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Student senate convened for the first time this academic year on Wednesday for a brief opening session, passing its first resolution and confirming a new director of first-generation and low-income students for the upcoming term.
2025 has seen several internet creators cross over from short-form content to feature-length projects. “House on Eden” is the film debut of Kris Collins, better known by her YouTube moniker Kallmekris, with Collins acting, writing and directing. She is joined on screen by fellow influencers Celina Myers (CelinaSpookyBoo) and Jason-Christopher Mayer. At VidCon 2023, Collins first announced the development of the project, which was then filmed in 2024 and released in cinemas on July 25, 2025. An indie film made with a reported budget of $10,000, it has been acquired by Shudder and transferred to streaming following the theatrical run.
The University of Notre Dame was recently ranked eighth on LinkedIn’s list for “Top Colleges 2025.” Released on Aug. 12, the list evaluates schools based on their tangible career outcomes. Notre Dame was ranked highly in business consulting and services, financial services and technology and internet, and stood out as the fifth school in the nation for job placement.
We continue our countdown with a key member of one of the nation’s most talented linebacking corps and the most electric player on the football team. We will see a lot of #4 on both sides of the ball for Notre Dame in 2025.
Freshmen (but not just freshmen):
The Holy Cross men’s soccer team is entering the 2025-2026 campaign with high expectations. Led by sophomore fullback Nathan Sanchez, the Saints are poised to once again compete for the CCAC Championship after falling just shy in the semifinals a year ago.
Dear freshman-year Alli,
It has been an excellent summer for cinema. We found out Hollywood could still make a winning superhero film (“Superman”). We saw the return of the studio comedy that could deliver belly laughs to a crowded theater (“The Naked Gun”). We enjoyed franchise revivals full of verve and creativity (“Final Destination: Bloodlines” and “28 Years Later”). And we even saw an original, auteur-driven film receive critical and commercial success: Zach Cregger’s “Weapons.”
On Friday Holy Cross College conducted their annual matriculation ceremony for incoming freshman in the class of 2029. Freshmen, with the help of their families, moved into their dorms between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Parents were also invited to the ceremony, which began at 7 p.m. in front of the Pfeil Center.
University of Notre Dame President Fr. Robert Dowd welcomed students back to campus for the 2025-26 academic year at Tuesday’s opening Mass. Addressing the congregation in Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center, Dowd, wearing red vestments, emphasized the importance of Christian hope as the new school year begins.
My neighbor and I were at the Michiana Renaissance Festival, watching an ensemble called The Knights of the Rose don plate armor and fight with dull swords. I was sitting on a bench with my friend to my left and an empty seat to my right. A man and his three little daughters were sitting nearby. An old woman in a fanny pack approached me, and — because of how all of us were arranged — she misunderstood who the girls’ father was, asking me whether I was saving the open seat for my daughters, and if not, asking whether she could take it.
Just five days separate Notre Dame from its season opener under the lights in Miami. The build-up 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 jersey number 5 on both defense and offense.
Beneath a vaulted sky, bruised and swollen with ancient storm clouds, the Earth held its breath, trembling with quiet dread. From the sun-baked marshes of Meowmi, Florida, where shadows clung like whiskers, surged an unstoppable tide. An army of a million ferocious kittens, their fur gleaming with wet silk sheen, eyes blazing emerald fires, was advancing north. Some among them towered nearly three feet tall, sinew coiled beneath velvet coats, claws sharp and silent as winter’s edge. At their head strode Meowpolean Bonapawte, a figure cloaked in menace, his banner a flicker of green and orange lightning, heralding the coming of the Iron Claw, a kitten supreme world order bent on reshaping the very soul of this nation.
On Tuesday afternoon, Notre Dame head football coach Marcus Freeman took to the podium for his first game-week press conference of the 2025 season. The Irish are set to open the campaign on Sunday night at Miami. Here are five key takeaways from Freeman’s presser.
As students return to the familiar faces, routines and landmarks of campus, they are also stumbling into an unfamiliar South Dining Hall.
It is lovely to be walking alone again, taking long strides of certainty on the campus that I have come to know so well over the last three years. I gently weave through the crowds of excited freshmen and their parents, give a half-annoyed, half-amused smile as I navigate past the many carts and suitcases that are staples of Welcome Weekend. I walk through South Quad with the confidence of a senior.
On Aug. 13, Saint Mary’s College announced in a press release that it has been awarded a $1.1 million, four-year grant to continue its participation in the Kessler Scholars Collaborative. The grant was awarded by Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Judy and Fred Wilpon Family Foundation. The Kessler Scholars Collaborative funds scholarships for 15 other colleges and universities nationwide.
As they prepare for their upcoming 2025–26 season, the Saint Mary’s soccer team welcomes back returners and numerous newcomers under head coach Farkhod Kurbonov who is now entering his fourth season with the Belles.
I lived with a New York City finance bro this summer who checked off all the typical intern-in-the-city requirements: gray Patagonia vest, khaki chinos, three desktop monitors for elaborate Excel spreadsheets and a commute to FiDi.
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