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Notre Dame baseball’s bad only got worse over the weekend in Chapel Hill. The Irish went 0-3 at North Carolina, never leading in the series and twice conceding double-digit runs. Now 15-18 overall and 2-16 in ACC play, the Irish have lost 10 consecutive conference games and are 0-12 in league games outside South Bend.
When I first heard about Alex Garland’s “Civil War,” I was highly skeptical. An apolitical take on a potential second American Civil War sounded like a joke, not a real movie with A24’s largest budget to date. I thought Alex Garland was a cowardly Brit who was too scared to say anything meaningful about contemporary American politics. But I was completely wrong about him and this movie. “Civil War” is a thrilling and brilliant film about a country torn asunder by incomprehensible polarization and the efforts of journalists to seek the truth amidst the chaos.
Scholarship players: Riley Leonard, Steve Angeli, Kenny Minchey and CJ Carr
The Dunnedance Film Festival is a yearly film fest held by Dunne Hall. Dunne puts on the film festival as a social event for students to get together with one another and offers the festival as a way for Dunne residents to make memories and be creative.
Sorin College hosted their annual secession week, featuring events to celebrate the dorm’s proclaimed independence from the University in 1969.
People frequently ask me what I want to do with my life and career in the long run. It’s a question that I (and we all) should probably have an answer to, but, to be honest, I hate answering it.
According to the Notre Dame Police Department (NDPD), a battery was allegedly committed at the Bookstore Basketball court on April 8. The department’s crime log reports that the incident took place between 6:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.
In the past year, Notre Dame students may have noticed the introduction of blue recycling toters across campus. These bins are a part of a larger effort to renew recycling efforts on campus, Austin Poyar, sustainability program manager and Geory Kurtzhals, senior director of sustainability said.
On Saturday, volunteers and spectators filled Notre Dame’s campus with cheers and excitement as they gathered to support the 1,700 runners racing in the Holy Half Marathon.
Oftentimes, the sign of a truly great lacrosse team isn’t one that pulverizes every opponent in its path. Notre Dame men’s lacrosse did plenty of that during the season’s first month, dominating Marquette on the road and playing impeccable defense against top-25 adversaries in Maryland and Michigan in March.
The Notre Dame tennis teams finished their respective regular seasons over the weekend, gearing up for the upcoming ACC Tournament. The Irish men’s team swept Boston College on the road to finish 13-13 overall and 4-8 in ACC play, while the women split at home with Duke and North Carolina to end the season at 16-8 overall and 7-6 in the conference.
The fervor for divestment at universities such as Notre Dame has historically sparked pivotal debates about the role of academic institutions in global ethical issues. This fervor is once again at the forefront as contemporary student movements call for the divestment from fossil fuels, echoing one of the largest and most coordinated divestment campaigns in history — against apartheid South Africa. Just as past students rallied against the moral contradictions of investing in apartheid, today’s advocates argue against supporting industries contributing to environmental degradation. In this two-week series, we first explore the South Africa divestment movement at Notre Dame, drawing clear parallels between past and present. We underscore the ongoing quest to align institutional investments with ethical convictions.
After a 2-12 start to the season, Saint Mary’s softball has flipped a switch over the past week. The Belles have now won six consecutive games for the first time in six years, most recently sweeping Kalamazoo with 2-0 and 5-4 home wins on Saturday.
The memorable days just keep piling up for Notre Dame women’s lacrosse in the home stretch of its season. Saturday at Virginia Tech joined the list, as the Irish rolled into Blacksburg and comfortably claimed a 20-9 win over Virginia Tech that handed head coach Christine Halfpenny her 150th victory with the Irish.
The sun came out this Saturday as students and spectators gathered around Saint Mary’s Lake to watch participants race makeshift floatation devices in hopes of winning the Fisher Regatta.
After a 3-2 win over Western Michigan last week, the Notre Dame softball team took three losses against Florida State. The Irish lost the first game 6-2, dropped the second game 7-3 and lost the third game 10-2 in six innings. The Irish are now 23-17 overall and 7-11 in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Kendrick Lamar is one of the greatest artists alive. His work surpasses genre, and in every sense of the word, this artist is a poet. Nearly six years ago today, the 36-year-old rapper won a Pulitzer prize for his 2017 album, “DAMN.,” becoming the first artist to win the award outside of classical or jazz.
On April 12 and 13, the 2024 Notre Dame Student Peace Conference sponsored by the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies grappled with the theme “Peace by Piece: Disrupting Dualities in Peacebuilding.” This year’s keynote speaker, the anthropologist Sa’ed Atshan, delivered an inspiring presentation titled “On Faith, Peace, and Justice: Reflections from a Queer Palestinian Quaker” that drew on his personal experiences to offer ways to remain hopeful during times of despair.
After two losses in the past week, the Saint Mary’s tennis team came back to take a 7-2 win over the Kalamazoo Hornets. The Belles are now 13-6 overall on the season and 3-2 in conference play.
Solutions by The State News
