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On Sunday night, Notre Dame opened its 2025 season with a hard-fought loss at Miami in a top-10 matchup. In their 27-24 shortcoming, the Irish never led but managed to take the outcome’s decision down to the game’s final drive. Here are the five key moments that brought on Sunday’s result at Hard Rock Stadium.
We all remember when Iowa icon Caitlin Clark got robbed (by a Nike shoe deal). The number one pick overall in the 2024 WNBA draft signed an eight-year, $28 million deal with Nike that includes a signature shoe, various apparel and her own distinct logo. Signed in April 2024, this deal made history as the most lucrative women’s shoe deal in basketball history.
From submitting my study abroad application to stepping off a red-eye flight, I have been full of anticipation and excitement for my semester in London. However, the first couple of weeks were not what I thought they would be. Maybe it was due to the lack of sleep on the flight or the awful conversion rate of dollars to pounds, but I had a hard time adjusting to a new city.
Over 100 tables were filled at Saint Mary's Involvement and Resource Fair inside of the Angela Athletic and Wellness Complex on Thursday. The purpose of the event was to help students learn the different ways they can get involved with the College through viewing different student organizations, clubs, along with community partners within the Notre Dame area.
Whether you’re looking or not, there is no ignoring CJ Carr. The sophomore was named Notre Dame’s starting quarterback by head coach Marcus Freeman on Aug. 19 after a fall camp-long battle with junior Kenny Minchey. The battle, which was apparently neck-and-neck to the surprise of many who were expecting Carr to win the job with ease, only strengthened Notre Dame's stance.
Notre Dame men’s soccer collected their first win of the 2025 campaign on Thursday, defeating No. 14 Oregon State 1-0 at Alumni Stadium. After being shutout in Sunday’s home draw with IU Indy, the Irish broke through in the 39th-minute off a set piece goal from senior defender Mitch Ferguson. The Illinois native headed a 35-yard outswinger from the foot of senior midfielder KK Bafour off the near post and past Beaver goalkeeper John Nicolson.
In an email to the Saint Mary’s College student body on Thursday evening, Redgina Hill, vice president for belonging, announced that the Division for Inclusion and Equity would be relabeled the Division for Belonging. Another name change occurred for the Office for Student Equity, which was renamed to the Office for Student Empowerment (OSE). The name change was reflected on the College’s website.
On Thursday evening, students gathered in the Grotto of our Lady of Lourdes to honor the victims of the shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis. On Wednesday morning, two children were tragically killed and 17 were injured when a former student opened fire during a school Mass for the first week of school. For members of the University of Notre Dame community, the shooting was especially personal and close to home, including for students who attended the school previously.
Like in 2024, the Irish open the season with a massive test in a hostile environment. Last year, it was the towering Kyle Field in College Station. This year, it will be an electric Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. Also similar to last season, with an offensive line that shared only six starts between them, Notre Dame has a big question to answer on offense: how will sophomore CJ Carr fare in his first-ever start? After winning a hard-fought competition with junior Kenny Minchey in the offseason, Carr will lead offensive coordinator Mike Denbrock’s offense against the Hurricanes. However, I don’t see his lack of experience mattering that much.
In a rivalry matchup on Thursday evening at Alumni Stadium, the sixth-ranked Notre Dame women’s soccer team showed their fangs. With three header goals, the Irish defeated Michigan by a 3-0 count, improving to 3-0-1 on the campaign and dropping the Maize and Blue to 2-3. The Wolverines have now lost three consecutive matches against Alabama, Georgia and Notre Dame, while the Irish have won all three of their home fixtures in 2025, taking down Western Michigan, Cincinnati and Michigan.
Oct. 15, 1988 was a sunny day in South Bend, Indiana. The Golden Dome in all its glory glistened in the early autumn sunshine. Touchdown Jesus watched over a campus, anxious in anticipation, yet cautious in its optimism. But Notre Dame Stadium, “The House that Rockne Built,” would be the battleground for one of the most important games in Fighting Irish football history.
When we Gen Z think about the year 2020, we are reminded of the overflow of influencers that quickly became semi-household names during the COVID-19 pandemic. But as life moved on, new hyperfixations prevailed, and many wondered what would come of these micro-celebrities. Because their fame was centered around lip-synching and dancing, there was never an opportunity to learn who the mystical figures displayed on our screens were, leading to a feeling of indifference as they faded from the limelight.
The “performative male” trend has seared the eyes of internet users worldwide this summer, starting out with posts featuring outfit inspo, book recommendations and soft thirst trap sequences. The trend quickly turned into a viral meme that even spurred social media users to sponsor citywide competitions, where individuals perform performativeness in order to be ironically crowned the king of performativity.
Just under three days separate Notre Dame from its season opener at Hard Rock Stadium. The buildup grows each day, as the Irish prepare for the challenges and opportunities that await in 2025. As part of our series, we turn our attention to a “number 3” on offense and defense.
Another year, another marquee season opener for Notre Dame football. In all five years that head coach Marcus Freeman has been a part of the coaching staff in South Bend, the Irish have played their first game away from home. This season, that first game will take place at Hard Rock Stadium, the home of the No. 10 Miami Hurricanes.
Irish name six new captains for the 2025 season, leaving out stars Jeremiyah Love and Leonard Moore.
“I know that despite all these thoughts, tomorrow I will wake up and I will still be me.”
Approaching the first game of the season, head coach Marcus Freeman prepares for his fourth season at the helm for Notre Dame. After a tenure colored by early doubts, he has begun to cement a legacy with the program that he hopes to continue building. His young coaching career has seen moments of adversity along with incredible accomplishments, both with team success and players reaching the next level under his tutelage.
Following the departure of Santiago Schnell, the former dean of the College of Science who left in June to become the provost of Dartmouth College, Steven Corcelli, a professor and chair of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, took over as interim William K. Warren Foundation dean of the College of Science on July 1.
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