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(10/07/25 6:53am)
In a culture which struggles to find the meaning of life baked into the world, it is fashionable to say that the meaning of life is something that we can create. I can hardly blame us: The alternative — that the world neither hands us meaning nor can we create it for ourselves — is much worse and, frankly, untenable. It is not possible to live without purpose. The human will acts toward an end, whether the human with the will recognizes it or not.
(10/07/25 8:50am)
Despite putting up a tough fight, Saint Mary’s soccer fell to Calvin University on Saturday. The Belles came up short 5-0 and were handed their second loss of the season, making the team 6-2-2 with the Knights improving to 6-4.
(10/07/25 8:05am)
This past Friday, Notre Dame cross country hosted the annual Joe Piane Invitational at Burke Golf Course. The event began in 1956 under the leadership of head coach Alex Wilson was renamed in 2015 to honor the retirement of longtime coach Joe Piane. This year’s rendition of the meet brought 18 teams to compete in both the men’s and women’s races.
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After opening conference play 1-1, the Notre Dame volleyball team went to California to face ACC newcomers Stanford and Cal.
(10/06/25 4:56am)
Saint Mary’s volleyball battled No. 13 Hope College in their annual Dig Pink match Friday night, and despite a strong effort, the Belles fell in straight sets, 25-20, 25-16 and 26-24, inside the Angela Athletic & Wellness Complex.
(10/06/25 4:00am)
The Brock Sheahan era began on a high note Friday night as Notre Dame opened its 2025–2026 campaign with a 5-2 exhibition win over the U.S. National Team Development Program Under-18 team at USA Hockey Arena.
(10/06/25 4:00am)
When looking at the album “100 Sound Effects” by Fred Armisen for the first time, I didn’t understand at first how it could be 39 minutes long. My personal definition of a “sound effect” was a brief sound that stops just as quickly as it starts. As I started listening, however, I began to realize that Armisen’s definition of a sound effect was much more broad, yet nonetheless valid. “100 Sound Effects” is almost exactly what one would expect: a collection of sounds and soundscapes that one would hear in their daily life. According to the album’s Bandcamp page, “100 Sound Effects is an album that can be used as a library, an industrial tool for your own entertainment projects, or simply for brain-stimulating deep listening.” I decided to listen to all of the sound effects in order without any breaks.
(10/06/25 4:00am)
There is a stigma that animation is merely meant for children. If you happen to agree with this belief, I urge you to watch “Grave of the Fireflies.”
(10/06/25 4:00am)
On Friday, at 3:30 p.m. in Jenkins-Nanovic Halls, the Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government hosted a lecture by Stephen Macedo, professor of politics and former director of the University Center for Human Values at Princeton University. In the discussion, Macedo examined the ways in which various institutions and governments reacted to the COVID-19 pandemic, with his talk based on his newly released book, “In Covid’s Wake: Science, Liberal Democracy, and Elite Failure,” co-authored with political scientist Frances Lee.
(10/06/25 4:00am)
Day by day, public opinion strays further and further away from higher education. Among all demographics, the public perception regarding the importance of a college degree has reached an all-time low. Social media floods our feeds with anti-college and anti-institution rhetoric that only intensifies the antipathy toward learning. The Trump administration continues to crack down on elite institutions it deems breeding grounds for “woke propaganda.” So yes, anti-intellectualism — without a doubt — is a pressing problem; however, students, professors and scholars are not the sole victims here. In some regards, they might even be the perpetrators.
(10/06/25 4:00am)
What is a friend?
(10/06/25 4:00am)
Timothy Egan, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and author, said it had been one of his dreams to come to the University of Notre Dame.
(10/06/25 4:00am)
No. 23 Notre Dame men’s soccer played conference foe Virginia Tech to a 1-1 draw at Alumni Stadium on Friday evening, moving to 5-2-2 on its homestand. The Irish found the scoreboard first through a 21st-minute corner kick. The in-swinging service from junior midfielder Nolan Spicer found senior forward Wyatt Borso unchecked at the back post, and the Aurora, Illinois native made no mistake for his team-leading fourth goal of the campaign. Virginia Tech would find a corner kick header goal of their own in the 83rd-minute to split the spoils.
(10/06/25 4:00am)
The Holy Cross women’s soccer team took down Chicagoland Athletic Conference foe Viterbo 2-1 on Saturday. Inspired by an 83rd-minute game-winner from senior captain Mia Gartoni, the Saints improved to 4-5-1 with the win, and 3-1-1 in conference play.
(10/06/25 4:00am)
The 28-7 victory over Boise State re-ignited a sentiment that Irish fans had waited to feel all season: hope. While sloppy at times, the defense finally boasted its best performance of the season with four interceptions and four sacks en route to a dominant effort reminiscent of the defense in the national championship game last season. Adding an improving and maturing defensive unit to an already explosive and consistent offense is the ticket for the Irish’s playoff hopes come December and now it’s starting to seem possible.
(10/06/25 4:00am)
The second-ranked Notre Dame women’s soccer team came from behind to beat No. 23 Louisville 3-1 at Alumni Stadium on Friday night, extending its winning streak to nine games. The Cardinals, who entered play at 10-2 overall and 3-1 in the ACC, opened the scoring in the 18th minute behind defender Hadley Snyder. The Irish equalized through sophomore forward Annabelle Chukwu in the 26th minute, before sophomore midfielder Ally Pinto and sophomore forward Izzy Engle both scored just two minutes apart on the other side of halftime to secure the victory.
(10/06/25 4:39am)
On Sunday morning at 11 a.m. on North Quad, Flaherty Hall hosted its annual signature event, “Flaherty Fights 5k,” which entails a three-mile run or a one-mile walk around Notre Dame, supporting the Saint John’s Cancer Institute.
(10/06/25 4:00am)
Every week or so, Opinion columnist Zora Rodgers responds to anonymous advice submissions. To get advice, fill out this form.
(10/06/25 4:00am)
As the Irish prepped to face the Broncos, the idea of going to the College Football Playoff hung in the balance, as it does very week of the regular season. Sophomore cornerback Leonard Moore, who missed last game due to an ankle injury, came out and showed out for a sold-out stadium, demonstrating why the Irish deserve that spot.
