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Junior guard Markus Burton, freshman guard Jalen Haralson and sophomore guard Cole Certa have announced they will be joining sophomore forward Garrett Sundra, sophomore guard Sir Mohammed and freshman guard Ryder Frost in the transfer portal. The losses of Burton, Haralson and Certa should trigger an alarm for anyone with an interest in Notre Dame men’s basketball.
Student body president Elijah Jones and vice president Riley Evers have officially begun their term. The pair took their oaths of office at a meeting of the student senate on April 1.
Holy Cross College announced honorary degrees will be awarded to Alex Jones, Thomas Gryp, John Gschwind and Sr. Ann Lacour during its 59th commencement ceremony.
This is it. It’s finally sinking in: four more weeks of class, four more weeks of college. And as I walk around campus, I begin reconciling with all the versions of myself that I could have been, but I wasn’t.
On Friday evening, Saint Mary’s softball faced off against Kalamazoo College in a doubleheader at home. The games were the MIAA openers for the Belles, and they fell in the first contest 4-0 and the second 6-3. With these losses, the Belles move to 9-13 overall on the season and 0-2 in the MIAA.
As the number of individuals in the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults program at Notre Dame hit record highs this year, extra precautions were put in place to regulate the attendance of outsiders for the Easter Vigil Mass at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. In the end, there was room for everyone, plus seats to spare.
The Student Senate welcomed its newest members on April 1. The meeting began with the newly-elected student body president, junior Elijah Jones, and student body vice president, sophomore Riley Evers, taking an oath of office. The new senators were sworn in shortly after.
Coming together amongst the coral walls Haggar Parlor, Holy Cross College President Marco Clark, Saint Mary’s College President Katie Conboy and University of Notre Dame founding director of the Institute for Ethics and Common Good Meghan Sullivan discussed leadership across the tri-campus.
To say the Notre Dame men’s basketball team underperformed last season would be an understatement.
Transgender Day of Visibility is celebrated on March 31, a holiday meant to celebrate transgender people, their contributions to society and their experiences in the face of discrimination and prejudice. It is also the day Eli Williams, assistant director of the LGBTQ+ Center at Saint Mary’s College and visiting professor in the Women and Gender Studies department, hosted the center’s second SAGE Stories event.
It feels like everywhere I turn, companies are attempting to implement new AI features — to varied success. I see ads daily for AI summaries, notetakers and chatbots that can supposedly “optimize your workflow” and “boost your creativity.” Of course, these tools are only as good as the data they are trained off of — data that is largely provided, willingly or not, by humans. In an age where human thinking is constantly being outsourced to algorithms, what might a human-powered and human-controlled large language model look like?
The Rooney Democracy Institute hosted a moderated conversation between former Governor Christopher Sununu (R-NH), former Senator Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND), and former Senator Joe Donnelly (D-IN), with Donnelly serving as moderator Wednesday afternoon.
As Holy Week approaches at the University of Notre Dame, the Basilica of the Sacred Heart prepares for one of its most attended liturgical weekends of the year, with updated guidelines in place for the 2026 Easter Vigil.
If there’s one word that guides Seth Voltz’s coaching philosophy, it’s development. Voltz, now in his fourth year as head pitching coach for Notre Dame baseball, approaches coaching each pitcher on his staff in an individualized way.
Later this month, one of Notre Dame’s greatest tandems, running backs Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price, will hear their respective names called in the NFL Draft and leave behind two incredible Irish legacies and a sizable gap in the position room.
On Monday, Paul O’Brien, the executive director of Amnesty International USA, delivered a lecture titled “What Comes Next for Human Rights?” for the Kellogg Democracy in Dialogue Series. Amnesty International is a global organization dedicated to the research and protection of human rights. The lecture was sponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies and co-presented by the Institute for Latino Studies and the Klau Institute for Civil and Human Rights. Exploring the downward trend in human rights in recent years, the lecture focused on how society can collectively rebuild an international legal system that can protect human rights.
Throughout Lent, Meredith Kononchek and Isabel O’Brien, sophomore roommates in Howard Hall, organized a chapel crawl to visit every residence hall chapel on campus between Ash Wednesday and the Paschal Triduum.
The recent science fiction epic “Project Hail Mary” has all of the visual appeal a space adventure promises. Its vibrant backdrops, complicated set and dynamic alien character are all brought to life beautifully — and all, as the marketing boldly claims, without the use of computer graphics. Unfortunately, this claim is a lie, or at best a half-truth, and it’s part of a disturbing Hollywood trend that’s taken hold in recent years.
Recently, I was at a classic Notre Dame formal. Don’t ask me which one it was, all you people look the same to me. I was there alone, of course; my dark, popular loner aura is too much for most to handle. That was until I saw the most beautiful woman I have ever laid eyes on. So, naturally, I ran up to her on all fours, howling and asserting my wolf-like dominance. But instead of immediately falling into my arms, she ran away screaming. Even worse, her so-called “boyfriend” then roundhouse kicked me while others around him cheered. As a representative of Gen Z, I think this situation is all too common nowadays. Recent surveys show that around half of Gen Z identifies as single. I have tried lying to the survey people, but those dorks have better social skills than you’d think (and they’re mean too). However, I believe that I have the answers that these survey nerds are looking for when it comes to Gen Z and dating. Our generation is a scientific anomaly, which is what my therapist has nicknamed me, so I am at liberty to narrow down why Gen Z sucks so much.
Notre Dame women’s basketball’s 2025-2026 campaign surpassed all expectations with a run to the Elite Eight. Now that it has come to a close, we can reflect on one of the best individual seasons we have seen from an Irish player in a long time. Coming into the season, expectations were high, but so were doubts after the loss of the Irish star guard Olivia Miles to TCU. However, Irish fans did not need to worry; they still had junior guard Hannah Hidalgo. The 5-foot-6 junior has been Notre Dame’s shining light for several seasons now, and despite being small in stature, she is almost always the most influential player every time she steps on the court.
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