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Notre Dame’s men’s and women’s cross country teams were in action this past Saturday. The runners traveled down to Gans Creek Cross Country Course in Columbia, Missouri, to battle it out at the 2025 NCAA Division I cross country championships.
This weekend, the Department of Film, Television, and Theatre performed four sold out shows of “John Proctor Is the Villain,” a play that tackles contemporary themes and critical social issues like #MeToo, aiming to engage socially conscious audiences.
The concept of a television series about swinging Mormon TikTok creators is enough to send a Victorian child into a coma. Yet, “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” has had a chokehold on American TV watchers for years, and with a new season that just premiered, it’s hard to escape the presence of these messy Mormon mothers. Some may view this show as just another trashy reality show. However, love it or hate it, “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” has left an undeniable cultural impact.
Last Wednesday, The Irish Rover published an article titled “Associate Director of Gender Studies Secretly Books Rooms for Condom, Plan B Distribution.” The article details how professor Pamela Butler, associate director of Gender Studies, has allegedly been “secretly” booking rooms for Irish 4 Reproductive Health. The group defines itself as an “all-volunteer, student-led, community-based organization advocating for reproductive justice.”
Notre Dame’s season has been picked apart since the opening game against Miami, with fans, coaches and pundits everywhere commenting on every aspect of its game. But through the 0-2 start, down to the current nine-game winning streak, Notre Dame’s rushing has been its undisputed greatest and most consistent strength all season long.
As Thanksgiving approaches, it can be a time of uncertainty and worry for students arranging their meal and food options when living on campus. One resource, the Mother Pauline Food Pantry at Saint Mary’s College, assists students in alleviating food insecurity throughout the school year and holiday seasons. This week, the pantry is extending its services to provide students with Thanksgiving food baskets for the break.
Notre Dame hockey travels to Massachusetts over Thanksgiving break for a pair of matchups against foes on the East Coast. The Irish (3-8-1, 0-6-0 Big Ten) will face Merrimack (5-6-0, 3-5-0 Hockey East) on Wednesday at Lawler Arena before taking on No. 15 Boston College (7-5-1, 5-3-0 Hockey East) Friday.
Notre Dame set the golden standard in South Bend this Saturday as the Irish concluded their last regular-season home game against Syracuse in spectacular fashion. The Irish defeated the Orange 70-7, with Syracuse held scoreless until the final seven seconds of the game.
On a sunny but cool Saturday afternoon, while recognizing its seniors in their final home game of the regular season, Notre Dame came to play. Here are the key moments that led to its 70-7 victory over Syracuse.
Despite a slow start and offensive inconsistency, head coach Niele Ivey’s No. 24 Notre Dame rebounded from last Saturday’s Michigan disaster to secure a crucial top-25 home win over rival No. 11 USC. After the Trojans led by 11 with just 11 minutes to play, the relentless Irish defense continued to turn USC over en route to a shocking comeback. Senior guard KK Bransford turned in her best showing since returning from injury to spark a fourth-quarter surge, and none other than junior guard Hannah Hidalgo connected on a contested jumper with two seconds left to seal the 61-59 victory.
Less than a month after the University revealed a list of four new “ND Values” for staff which omitted a previous value calling for staff to accept and support the University’s Catholic mission, Notre Dame President Fr. Robert Dowd announced Friday that the University would be adding an explicit reference to the Catholic mission of the University back to the list of values.
This Wednesday, the Holy Cross men’s basketball team fell to conference rival Trinity Christian (IL). The loss puts the Saints at 0-1 in Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference play and 4-3 overall on the season. The Saints will continue conference play this Saturday, where they look to return to winning ways against Calumet (IN).
After starting the season with three straight commanding wins, Notre Dame suffered a devastating 93-54 loss to No. 6 Michigan last weekend. After a few days off, the next matchup will be another ranked battle as the Irish welcome the No. 11 USC Trojans to South Bend Friday.
Turning Point USA, which was newly approved as a student organization at Saint Mary’s College, held their first official event in collaboration with the Leadership Institute. Retired staff sergeant Joey Jones, a Fox News contributor and Fox Nation host, delivered a lecture titled “The American Military Under the Trump Administration” on Thursday at 6 p.m. in Regina Hall
The No. 2 Notre Dame women’s soccer team was stunned in overtime by Ohio State on Thursday. Despite the Irish peppering 36 shots, the Buckeyes scored the lone goal in the waning moments of the match, courtesy of forward Jadin Bonham. The loss is heartbreaking for a Notre Dame team that many college soccer pundits and fans across the country deemed would compete for the National Championship.
Coming off a hard five-set loss to Florida State this past weekend, Notre Dame is currently 9-15 on the year and 6-10 in Atlantic Coast Conference play. With only four matches left in the season, including two this weekend, the Irish are looking to finish strong, despite their limited chance at making the NCAA Tournament later this year. Although the season hasn’t ended the way many were hoping for it to, players such as sophomore outside hitter Morgan Gaerte have been beacons of light for the Notre Dame program. Gaerte is currently fourth in the ACC in kills per set with 4.28, which also makes her 37th in the nation. Aside from Gaerte, senior outside hitter Lucy Trump has made a recent impact for the Irish, leading the team with 31 aces this season and 110 in her career, two away from the top-10 in program history. Blocking has also been key for the Irish, where sophomore middle blockers Anna Bjork and Grace Langer help Notre Dame place fifth in the ACC in blocks per set with 2.58.
Over the Thanksgiving break, the Players Era Festival will play host to 18 different men’s collegiate programs. The structure of this tournament is different from a stereotypical survive-and-advance bracket format. Each team will play two games on Monday and Tuesday before being ranked based on record. On Wednesday night, there will be a third-place game at 7 p.m. followed by the championship game at 9:30 p.m. Tiebreakers will include point differential, points scored and points allowed. With nine games occurring on each of the opening two days, more than two teams will find themselves with a record of 2-0 following the culmination of Tuesday night’s games. This format sets up an exciting and dynamic two days of pool play action, where teams will constantly be pushing the pace in spite of the score to gain an advantage in a possible tiebreaker scenario.
After thirty-seven years as one of the most powerful women in the fashion industry, Anna Wintour has transitioned from her role as Vogue Magazine’s editor-in-chief to the global editorial director for all of Vogue’s 27 global editions. Since her first issue in November 1988 featuring model Michaela Bercu, she has shaped the magazine and the fashion world through her innovative editorial vision and powerful influence.
The 2020s have been filled with “nostalgia sequels” like “A Christmas Story Christmas,” “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” “The Exorcist: Believer” and “Spinal Tap II: The End Continues.” Nostalgia sequels are hit or miss. Sometimes it’s fun revisiting beloved characters under new circumstances: Seeing a mature Ralphie share his holiday experiences on the adult magic-giving side of Christmas as opposed to the childhood magic-receiving is beautiful. Other times, it’s sad and disheartening watching beloved heroes grow old, like Indiana Jones in “Dial of Destiny.” I think “Spinal Tap II” fits the first category — a nostalgia sequel done well.
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