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(05/26/25 3:08am)
Notre Dame sent a message to the rest of the country in the First Round of the NCAA tournament, defeating No. 4 seed Ohio State 15-6 and avenging their regular-season loss to the Buckeyes. That set up a Quarterfinal matchup with another Big Ten opponent, No. 5 seed Penn State. The Nittany Lions edged Colgate in round one to set up their first date with the Irish since 2014 and their first meeting in the postseason. After a slow scoring start for both teams, what appeared to be a sleepy Sunday quickly turned into a scorcher.
(05/22/25 4:34am)
The Saint Mary’s College volleyball team improved from 6-14 two years ago to a respectable 10-13 in the fall of 2024, successfully taking a step forward after spending the entirety of last offseason with that expectation.
(05/21/25 4:00am)
Last spring, the Notre Dame men’s golf team made a memorable postseason run in May. Under the guidance of head coach John Handrigan, the Irish reached the NCAA Tournament and headed down to Austin. There, they finished third in NCAA Regionals, advancing to the Championship for the first time since 1966.
(05/21/25 4:00am)
Harnessing the abilities of an inexperienced roster is never easy, even for an experienced coach like Caroline Powers Ellis. In charge of the Notre Dame women’s golf team for a third season in 2024-25, she oversaw just two seniors in the midst of four freshmen and three sophomores. The team also did not return Lauren Beaudreau, last year’s solo star who captured an NCAA Individual Regional Championship.
(05/19/25 4:00am)
On Wednesday, Saint Mary’s announced Megan Zwart’s transition from interim provost to the position permanently, and becoming vice president for academic affairs.
(05/22/25 4:00am)
Transitioning from the fall campaign to the spring season is never easy for a college golf team in northern Indiana, and that certainly rang true for Holy Cross women’s golf in 2025. The Saints couldn’t get out and play competitively at all in March, giving them less than three weeks between their first tournament of the spring and the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC) Tournament.
(05/21/25 4:23am)
After 25-year-old Jordyn Walter arrived as the new Saint Mary’s head softball coach last August, it didn’t take long for her to get on the same page as her team. The Belles entered the spring of 2025 extremely young, presenting a roster comprised of 10 freshmen, eight sophomores and only four upperclassmen.
(05/25/25 4:00am)
The Holy Cross women’s soccer team finished their 2024-25 season 8-4-4, a vast improvement from their 5-11-1 record just a season prior. Under the leadership of first-year head coach Duma Magagula, the Saints advanced to the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC) semifinals for the first time in program history.
(05/19/25 5:37pm)
The Holy Cross men's soccer team came into their 2024 campaign not exactly sure what to expect. Led by senior captain Martin Von Thun, the Saints were predicted by most to finish mid-table in the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC). Despite a rocky start, head coach Omar Gallo’s squad exceeded all expectations, reaching the conference semifinals largely thanks to their stout defense.
(05/16/25 4:00am)
On April 5, the University of Notre Dame canceled a keynote address scheduled to be given by Dr. Eman Abdelhadi at the 2025 Student Peace Conference organized by students at the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies.
(05/19/25 5:42pm)
The headline of a press release on Aug. 12, 2024, that read “Notre Dame Student-Athletes Wrap Up Most Successful Olympics In School History,” encapsulated the meteoric rise of Notre Dame’s swim and dive program under head coach Chris Lindauer. In only his second season at the helm, Lindauer’s group on the men’s side earned its first top-10 finish in program history and sent two athletes, ACC Swimmer of the Year Chris Guiliano and Tyler Christianson, to the 2024 Paris Olympics.
(05/21/25 11:44pm)
Head coach Martin Stone has trained Notre Dame rowing from the moment the University granted the team varsity status back in 1996. Since his hiring, he has brought the program to national prominence, winning 10 consecutive Big East Conference rowing championships and coaching several athletes who have gone on to compete in the Olympics.
(05/16/25 4:00am)
In an interview with The Observer, her first in years, Saint Mary’s College President Katie Conboy discussed the College’s Revere and Revise strategic plan. The plan, which outlines a vision for the College through 2030, was developed following Conboy’s installation as the institution’s 14th president five years ago.
(05/21/25 6:20pm)
The Notre Dame men’s tennis team was far better than its modest 14-15 overall record might suggest. Playing in a gauntlet Atlantic Coast Conference, which boasts eight teams in the top 25, four in the top 10 and three in the top five, including No. 1 overall Wake Forest, the Irish sputtered to a 1-12 record. However, the vast majority of those losses were down-to-the-wire battles with the best teams in the nation.
(05/21/25 6:12pm)
Since taking over back in 2018, head coach Alison Silverio has set the Notre Dame women’s tennis program on a steady upward trajectory. In many ways, the 2024-25 campaign was a culmination of what she’s been building, as the Irish totaled their most overall wins (21) in the Silverio era and most ACC wins (nine) since joining the conference in 2013.
(05/16/25 4:00am)
On April 17, First Gen Family, a student organization at Saint Mary’s College, held their first-ever pinning ceremony for first-generation seniors at Stapleton Lounge, where faculty and students were invited to watch. A pinning ceremony bestows pins on students to wear on their graduation robes at commencement.
(05/16/25 4:00am)
On May 5, Saint Mary’s College announced Margaret Gower, assistant professor of religious studies and theology, as its new vice president for mission.
(05/16/25 4:00am)
In head coach Salima Rockwell’s third year at the helm, Notre Dame volleyball continued to develop as a program on the rise, hoping to “build …[a] legacy” within the competitive Atlantic Coast Conference.
(05/16/25 4:00am)
The Notre Dame fencing program has become synonymous with the word dynasty over the past decade, and rightfully so. The program is something of an anomaly. Their six national titles in eight seasons speak for themselves. In 2025, the Irish carried their storied legacy yet further, reigning supreme once again as national champions, firmly cementing themselves as one of the greatest dynasties in the history of collegiate athletics.
(05/16/25 4:00am)
Although Notre Dame is synonymous with the age-old saying “the luck of the Irish,” it felt as if their 2024 men’s soccer team was often unlucky. Following an incredible run to the national championship in 2023 that ended with a 2-1 loss to Clemson, the Irish finished their 2024 campaign with a 7-5-5 record. The highs of those seven wins included a satisfying victory over the Tigers, a gutsy road win at Louisville and a seven-goal rout of Trine. The lows didn’t necessarily feel like lows. Instead, they were more reminiscent of tiny gut punches – small blows that over time took the wind from Notre Dame’s sails.
