undergraduate student body constitution and held elections for the Campus Life Council and the Committee for the Constitution.
(04/18/24 5:21am)
As the regular season’s final weekend approaches, the Holy Cross tennis teams have caught fire. The men’s and women’s squads have won a combined nine straight games after a 3-0 start to this week.
(04/19/24 4:07am)
It’s uncommon for a true freshman to be given opportunities for significant playing time at a premier program like Notre Dame, and especially so when the starter at their position is among the nation’s best players.
(04/18/24 5:23am)
Over the weekend, the Notre Dame men’s lacrosse team escaped a scare against Cornell. With 6.4 seconds remaining, junior midfielder Ben Ramsey scored the decisive goal to propel the Irish to an 18-17 win in an instant classic. Ever since the Georgetown loss, which now feels like ages ago for the undisputed No. 1 team in the country, Notre Dame has been in control of their games. On Long Island last Sunday, the Irish showed their ability to win ugly, a reflection of their championship pedigree. They will return home to face North Carolina in the penultimate game of the regular season.
(04/18/24 3:43pm)
The Shrek franchise has had incredible longevity. The first Shrek movie hit theaters in 2001, and the latest film “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” hit theaters in 2022. Most of Generation Z has grown up with Shrek, Donkey and Fiona. If Dreamworks keeps its promise and releases “Shrek 5” by 2025, a new generation of children will learn that ogres are like onions.
