The case against Ohio
(04/17/26 4:00am)
Before I transferred to Notre Dame, I went to college on the East Coast. I had never been before my freshman orientation; I had never been anywhere outside the Midwest or the South.
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Stardom of Chukwu and Engle extend well past South Bend
(04/17/26 4:00am)
Notre Dame sophomores Izzy Engle and Annabelle Chukwu are sophomores in name only. The superstar forwards play beyond their years. Engle brings blistering speed and a clinical nature in front of the net. Chukwu brings sublime technique and tenacious desire to win. Together, they’ve formed the best attacking tandem in the country and are earning well-deserved international attention.
Bianca Molnar: A flame for the game
(04/17/26 4:00am)
In the fall of 2024, Notre Dame freshman Bianca Molnar made her first appearance on the team college tennis circuit. Playing at the No. 4 singles spot, she led Ball State’s Sarah Shahbaz 7-6, 2-1 before the match was abandoned. In the following months, Molnar kept winning, accumulating a 24-14 singles record for the year and finishing an impressive 5-2 against ACC competition. Molnar looked like she was more than ready to step into the spotlight, which wasn’t surprising given her already monumental career accolades.
Originality is outdated in Hollywood
(04/17/26 4:00am)
In the age of financial greed, artificial intelligence and a yearning for nostalgia, the magic of the film industry has been quietly vanishing without us noticing. Hollywood has traded creative risk for financial safety, slowing the development of innovative cinema and new ideas. Originality is outdated, and repetition is trending.
‘Euphoria’ season 3 stares down America with unflinching eyes
(04/17/26 4:00am)
I am a Sam Levinson apologist. The writer-director behind the juggernaut HBO show “Euphoria” has been called every name in the book: hack, nepo baby, pervert. While these are more or less true, it doesn’t change the fact that he is undeniably interesting. So eager to impress and provoke, with his grandiose directing and lurid storylines, that one cannot help but get caught up in the mania of “Euphoria.” The show is completely ludicrous, centering on the trials and tribulations of kids who attend a funhouse-mirror version of high school, but I also think it’s much more thoughtful than a lot of people give it credit for. Its third and presumably final season premiered Sunday on HBO, featuring a five-year time jump as the main cast navigates adulthood. So what tricks does Levinson have left up his sleeve?
Laufey’s new album is a masterclass in jazz
(04/17/26 4:00am)
One influence you don’t see much in modern pop music is jazz, which Laufey seamlessly incorporates into her style. Her jazz-inspired approach can draw admiration and curiosity from jazz-pop fans, making her stand out in the scene.
Student project turns dining hall waste into campus garden
(04/17/26 6:40am)
As Holy Cross College shifts its annual giving efforts to surround a showcase of student-led initiatives, one such project is focusing on what students throw away and what it could become.
Deathbed soliloquies
(04/17/26 4:00am)
Final confession. The question “How do you feel about graduating?” has, since it was first uttered before me, forever been analogous to the question “How do you feel about dying?”
Collins: Cheer for her? Compensate her, too
(04/17/26 4:00am)
In the world of collegiate athletics, male athletes receive the lion’s share of handouts from the House v. NCAA settlement, which, effective in 2025, allows universities to distribute up to $20.5 million of sports revenue to its athletes. With football and men’s basketball already receiving substantial name, image and likeness compensation, the settlement has not stopped schools from throwing more dollars into the “funny money” package. According to many reports, football rosters will require $40 million to $60 million in combined school and NIL resources to compete with the top spenders. Meanwhile, men’s basketball costs reportedly will jump 65% for next season. We all know that football drives the car, and men’s basketball is in the front passenger seat. But female athletes apparently must once again earn every cent they get.
SUB hosts SNL comedian James Austin Johnson for live comedy set
(04/17/26 4:00am)
James Austin Johnson, the “Saturday Night Live” cast member known for his Donald Trump impression, brought stand-up comedy and a live audience question-and-answer session to DeBartolo Hall Wednesday night as a Student Union Board event.
Notre Dame prepares for Luke Combs concert on Saturday
(04/17/26 4:00am)
Billy Joel, Johnny Cash, Whitney Houston and Garth Brooks are among the famous names to grace the University of Notre Dame’s football stadium as performers. On Saturday, Notre Dame Stadium will add another artist to this listing, hosting Luke Combs on his “My Kinda Saturday Night” tour. The country artist is set to take the stage at 5:20 p.m. alongside Dierks Bentley, Ty Myers, Jake Worthington and Thelma & James.
Mendoza launches AI Analytics in Business minor
(04/20/26 4:00am)
The Mendoza College of Business just launched its Minor in AI Analytics in Business, which aims to prepare students to apply AI in real-world business environments. Entry into the minor is preceded by an application process and is open to the Class of 2028 and beyond. For the first cohort of students, there were 94 applicants, 62 of which were admitted to MAIB.
‘Cheer Her Name’ celebrates 50 years of women’s athletics at Notre Dame
(04/16/26 4:00am)
Women officially began filling the Notre Dame classrooms in 1972; however, it wasn’t until 1976 the addition of women’s varsity sports was established. For four years, women joined club sports such as tennis, rowing, fencing and basketball, which laid the foundation for the formation of the first varsity teams. The Unviersity introduced tennis and fencing as the first two women’s varsity sports, with basketball following in 1977; over the next two decades, volleyball, swimming, soccer, softball and rowing were given varsity status.
Notre Dame women’s golf heads to ACC Tournament
(04/16/26 4:00am)
This Thursday through Sunday, the Notre Dame women’s golf team will compete in the ACC Tournament. The team will head to Wilmington, N.C., to play at the Porters Neck Country Club.
Saints extend winning shutout streak to five
(04/16/26 4:00am)
Last weekend, the Holy Cross College men’s tennis team extended their dominant shutout streak to five, defeating both St. Ambrose and Bethel 4-0. The wins brought their record to an impressive 8-2, with all eight victories coming after two disappointing losses at the start of the season. Holy Cross is now 2-0 in conference play, and their convincing displays have landed them the No. 8 spot in the national rankings. The Saints have been so dominant in the last few years that one has to look all the way back to 2023 to find their last conference loss.
Irish men’s golf wraps up regular season in Georgia
(04/16/26 4:00am)
The biggest golf news of the week has arrived.
Saint Mary’s experiences limitations on housing for students amid increasing enrollment
(04/16/26 4:00am)
As the end of the semester approaches, Saint Mary’s College has opened its housing portal for students to select dormitories. However, new limitations within the system have changed the process for many students. Increased enrollment, combined with decisions by the Office of Residence Life to close off sections of housing, has created a more competitive environment for those entering the lottery system.
Dowd, campus political groups respond to Trump criticism of Pope Leo
(04/16/26 4:00am)
President Donald Trump this week criticized Pope Leo XIV on social media. University President Fr. Robert Dowd issued a statement supporting the pope hours after Trump’s posts on Truth Social.
Campus readies to welcome admitted students for The Rally
(04/17/26 4:00am)
Since being rebranded in 2024, the University of Notre Dame’s Office of Admissions has hosted The Rally, it’s admitted students weekend for the incoming freshman class. This year, official programming for the Class of 2030 is scheduled from this Sunday through Monday, with an optional early check-in Saturday.
Notre Dame softball falls to Indiana after disastrous fourth inning
(04/15/26 5:39am)
On Tuesday evening, the Notre Dame softball team faced Indiana on the road at Andy Mohr Field in Bloomington. In a night where their hitting never got going, the Irish lost to the Hoosiers 11-1.
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