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(02/09/26 7:15am)
I’ve been a bad cinephile this year. The only best picture nominee I’ve seen is “Sinners,” and I don’t know if I’ll get to see any of the other ones before the ceremony in March unless I start going to DPAC once a week for the next month and a half, which, as a junior, I don’t think is feasible. When I saw that “If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You”, which garnered a Best Actress nomination for Rose Byrne, was playing at DPAC, I felt excited to share this discovery with fellow enthusiasts who appreciate powerful performances.
(02/09/26 8:10am)
Notre Dame women’s basketball dropped an Atlantic Coast Conference road contest Sunday afternoon, falling 81-70 to Virginia at John Paul Jones Arena. A decisive third quarter by the Cavaliers shifted the balance of a game that had remained competitive through the first half ultimately handing the Irish their sixth conference loss of the season.
(02/09/26 6:14am)
The Notre Dame men’s basketball team entered its Saturday afternoon tilt against Florida State with dwindling hopes of an invite to the ACC tournament bracket. Those chances fell further after a 82-79 loss in Purcell Pavilion.
(02/23/26 5:00am)
I noticed the hammer and sickle symbol’s presence in Kolkata on my first day there. At the end of the alleyway where I was to live for the summer, the logo was painted in black next to the phrase, “For over all development in West Bengal.” The next morning as I walked to join the Missionaries of Charity for their morning mass, I absent-mindedly snapped a picture to send to my parents.
(02/09/26 8:02am)
“What do you do when you have lost everything?" Immaculée Ilibagiza shared to the audience, clutching the rosary in one hand.
(02/09/26 7:45am)
The Kellogg Institute for International Studies and the Institute for Latino Studies hosted a lecture session titled, “Immigration and Democratic Backsliding in the Americas,” for the Democracy in Dialogue series on Thursday evening at Bond Hall. Panelists Lindsey Carte, assistant professor in the School of Politics and Global Studies at Arizona State University and Helena Maria Olea Rodriguez, deputy director of Alianza Americas, explored how the economic and social impacts of migration policies affect migrants in the United States and across the Americas.
(02/09/26 8:29am)
The Irish traveled to face No. 13 Wisconsin for the second time this season and played their best hockey of the year, despite losing both games. The Irish returned from a three goal deficit late in Friday’s game to force overtime, where Wisconsin scraped by with the game-winning goal less than two minutes in. In Saturday’s matchup, each Badgers’ goal was answered shortly after by one from the Irish, before senior forward Christian Fitzgerald scored the go-ahead late in the third period that gave the Badgers the win.
(02/09/26 7:29am)
Usually what people look forward to after a long day of classes is the sense of relief when you can throw all your things on the ground and hurl yourself into the sheets, pillows and blankets of a bed. Finding themselves in such comfort and peace, they most likely fall asleep in the bed’s protection from deadlines, homework, laundry and dorm room cleaning.
(02/09/26 6:55am)
College Football Playoffs. Bowl Game. Marcus Freeman. Ice Chapel. The Liu Institute.
(02/05/26 4:59pm)
(02/11/26 5:00am)
Once a week, students meet for Philanthropy and the Common Good, a credit-bearing course at the University of Notre Dame that meets on Mondays from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in Room B079 of Jenkins Nanovic Hall. The course is classified as an experiential learning class and centers on student-led grantmaking to local nonprofit organizations.
(02/06/26 5:00am)
Notre Dame returned from a California road trip to take on the red-hot Virginia Tech Hokies on a seven-game win streak. In Irish alum and Virginia head coach Megan Duffy’s return to South Bend, the Irish put together one of their most complete performances, gaining a critical conference win to bring them to 15-8. All six players finished with double figure point totals to win 80-70 in a comeback victory.
(02/06/26 5:00am)
Holy Cross College announced Alex Jones, chief executive officer and founder of Hallow, a Catholic prayer and meditation app, will deliver their 2026 commencement ceremony address on May 16. This will be the College’s 59th commencement ceremony.
(02/06/26 5:00am)
This week, professor of law and global affairs Diane Desierto and research professor emeritus of theology Robert Gimello cut ties with the Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies, furthering pressure on the University to rescind the appointment of professor Susan Ostermann to head the Institute.
(02/06/26 5:00am)
The Notre Dame women’s golf team flew to Florida Atlantic University this past weekend facing 17 teams, including Clemson, which is an ACC competitor. The team finished with a combined score of 891 (+27,) tying with the University of Cincinnati for 11th place.
(02/06/26 5:00am)
When students arrive to Cushwa-Leighton Library at Saint Mary’s College, many are burdened with homework or an upcoming exam. But others carry an additional burden: children.
(02/06/26 5:00am)
Everyone loves The Muppets — except Disney. Their management of the beloved puppets since purchasing them from the Jim Henson Company in 2004 has left much to be desired. There have been some highlights: 2011’s “The Muppets” is a masterpiece that changed my life when I saw it in theaters at age six. The songs were both incredibly delightful (“Life’s a Happy Song”) and devastating (“Man or Muppet”), and it confidently updated The Muppets without losing their original charm. However, Disney sadly didn’t know what to do with the momentum of that film. The sequel, “Muppets: Most Wanted,” was decent enough, and the 2015 mockumentary sitcom “The Muppets” was an admirable albeit misguided experiment that didn’t find its footing fast enough to avoid cancellation after season one. Since then, The Muppets have been banished to Disney+ limbo. And to add insult to injury, The Muppets area in Disney’s Hollywood Studios was razed last year. So, all in all, it isn’t easy being green under Disney.
(02/06/26 5:00am)
Over the past few years, I’ve observed a phenomenon within the food service industry which I’ve coined as “Chipotle-ization” (trademark pending). To me, this refers to the singularity of Americanized Mexican food collapsing in on itself and forming a black hole of copy-and-paste franchises serving the same ingredients in burrito, taco or God forbid, “bowl” form. Luckily, with restaurants like Barrio, another new contender on Eddy Street popping up, we’re beginning to see the light at the end of the long dark tunnel of slop bowls.
(02/06/26 5:00am)
Saint Mary’s College basketball came up short Wednesday night, falling 58–53 to Kalamazoo College in a closely contested Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) matchup.
(02/06/26 5:00am)
Notre Dame hockey travels to Madison, Wisconsin this weekend to face the No. 13 Badgers for their second home-and-home series this season. The Irish take the ice Friday, Feb. 6 and Saturday, Feb. 7 at the Kohl Center.
