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The Irish emerged victorious following the Boise State performance with another strong defensive showing against the NC State Wolfpack. Here's how they were able to win:
Notre Dame kept its College Football Playoff hopes alive on Saturday as they beat NC State 36-7. After a slow first half marked by questionable play-calling, the Irish turned it around in the second with hard-nosed defense and an effective passing game. Freshman quarterback CJ Carr exploded for 342 yards, while the defense notched a season-high four sacks and three interceptions. With the victory, the Irish improve to 4-2.
On home gameday, legacy tailgates take over the Legends of Notre Dame parking lot. These tailgates consist of generations of alumni, many of whom have been tailgating here for over a decade.
For many, when they consider Indiana pests, they first think of mosquitoes. But according to local researchers, the bigger and more persistent threat may now come from a smaller, nearly invisible creature: the tick.
On Friday, Oct. 10, the Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies, within the Keough School of Global Affairs, hosted Luke Morgan for a poetry reading of his new book “Blood Atlas” in Jenkins and Nanovic Halls.
On Friday evening, retired general Martin Dempsey, who served as the 18th chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, visited the University of Notre Dame for a lecture with University President Fr. Robert Dowd titled “Hope, Global Stability and the Role of the United States.”
After a 4-2 win against Green Bay Tuesday night, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish men’s soccer team will hit the road and travel to Charlottesville, Virginia to take on the No. 8 team in the country in the Virginia Cavaliers. The Irish come into this one with an overall record of 7-2-3 and a record in conference play of 2-1-1. The Cavaliers are 7-1-2 overall and they are undefeated in conference play with a record of 3-0-2.
Notre Dame hockey is off to a great start with last week’s win, as the Irish prepare to compete in the Ice Breaker Tournament this weekend. Notre Dame will travel to Tempe, Arizona, to play tournament hosts No. 15 Arizona State University on Friday, Oct. 10 at 10 p.m. EST. Based on the first two games, Notre Dame will play No. 8 Quinnipiac University or University of Alaska-Fairbanks in game two Saturday, Oct. 11 at 6 p.m.
Notre Dame is coming off an aggressive tough loss to No. 4 Stanford, followed up by a win against California on the road. Against Cal, sophomore outside hitter Morgan Gaerte led the Irish offense with 11 kills as junior outside hitter Sydney Helmers totaled nine. The Irish recorded a total of 37 assists and 40 digs in the contest, plus 10 team blocks. Their California trip pushed the team to 5-7 on the year and 2-2 in the conference while pushing Gaerte to 199 kills, making her 14th in all of NCAA D1 women’s volleyball in kills per set with 4.63.
It feels like a century ago when Notre Dame traveled to Raleigh and lost 10-3 to NC State in one of the most bizarre games in program history. As Hurricane Matthew battered Carter-Finley Stadium, the Irish and Wolfpack played in a washout, somehow finding a way to finish the low-scoring game. That infamous clash was in 2016. Nine years removed, the two sides meet again. This time, at Notre Dame Stadium and, fingers crossed, without flash flood warnings. Having rebounded nicely since two early losses, the Irish are looking to keep the train chugging. Here’s how they can do just that.
With each convincing victory, Notre Dame grows closer and closer to re-entering the national conversation. Helped by shock upsets to Texas and Penn State, the Irish have now vaulted to No. 16 in the AP Poll. Their two losses look better by the week as well, with Texas A&M rising to No. 5 and Miami staying put at No. 2. Like last season, head coach Marcus Freeman’s team must handle success and take care of business with what remains of a manageable schedule. Should they do so, a place in the 12-team field will be waiting.
The U.S. federal government officially shut down last week after Congress failed to reach a budget agreement to fund operations for the fiscal year. Triggered by disputes over the status of government healthcare subsidies, the impasse marks the first government shutdown since 2018.
You’re told never to judge a book by its cover, but be honest: How many times have you bought a book solely based on cover art? I’m a sucker for used-book stores, and my first stop is always the horror section. When given a vintage printing of a horror novel or a contemporary copy, I will always spring for the retro edition. Why? It’s not because of the “old book smell” or collectability, but for the design.
Notre Dame’s Speech and Debate Team gives students the opportunity to compete in collegiate debate formats and offers students the chance to develop critical thinking, public speaking and leadership skills.
On Wednesday evening, representatives from Notre Dame College Republicans and Notre Dame College Democrats met at the debate stage to discuss immigration, health care, tariffs, the Israel-Hamas war and political violence.
First-year defensive coordinator Chris Ash will get the opportunity to coach against an old friend and colleague, Dave Doeren, as NC State travels to South Bend on Saturday. Between coaching stints together at Drake University and later Wisconsin, the pair have operated teams together with big-time success. The Ash-led Irish defense will take on Doeren’s Wolfpack for the first head-to-head contest between the two in 15 years.
On Wednesday, the Klau Institute for Civil and Human Rights hosted a panel discussion on “Stories of Justice from Death Row” in partnership with the Catholic Mobilizing Network, a nonprofit organization dedicated to abolishing the death penalty.
I’m tired of having to hear and talk about AI, so I adopted a simple position on the subject which I could reflexively toss at anyone with a different take on the matter before getting on with the rest of my day. It’s a solution which I think many other theists have landed on, and, roughly, it runs like this: Intelligences are God-given and given by God alone, so at the end of the day, we don’t have to worry about whether the AIs we’ve created are conscious — no matter how much they do or don’t seem to be, and whether or not the scientists say they are — because we can rest assured that we are uniquely ensouled and that no Butlerian Jihad, no cosmic cataclysm, no day of wrath awaits us. No matter how stupid ChatGPT makes students and no matter how obsolete Claude makes employees, no matter how much AI degrades the quality of human life, it can never change the fact that I have a nature dignified by Jesus’ incarnation, passion, resurrection and ascension, whereas an LLM does not.
The McDonald Center for Student Well-Being held its first annual Fresh Check Day mental health resource fair Wednesday on Fieldhouse Mall.
Solutions by The State News
