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(09/11/25 4:26am)
I was filled with a sense of bittersweet nostalgia as I read “Dear Enemy” by Jean Webster, a book published in 1915. Written by one of my favorite authors from childhood, it recounted the life of a young college graduate who finds herself in charge of the children of a home for orphans. For a book that was written in the early 1900s, it was surprisingly feminist. I found myself laughing out loud at the snarky comments and sharp arrows that were clearly meant to pierce the thick walls of entrenched patriarchy. But what stayed with me beyond the last page was the exuberant joy that characterized the protagonist and the world she inhabited. In Webster’s world, the clouds made a very brief appearance, only to be chased away by the ever-present rays of sunshine and the laughter of the light-hearted protagonist.
(09/11/25 4:33am)
It seems that the podcast has taken over America. Once classified as a wasteland for the have-been stars and pseudo-intellectuals, podcasts are as big as ever. They’re now treasure troves of life advice, gossip and scandals and (for some twisted reason) the indulgence of society’s obsession with true-crime investigation.
(09/11/25 4:00am)
On Tuesday, Sept. 9, Saint Mary’s defeated Benedictine 3-1 to advance to 6-0 on their record-breaking season, while Benedictine’s loss ended their three-game win streak and dropped them to 4-5 on the season. Leading the Belles was junior middle hitter Caroline Carens, who last week was named Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) Player of the Week. She once again showed the Belle community how she earned that title as she led her team to victory against the Eagles.
(09/11/25 4:42am)
Tuesday evening, Saint Mary’s students lined up between McCandless Hall and Angela Athletic & Wellness Complex for their chance to participate in a drunk driving golf cart simulation as part of Saint Mary’s annual safety tailgate.
(09/11/25 4:00am)
Notre Dame Volleyball currently sits at 1-3 on the season, but they have an opportunity to get back to .500 with two games over the weekend. Despite their record, the team has shown significant promise. Two of the losses came in five-set games, one against Villanova (5-0) and another with Illinois (2-2).
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With the class of 2029 settling into campus, freshmen are amidst their third week of the Moreau First-Year Experience. The course has been a staple of Notre Dame’s curriculum for the past decade, although the course has undergone significant changes this year.
(09/10/25 5:10am)
The speech language pathology (SLP) department at Saint Mary’s held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the College’s new Language and Literacy Lab from 1:30-2 p.m. on Monday in room 18 of Havican Hall. The lab aims to help SLP students gain holistic skills while benefiting the children at the Early Childhood Development Center (ECDC), who will receive specialized attention in the space designed for them.
(09/10/25 4:00am)
With the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) releasing its full conference schedule on Tuesday afternoon, Notre Dame men’s basketball’s full slate is now set for the upcoming 2025-26 season.
(09/10/25 4:00am)
Fourth-year head coach Salima Rockwell and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish volleyball team welcomed Southeastern Conference (SEC) power Louisiana State University (LSU) to Purcell Pavilion Tuesday evening for the first annual “Showdown at the Net” game. LSU picked up the convincing 3-0 victory, despite each set being competitive with the Irish falling 25-20, 25-22 and 25-22. The home defeat drops Notre Dame to a disappointing 1-3 on the young season, marking another period of September struggles under Rockwell's leadership.
(09/10/25 4:00am)
In the past few months three restaurants opened near campus: a taco bar, an Asian fusion restaurant and a neighborhood bar and grill. These restaurants cater specifically to students, offering special promotions for game days and other events.
(09/10/25 4:00am)
The unbeaten Saint Mary's Belles volleyball team will welcome the 4-3 Manchester Spartans to the Angela Athletics and Wellness Complex on Friday night.
(09/10/25 4:00am)
Welsh Family Hall held a memorial Mass at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart on Monday evening for sophomore Audrey DeShetler. DeShetler passed away on June 8 after a 14-year battle with neuroblastoma, a rare pediatric cancer.
(09/10/25 4:00am)
“Off the dome” is a human-interest series highlighting the interesting professors and faculty at Notre Dame. Suggest a guest by contacting aelshoff@nd.edu.
(09/10/25 4:00am)
Now 4-0 on the season, the Belles soccer team is preparing to host their next match against Concordia at home this coming Thursday.
(09/12/25 4:00am)
Comedian Shane Gillis’ opening act before Zach Bryan received mixed reviews. On the one hand, there are those who deem his performance inappropriate for the family setting of a concert at a Catholic university. On the other hand, there are those who absolutely loved the set, thankful for the opportunity to see one of their favorite comedians in action. The most amusing contingent, in my opinion, are those who defend Shane Gillis’ performance as a championing of the First Amendment’s right to speech: a testament of American exceptionalism. As the title suggests, I have constructed and will propose a defense of Shane Gillis’ performance.
(09/10/25 4:00am)
A tough stretch of matches early in the season will wrap up this weekend for Notre Dame men’s soccer. The Irish, after defeating No. 14 Oregon State on Aug. 28 and dropping this past Sunday’s contest to No. 4 Indiana, will visit No. 10 Pittsburgh in their Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) opener on Friday.
(09/09/25 4:00am)
The recent ever-accelerating improvement of artificial intelligence chatbots has dominated the discussion cycles ad nauseam. Evidently, they are the first and flashiest step in a reframing of various educational, societal, economical and political issues. As with all emergent technologies, every facet of human civilization is being reevaluated, and the monetary incentives exacerbate the narratives of apparent progress. How much is this an economic exploit to take advantage of an obvious financial asset bubble? It is unknown, but one thing is certain — whichever form they take, these tools are here to stay and will change how humanity interacts with the world, and one another.
(09/10/25 4:00am)
The Meruelo Family Center for Career Development has expanded its programs and services beyond the Dome in an effort to reshape career development for Notre Dame students.
(09/09/25 4:00am)
“It is not joy and sorrow which are opposed to one another, but varieties within the one and the other. There are an infernal joy and pain, a healing joy and pain, a celestial joy and pain,” Simone Weil, “Gravity and Grace.”
