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(04/08/24 4:01am)
I find it fascinating when an actor makes the jump to directing a film. It’s a bold, self-confident declaration that their ability at one job somehow makes them qualified for an entirely different job. Thus, regardless of the quality, the results are usually noteworthy. The transition is often a failure, with actors in the director’s chair falling victim to over-ambition or banality. However, occasionally, the transition to director is a success; the actor has an impassioned, precise vision that justifies the excursion behind the camera. I am happy to report that actor Dev Patel has undeniably earned himself a spot in the latter camp with his directorial debut, “Monkey Man.”
(04/08/24 4:05am)
It's not necessarily a shock that No. 2 Clemson swept Notre Dame on the diamond this weekend. After all, the Tigers are a national championship contender that has now won 11 straight ACC series and 15 straight overall dating back to last season. The Irish entered the weekend near the bottom of the ACC in both runs scored and earned run average. This was always the most likely outcome.
(04/08/24 4:12am)
By completing classes, trainings, immunizations and forms, freshmen participating in the NDBridge summer program are readying to embark on their eight-week immersive experiences.
(04/08/24 4:04am)
The hope for the No. 6 Notre Dame women's lacrosse Class of 2024 is that they will be remembered for what's to come and not what they have already done. But a class that features three of the top six scorers in program history, one of its most dominant draw control specialists and a starting goalie who was an All-American honorable mention last year, among others, already has plenty to celebrate.
(04/08/24 4:03am)
Notre Dame softball won one of three games this weekend against the Virginia Cavaliers. They lost the first game 9-2, won the second game 10-3 and lost the third game 6-3.
(04/09/24 4:02am)
The singles competition did not go in favor of the Belles. They finished the competition with two wins and four losses against Calvin.
(04/05/24 4:00am)
(04/05/24 5:35am)
Notre Dame halls of the year were announced this week.
(04/05/24 4:47am)
I’m a little skeptical as I’m walking over, as I'm passing DeBart. Can you have fun 50 paces from the building where you take Moreau, where you “encounter narratives” and “engender vulnerability” with the “Notre Dame family” for 50 minutes a week? Can you have fun 25 paces from the Mendoza College of Business?
(04/05/24 4:02am)
Wider than a pickup truck and tall enough to brush the fan with his wispy receding hair, each step shakes the world around him. Sam, a self-described Catholic-Redneck falls into his chair, giving the whole room a scare as the metal made a cracking sound. Staring out at the kaleidoscope crowd of people, his gaze lands right on me.
(04/05/24 5:40am)
The first meeting of the 2024-2025 senate was held on Wednesday night and began swearing in those recently elected.
(04/05/24 5:44am)
The Saint Mary’s College Spanish Club hosted a Latino Dance fundraiser Thursday evening from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Haggar Parlor. Spanish professors Jennifer Zachman, Ruth Solarte-Hensgen and Marelys Valencia taught various styles of Latino dance including cumbia, salsa, merengue and bachata.
(04/05/24 4:00am)
Food is an essential building block of our lives. Without it, our bodies cannot survive. It is also fundamental to our social lives, drawing people together over shared meals. Our culture is sewn together by the collective memory of food: traditions and heritage are embodied in shared dishes and ways of cooking.
(04/05/24 4:11am)
Notre Dame Transportation Services in 2007 founded a carpool program that allows students and faculty members to rent vehicles for University business. While using the service this year, a student fostered a collaboration between a local health clinic and the Institute for Latino Studies.
(04/05/24 4:01am)
Upon selecting senior year courses and seeing the Class of 2028 receive their admission letters last month, my friends and I have been very reflective. Reflective, specifically, on where we are now versus where we were on our move-in day on Aug. 20, 2021. These conversations included humorous recounts of our freshman year shenanigans, but also included the deeper ways Notre Dame has impacted us. I specifically found myself thinking about what I’d want to tell someone younger about getting involved in college. Though I could write an entire book on the topic, I hope sharing a snippet of my experience in this column resonates with any current, incoming or prospective students who may be wondering where their journey will take them.
(04/05/24 4:11am)
Last week Notre Dame juniors Brian George and Luke Blazek competed in the ACC InVenture Prize competition for student entrepreneurs at Florida State University. At the competition, the pair took home the “people’s choice award” for their navigation app startup, “Routora.”
(04/05/24 4:03am)
Following a midweek rainout that canceled Tuesday’s game against Michigan State, Notre Dame baseball returns to the field for the first time since last weekend’s sweep at the hands of NC State. Fortunately for the Irish, they will be at home, where they’ve gone a strong 4-1, including winning their lone ACC series at Frank Eck Stadium two weeks ago against Miami.
(04/05/24 4:05am)
It’s often said that there's no rest for the weary. That’s especially true when you’re in the thick of the ACC men’s lacrosse slate. Just one week after taking down then-No. 3 Syracuse in what would have been a season-defining win for most teams, No. 1 Notre Dame has the challenge of attempting to match that feat on Sunday afternoon, when they face current No. 3 Duke on the road.
(04/05/24 4:04am)
The collegiate careers of Kasey Choma, Madison Ahern and Jackie Wolak began with unfinished business. A 7-0 freshman season in 2019-20 was cut short due to a pandemic, preventing one of the most talented teams in Irish history from getting a shot in the postseason.
(04/04/24 4:00am)
Picture a fisherman, arms spread wide, talking about “the big catch” he still remembers. Each time he tells the story, his arms slowly get further apart, and inch by inch, year by year, the fish gets bigger and bigger. The factual truth becomes more and more distorted to preserve a different one — the emotional truth.
