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(10/14/24 4:03am)
With a six-game homestand awaiting in the second half of October, Notre Dame hockey had plenty to gain this past weekend in terms of building momentum. The Irish took full advantage of the opportunity, going on the road to New York's North Country and defeating St. Lawrence (4-1) and Clarkson (5-2) to begin the 2024-25 regular season. They’ll face Alaska in this coming weekend’s home-opening series with a 2-0 record, their first since the 2021-22 campaign.
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On Friday, former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice spoke with University President Fr. Robert Dowd, with much of the conversation revolving around a recent article Rice penned in Foreign Affairs about “The Perils of Isolationism.” The event was billed as part of this year’s Notre Dame Forum, the theme of which is “What do we owe each other?”
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Hailing from Traverse City, Michigan, the cherry capital of the world, Joshua Burnham decided to commit to the University of Notre Dame on March 17, 2021. In high school at Traverse City Central, Burnham played all over the field. Whether it was linebacker, running back or quarterback, when Josh was on the field he was making plays. His versatility and size led him to earn four-star recruit status. He also led Traverse City Central to two state semifinal appearances.
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For as long as I can remember, the island of Ireland has played a central role in my life.
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There is nothing better than a close parking spot, at least, according to my mother. My dad’s opinion is so plainly contradictory that it really makes you believe in the whole ‘opposites attract’ thing: if presented with the option of a close parking spot or the farthest one at the edge of the lot, take the far one to maximize your daily step count. The minor additional exercise each day can lead to a notable physical change for the better.
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The best concert I ever went to was the one I went to last weekend. I remember the room tasted as fresh as cardboard, and although I was only one Liquid Death in, I felt as high as a kite (Liquid Death is mountain water, by the way, and no, I was not doing drugs).
(10/14/24 4:01am)
Notre Dame volleyball traveled to Florida this past weekend to play two games but took two losses. The first was a close, 3-2 loss against the Miami Hurricanes on Friday, and the second was on Sunday, a 3-1 loss against the Seminoles of Florida State.
(10/14/24 4:01am)
Decisions are hard. Decisions may be our bread and butter — as everything we do is inherently a decision — yet they also are our most dreaded enemy: as decisions determine, at long last, what we get to have and what we forever lose. Future decisions are the origin of our anxieties, and guilt and depression may arise from misguided past ones. Decisions appear to be the only way with which to advance in our lives, but any advancement permanently serves as a nail in the coffin, eternally severing our current lifestyle and the next. Naturally, many then engage in a wide array of methods with which to delay decisions, or outright avoid them altogether — distractions.
(10/14/24 5:07am)
Congressmen Brendan Boyle of Pennsylvania and Pat Fallon of Texas spoke in Geddes Hall Friday morning about bipartisanship in Congress in an event hosted by student government. Boyle, who graduated from Notre Dame in 1999 and Fallon, who graduated in 1990, were led in discussion by junior Jack Onderdonk, director of national affairs and political engagement for student government.
(10/13/24 2:04pm)
After a bye week, the Notre Dame football team welcomed the Stanford Cardinal to Notre Dame Stadium this Saturday. As expected, there was a little bit of rust for the Irish, and they had a slow start to their 49-7 victory. Notre Dame’s first drive stalled when Stanford’s David Bailey sacked senior quarterback Riley Leonard. The Cardinal offense then marched down the field behind Ashton Daniels to take an early 7-point lead. That drive was capped off by a Justin Lamson rushing touchdown.
(10/13/24 4:14am)
After spending its bye week watching multiple top-ranked teams go down across the college football world, Notre Dame entered Week Seven looking to avoid the same fate. Facing rival Stanford, head coach Marcus Freeman surely had the outcome of their 2022 matchup, where his Irish team was upset at home as over two-score favorites, burned in his brain. This year, however, they left no doubt in a 49-7 win to improve to 5-1 on the season. Here are five key moments that defined the commanding Irish win.
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Football beat picks: Notre Dame vs. Stanford
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Though the Notre Dame class of 2028 once again broke the mold of admissions selectivity, the road to the dome actually just got a little easier — that is, if you are a pedestrian or cyclist.
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Since May 2024, students and visitors may have noticed utility trucks and construction signs surrounding Washington Hall. The historic building has undergone a major renovation during the past few months and is scheduled to be completed by Friday, Oct. 19.
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This past Sunday, Alumni Hall opened its iconic restaurant Dawg Pizza for the first time this academic year.
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Saint Mary’s College hosted a lecture on Thursday, Oct. 10 led by Jennifer Scheuer, an assistant professor of printmaking in the Rueff School of Design, Art and Performance at Purdue University.
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On Wednesday evening, Luis Fraga, professor of transformative Latino leadership and director of the Institute for Latino Studies, and Erin Corcoran, executive director of the Kroc Institute for Peace Studies and associate teaching professor, held a discussion on the political implications of immigration. The discussion is part of the “Pizza, Pop and Politics” series, run by ND Votes and the Klau Institute for Civil & Human Rights.
(10/11/24 4:00am)
A balance sheet is a statement of assets, liabilities and the capital of a business. To put it simply, a balance sheet reveals a company’s levels of cash, debt and equity. Here’s how it works:
(10/11/24 4:09am)
Notre Dame jumped three spots in the AP Poll, up to No. 11, without playing any football last weekend. The Irish sat back as the college football world was shaken by several upsets, headlined by Vanderbilt’s victory over No. 1-ranked Alabama. After getting some much-needed recovery time amidst the growing health concerns on both sides of the ball, the Irish will look to avoid a similar outcome in South Bend on Saturday approaching their 38th all-time matchup with rivals Stanford.
