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-19 posts tagged "Duncan"
Veronica Navarro | Thursday, September 30, 2021
The beloved Star Ginger Asian Grill and Noodle Bar has been a part of our campus since the opening of Duncan Student Center in 2018, sitting next to Modern Market and close to Hagerty Family Cafe. After over three years of serving students, faculty and staff delicious meals, the grill was forced to close her
Sarah Kikel | Monday, October 19, 2020
Keough (1996) wants to be the next Steve Irwin. He never goes anywhere without his Winnie the Pooh stuffed animals, “Kanga” and “Roo,” for security. Keough enjoys pulling the other kids on the classroom chariot, their red Radio Flyer wagon, while pretending he is a pair of golden horses. O’Neill (1996) is a big trouble
Edward Brunicardi | Thursday, September 10, 2020
USC and ND. North Quad and South Quad. Zahm, and literally everyone else. Rivalries have been, and always will be an integral part of this campus we call home. Little did we know, though, that the most heated rivalry we have would all begin with eggs. On Aug. 30, at approximately 1:15 a.m. in the
Christopher Parker | Thursday, April 16, 2020
As lectures, discussions and even exams have moved online, so too has dorm programming. Many of Notre Dame’s 31 residence halls have continued their traditions virtually in some capacity. Rectors and hall governments are finding new ways to engage with their communities in a time of isolation. Many dorms have retained hall council meetings and
Ellie Olmanson, Peter Baltes and Hannah Wozniak | Friday, November 10, 2017
No. 2 Dillon v. No. 6 Morrissey By Ellie Olmanson With one game between both teams and the championship round in Notre Dame Stadium, No. 6 Morrissey (4-1) will take on the No. 2 Dillon Big Red (5-0) this Sunday to see who gets the bid to the finals. Coming off quarterfinal wins, each team
Peter Baltes, Ellie Olmanson and Hannah Wozniak | Tuesday, November 7, 2017
No. 9 Duncan def. No. 1 Stanford By Peter Baltes No. 9 Duncan (2-1) defeated No. 1 Stanford (3-0) by a score of 20-14 Sunday. Relying on an overwhelming rushing attack and stout defensive play to secure a commanding lead and fend off a second-half comeback, the Highlanders secured a spot in the semifinal round
Paris Shirley, Ellie Olmanson, Jack Murray, Jack Zinsky and Peter Baltes | Tuesday, October 31, 2017
No. 3 Siegfried def. No. 14 Sorin by Jack Zinsky No. 3 Siegfried dominated No. 14 Sorin, 27-0, Sunday afternoon in round one of the interhall playoffs thanks to a great effort in all facets by the Ramblers. The Ramblers (3-0) took it to Sorin (0-3) right from the start with a quick first quarter
Ellie Olmanson, Hannah Wozniak, Peter Baltes and Cassie Corbin | Tuesday, October 3, 2017
Knott def. Sorin by Ellie Olmanson The last game of the regular season ended with a 8-0 victory for Knott over Sorin. Knott (1-2) started with possession and had clear control of the running game in the first quarter. Sophomore running back Kevin Bailey was the main force in the opening drive, eventually scoring for
Kyle Barry and Brennan Buhr | Monday, November 21, 2016
No. 3 Stanford def. No. 5 Duncan, 7-6 By Brennan Buhr Stanford defeated Duncan 7-6 in a frigid affair at Notre Dame Stadium to win the 2016 men’s interhall football championship. The No. 3 Griffins (6-1) were led by sophomore quarterback Chase Jennings, who threw for Stanford’s only touchdown of the game, a 13-yard strike
Meagan Bens and Brennan Buhr | Tuesday, November 15, 2016
No. 5 Duncan def. No. 1 St. Edward’s, 29-0 By Brennan Buhr Duncan resoundingly defeated top seed St. Edward’s 29-0 Sunday, advancing the first-time semifinalists into the interhall football championship in Notre Dame Stadium. The No. 5 Highlanders (4-1) were led offensively by junior quarterback and fill-in captain Matthew Kase, who accounted for three total