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Last spring, Notre Dame baseball had a very polarizing beginning to the season. The Irish got off to an 8-1 start in non-conference play before starting off 1-8 in the first three series of ACC play. At 9-9, the midseason slate was up-and-down despite breakout stars such as sophomore utility man Bino Watters and now-Texas Longhorn sophomore catcher Carson Tinney coming into their own.
“The movie theater hates to see us coming,” I tell my equally cinephilic sister every time I’m home for a holiday break. Most recently during Easter break, I managed to attend two movies in my 4-day trip — numbers I’m hoping to increase during the summer season. My nephew and I put our Cinemark Rewards to use at “The Mario Galaxy Movie”: an energetic film to both its benefit and downfall.
The Notre Dame men’s lacrosse team has been incredible this season. Through eight games, they sit at 7-1 and are ranked No. 2 in the country with a chance to become No. 1 if they earn a win on Saturday against No. 1 North Carolina. A lot has helped the Irish get to this point, and one of the main contributions is the Irish are able to find offensive production. One of those underrated pieces is sophomore midfielder Matt Jeffery. The reigning ACC freshman of the year has 8 goals and 5 assists so far this season, exceeding his totals from last season in both aspects. He has picked up a point in all but one of the games this year and has 4 goals in the past 3 games.
Bold red lights set the backdrop as twenty-five dancers take the stage. They perform a contemporary dance to Adele’s “Rumor Has It,” starting the show off with a powerful, energetic and exciting tone.
Do you know what a Vulcan is? Have you ever heard someone yell “frak”? Have you attempted to grow potatoes in your own poop? These are all famous sci-fi references. I have indulged in all forms of science fiction for most of my life, starting with the post-scarcity world of Star Trek and branching out into complex and deeply human stories. For the past week, I have felt a little closer to every short story, book, movie and TV show. I even changed my lock screen to a picture of the Earth peeking out behind the moon, a reminder of the shifting perspectives we face as we inch further into the cosmos.
Notre Dame men’s lacrosse team faces No. 1 North Carolina this Saturday, April 11, in an intense ACC challenge as the Irish attempt to topple the Tar Heels.
Beginning in June, Saint Mary’s students will see their Google Workspace storage allotments decrease from 15 gigabytes to 10GB. The change was announced in an email from Saint Mary’s Chief Information Officer Katie Rose on March 24. Her email stated the new storage allocation applies to the combined use of Gmail, Google Drive and Google Photos.
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Fr. Daniel Groody, vice president and associate provost for undergraduate education and professor of theology and global affairs at the University of Notre Dame, to be a member of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development. The appointment was announced by the Vatican on March 30.
At the end of March, both assistant rectors for Badin Hall left abruptly in the middle of the spring semester. Reasons for their departures have not been shared at this time.
Saint Mary’s Campus Safety received a call at 9:17 p.m. regarding a car accident at the intersection of State Road 933 and The Avenue. The crash involved a driver and passenger in a dark blue Chevrolet Equinox and a South Bend resident in a silver Toyota Camry Hybrid. No pedestrians were injured in the crash.
Notre Dame baseball lost to Michigan State by a score of 7-4 Wednesday afternoon. The Irish dropped to 15-13 on the year, while the Spartans improved to 11-19 overall.
IrishSAT, an undergraduate student-run club at Notre Dame, recently launched their Compact High Accuracy Reduced Power Magnetorquer Satellite, also known as CHARMS, aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 on the Transporter-16 mission. This marks IrishSAT’s first hardware in space.
What’s the worst thing you’ve ever done? What’s the worst thing someone could do before you forgive them?
The student senate met this week to vote on a slate of new appointments, including the Student Union Board executive board for the 2026-2027 academic year and several nominations.
Last January, I wrote a column responding to an Atlantic article claiming college students are no longer able to focus on or understand entire books. At the time, I was genuinely surprised by the article; I don’t have any friends who are “unable to read” or even close, and “elite college students” read more in my experience than anyone else I know.
The faculty senate convened for its monthly meeting Tuesday evening, where members primarily discussed artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives on campus, along with updates on a recent faculty appointment and an ongoing attendance policy proposal.
On April 4, the Notre Dame men’s lacrosse team traveled to Chicago to compete against the Richmond Spiders at Martin Stadium. With plenty of drive and determination, the Irish secured a win against the No. 1 team in the country with a final score of 12-8.
Notre Dame men’s tennis looked to close out a series of away duals this weekend, taking on Virginia Tech and No. 4 Virginia. On the back of a five-dual win streak, Irish fans were cautiously optimistic heading into Friday. However, Notre Dame came up short, losing 1-4 to a dominant Virginia team led by star player Dylan Dietrich. It replicated the same score on Sunday, bowing out 1-4 against a floundering Virginia Tech. The disappointing results were eerily reminiscent of Notre Dame’s last pair of losses against Wake Forest and NC State, both occurring on an away trip to North Carolina.
After a tough ACC stretch in recent weeks, Notre Dame women’s tennis picked up two huge home wins against No. 19 Cal and No. 40 Stanford to put the season back on the right track. Sitting at No. 42 in the nation, the Irish spent Easter weekend in North Carolina, with two key matchups against No. 68 Wake Forest and No. 10 NC State to draw a close to the ACC campaign.
Over Easter break, Notre Dame softball was swept on the road by No. 10 Florida State. Although the Irish were hoping to turn some heads and steal a win, the series instead provided this young Irish team with much-needed experience against the ACC’s best.
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