Born Mary Flannery O’Connor on March 25, 1935, Flannery wrote two novels and 32 short stories before dying from lupus in 1964 at 39. She dropped the conspicuous Catholic “Mary” when she became a ...

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Hannah Hidalgo #3, head coach Niele Ivey and Sonia Citron #11 of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish celebrate after defeating the against the Michigan Wolverines in the second round of the NCAA Women's ...

Mary Berry celebrated her 90th birthday with The One Show (BBC/The One Show/PA) The Prince of Wales has joked with Dame Mary Berry that he “dreads to think” who will be cooking her cake as she ...

The Prince of Wales has joked with Dame Mary Berry that he “dreads to think” who will be cooking her cake as she turns 90 and called her a “national treasure” in a birthday message. Dame Mary is ...

It was captioned: “Happy birthday, Dame Mary! [birthday cake emoji] (sic)" William and Catherine - who have children Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and six-year-old Prince Louis ...

The Prince of Wales has joked with Dame Mary Berry that he “dreads to think” who will be cooking her cake as she turns 90 and called her a “national treasure” in a birthday message.

SOUTH BEND – Drama around the No. 8 Notre Dame women’s basketball program was dominant late in the season. Ranked No. 1 as February barreled toward March, the Irish suddenly couldn’t win ...

SOUTH BEND – What would it all look like in March for a Notre Dame women’s basketball team that lost three of five to close the 2024-25 regular season? What version of the Irish would we get?

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Notre Dame's Eszter Muhari defended her title in women's épée, Magda Skarbonkiewicz beat teammate Siobhan Sullivan to win the sabre title and Notre Dame won its 14th NCAA ...

The NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament got underway this weekend and Notre Dame rolled to a dominating victory over Stephen F. Austin to move onto the second round. There the Irish will meet ...