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While most Notre Dame students will likely spend the week before Easter studying for exams, juniors Luke Blazek and Brian George, both residents of Pangborn Hall and hailing from Dallas, TX, will be traveling to Florida State University to compete in the ACC InVenture Prize Competition.
If there is one thing that I love throughout my week, it is a sense of consistency. I love doing the same thing every day, leaning into a routine that helps ground me as the world changes around me. There is one thing that genuinely doesn’t change in my life — a source of laughter, solace and sanity — the New York Times games. As I pull my frequent all-nighters, I know that the games are there to give me a quick break to step back from all of the work ahead.
Notre Dame fencing's magical, multi-year run atop the college fencing world has -- at least for the next year -- come to an end. Harvard snapped the three-season Irish streak of national championships, claiming the 2024 team title in Columbus, Ohio. The Crimson posted 169 points, besting Notre Dame's silver medal-worthy 161 and Columbia/Barnard's third-place 149.
The Saint Mary’s College student body elected their new 2024-2025 president and vice president last Thursday. The results were sent last Friday afternoon to students’ emails announcing juniors Ashley Chaveriat and Adare Carmody as student body president and vice president, respectively, for the Student Government Association (SGA).
Picture this: an institution whose earliest members were Irish Catholic, who left their homeland in search of a better life and who faced bigotry and discrimination in their adopted country. This institution, therefore, became a beacon of Irish Catholicism, a safe space where Irish Catholics could excel and celebrate their heritage.
Through two games of this weekend’s Miami-Notre Dame baseball series in South Bend, strong pitching and cold weather held a cap on offensive output. Notre Dame got the better of the situation, winning 6-2 on Friday and 5-2 on Saturday to take its first home ACC set. But on Sunday, the only day on which the wind blew out, complete chaos broke out on the scoreboard. A weekend finale that featured 26 total hits ended in a 12-10, extra-inning win for Miami.
The Stepan Center was filled with over 500 students at 8:00 a.m. this Saturday. The cause for this was the 13th annual Back the Bend, an event hosted by student government to connect students to the South Bend community.
Hozier just dropped new music, and our ears are all the better for it. The new EP titled “Unheard” features four songs: “Too Sweet,” “Wildflower and Barley,” “Empire Now,” and “Fare Well.” Each song “very nearly could have made” his latest full length album “Unreal Unearth,” according to Hozier in a new video posted to his social media.
“Petrarch,” a one-act musical by Notre Dame student Ayden Kowalski, debuted last Friday and Saturday in the basement of the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center — I didn’t even know that DPAC had a basement. The venue was 25% liminal space, 25% tornado drill, 25% speakeasy and 25% bomb shelter. The “theater,” a small rearranged rehearsal space, was packed and abuzz.
Shakespeare once wrote, “Poetry is like a boundless sea / wherein the soul doth sail.”
The Notre Dame women’s swim and dive team concluded its season with the 2024 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships in Athens, Georgia. Represented by four women — three of whom made their NCAA Championship debuts over the weekend — the Irish placed 32nd at the event.
The Saint Mary’s tennis team kept their momentum going from spring break as they took a 7-2 victory over the Adrian College Bulldogs.
Notre Dame softball, now 20-10 overall, extended its win streak to six with three wins against NC State this past weekend. The Irish won the first game 5-3, the second game 9-4 and the third game 2-0.
As fans across the country have seen over the past couple of days, anyone can win in March Madness — especially unranked, mid-major teams. The madness that encapsulates March can ruin any team’s success, but maybe not Notre Dame’s — or at least, not just yet.
On Tuesday morning at 9 a.m., over 2,000 undergraduate students opened their laptops to buy tickets from the Notre Dame Student Shop. Within five minutes, the site was lagging. Within fifteen minutes, the site crashed.
If you were lucky enough to be in Saint Mary's Noble Family dining hall on Wednesday night, you might have been treated to the Notre Dame fight song. The emphasis on "daughters" in the line "all her loyal sons and daughters" played particularly well on the all-female campus.
Notre Dame women’s basketball will face No. 15 Kent State at Purcell Pavilion this Saturday. Ahead of Saturday’s 2:15 p.m. tip-off, Senior Sports Writers Jake Miller and J.J. Post answer three key questions about the team.
The Puebla study abroad program is small, to say the least. We are a group of seven students, and at the risk of sounding boring, I spend every single day with them.
There are countless works of art inspired by the Bible. From paintings to operas to statues and books and films, the Bible has influenced many artists to create new pieces, with some of these being considered the greatest works of art in human history. Sometimes, it feels like this phenomenon was limited to the Renaissance or a pre-modern era. But, even in contemporary media, television shows such as “The Chosen” and films like “Journey to Bethlehem” are still created, demonstrating that many creatives still draw upon holy texts when crafting new works. Creatives don’t even have to be of any denomination of Christianity to create a piece inspired by the Bible; case in point, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Jesus Christ Superstar.”
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