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Over the past few years, true crime has held a firm grip on the American entertainment industry. Recent documentaries like “American Murder,” Netflix series such as “Monster” and other pieces of true crime media have left the public desperate for more. And now Derek Cianfrance’s “Roofman” has become this genre’s newest addition.
On my way to the Madrid airport, I had my bag stolen, losing my MacBook, AirPods and passport. When I was trapped in Madrid, waiting for the U.S. embassy to open, I began to think about how, in three months, I had witnessed more theft in Europe than in my 20 years in the United States.
On Friday, the Fighting Irish will host the No. 2 Michigan Wolverines at 7 p.m. and will also play Saturday at 6 p.m in Compton Family Ice Arena. The series marks the start of Big 10 conference play for both teams, and tensions are high for the biggest rivalry in Irish hockey.
Goodbye cars! So long houses! Goodnight Rolexes!
The first time I picked up a fencing sword, I was 10 years old. It felt awkward; as a soccer player, I didn’t have much coordination with my arms. But the moment the bout began, I was hooked. Every movement demanded focus, precision and heart. It provided the deep thinking of a chess match in a physical environment. Fencing quickly became more than a sport for me — it became a lifeline. It kept me active, grounded and connected to a community that understood me in a way few others did.
The Saint Mary’s College women’s soccer team closed out its 2025 season with a 4-0 loss to Hope College on Tuesday, finishing with an 8-5-3 overall record and 2-5-1 in Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association play. Despite the tough ending, the Belles demonstrated resilience and growth throughout a season marked by exciting victories, hard-fought conference battles and opportunities for underclassmen to develop.
Last week, Notre Dame hosted the second annual National Sustainability Society Conference from Oct. 20 to 22 in Jenkins Nanovic Halls.
Creating an ofrenda is one of many traditions associated with Día de Los Muertos. Students at Saint Mary's College are remembering their deceased loved ones with an ofrenda that will be displayed on the second floor of the Student Center until Nov. 4. Students made decorations to be featured on the ofrenda at the Student Diversity Board event on Monday from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Haggar Parlor.
The deluxe version of HAIM’s “I quit” came out on Oct. 17, adding “Tie you down,” “The story of us” and “Even the bad times” to the original “I quit” album, which was released in the summer on June 20. Notably, “Tie you down” is a collaboration with Bon Iver and was released as a single on Oct. 10, but it has now been added to the larger collection of “I quit.”
I crane my neck to look around Professor David Campbell’s office. “Let’s just say that I spend a lot of time on eBay,” he laughs, pointing out his favorites of the election pins and campaign posters covering the walls.
Tame Impala is back, and yes, I’m celebrating. If you’re anything like me, you have also spent countless hours scrolling on TikTok through footage of Tame Impala concerts circa 2015. But fear no more, the opportunity to be in the audience has finally come. He will be touring his new album on the “Deadbeat Tour” beginning in late October 2025 in the U.S. and continuing through spring 2026 with shows in Europe and the UK. If you’ve been searching for your next unforgettable live music experience, look no further. If Kevin Parker’s impressive stage presence in the past is any indication of what this new tour has in store, it’s safe to say you won’t be disappointed.
This weekend, the Holy War travels to Chestnut Hill as Boston College prepares to host Notre Dame. Despite the rivalry’s fierce name, the “Holy War” doesn’t stem from hostility, but from numerous similarities between the schools. Notre Dame and Boston College are the only two Catholic universities that play football at the Division I level in the NCAA. While they battle on the field and courts, they compete in the classroom as well, both consistently being ranked among the nation’s top universities.
On a rainy night in South Bend, the now 12th-ranked Fighting Irish stormed past rival USC 34-24. With the longstanding and only intersectional rivalry in danger of not being extended in the current college football environment, the passion put on display by both sides made clear how much this game mattered to the players. The same can be said for a raucous fanbase. Notre Dame has a lot to celebrate following its victory, but there are a few things the Irish need to hone before their upcoming matchup against Boston College — they do not want a reminder of 1993 on Saturday.
After nine weeks of classes, some students seized the opportunity to relax over fall break while others participated in service trips, travelled to cities for career treks and attended professional conferences.
On Monday evening, senior research fellow Jayme Lemke from the Mercatus Center at George Mason University spoke in Carroll Auditorium in Madeleva Hall. Lemke’s lecture, titled “The Struggles for Women’s Independence in the Land of the Free,” considered the historical evolution of women’s rights in the United States.
After falling to Taylor 90-71 over the break, the Holy Cross women’s basketball team (0-1) will prepare to face off against crosstown rival Bethel (0-0).
Recently, Joe Rudolph published an Observer article titled “The DMV: Humanity’s greatest crime against itself”. In his article, Rudolph unleashes a hazardous tirade of unsubstantiated claims against the Department of Motor Vehicles. He claims that the DMV is not just a bureaucratic office that supports a vital aspect of American society and commerce but rather a shadowy syndicate hellbent on manipulating human behavior and reshaping civilization through regulation and fear.
Dating at Notre Dame. Wow, this is a hefty task; however, I am going to try my best. Here we go.
Notre Dame hockey bookended fall break with a four-game unbeaten streak. A two-game sweep of St. Lawrence (8-2, 3-0) opened the home schedule — and new head coach Brock Sheahan’s career at Compton Family Ice Arena — on a positive note. On the back side of the academic break, the Irish welcomed Robert Morris with a 6-3 victory but finished the weekend on a disappointing note, tying the Colonials 2-2.
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