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Five kids and a full-time job
Commencement 2023: Viewpoint
Sharpening isn't comfortable
Governing beyond the R’s and D’s
I was watching Bill Maher’s show “Real Time” recently when Mr. Maher mentioned something that caught me by surprise: Numerous Republican governors in deep blue states have enjoyed indisputable success over the past half decade.
Fr. Benjamin Petit: Notre Dame's hidden spiritual cornerstone
Gus Zuehlke '80
Let’s let our emotions get in the way of politics
Commencement 2022: Viewpoint
You don’t know what you don’t know
Daylight savings: A political issue?
In defense of sovereignty: Ukraine’s perseverance with the world behind them
The Russia-Ukraine crisis: Should America get involved?
This election season, engage with your candidates
David Haungs
A case for political discussion
Finding myself
This past summer was particularly difficult on my mental and emotional health. I was so attached to him that my emotions were dictated by his falling short of promises and distancing himself more and more. Most days I was on the verge of tears. Then he decided to end the relationship on his own. School had just started. And I was expected to pick myself up and continue on like nothing happened. Just like always. I made the decision to get help from others. I wanted to love myself again. I wanted to live for myself and not another person. I wanted my feelings to be acknowledged, not repressed. I wanted myself back. And now I have that.
The bare minimum
Pablo Oropeza
Love through hate: Politicized Christianity in Poland
I was raised in a Polish-Catholic household and religion was what we followed; whatever the Church said was the correct way of looking at life. I only learned that gay people existed when I was 10 years old, and my best friend had two dads. I didn’t pay it any mind since her family made just as much sense to me as any other family would. If she was happy and loved, what was wrong with that? Five years later, I came out as queer to my mother. My family tolerated my identity at first until I started dating someone who wasn’t a man. They said I was brainwashed and blamed the media and leftists for my inability to be straight. As soon as I stopped dating that person, my family believed me to be “cured,” but that is not how sexuality works; you cannot be cured of love.
A letter from former Gateways
Gateway Cohort 4.0 –– Class of 2020
West does not mean best
On the last day of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, I was excited to see that the United States had passed China for the most gold medals won. It was a reassurance that the US was still superior on the world stage of international athletics. After all, dominance is what we have been accustomed to, but it was surprising to not see the gymnastics teams in first place or see the men’s track and field team win just one gold. It was also disappointing. As one of my good friends put it, “no one is more patriotic than they are during the Olympics.” Myself included.
Stand with Students for Child-Oriented Policy
Zef Crnkovich