Opinion

Everything but me

Porn filter considered harmful

Colin McDonald

Thinking about thinking

The case for civic engagement on college campuses

Talk of war, football and COVID-19

Paul Vasquez

We need a flex point stock market

Pro-choice deserves a voice at Saint Mary's

Brigid Conmy

And that’s on idolatry

A reason for faith

Give out the Oscars five years later

A letter to Justice Ginsburg

A reflection on the death of a great woman and a great judge

Allison Lantero 

Do the next right thing

Who am I?

Transcending politics

Will Olafsson

Memories

The senate attacks issues, not people

Grace Franco

Student government must not punt on addressing prison labor

The job of the Notre Dame student senate, as stated in Article III, Section 1 of the Constitution of the Undergraduate Student Body of the University of Notre Dame du Lac, is to “formulate and advance the position of the undergraduate student body on all issues concerning campus life.” In other words, the student senate is the group through which the undergraduate student body comes together not simply to discuss that which affects our lives at Notre Dame, but also to formulate where we stand on issues that arise.

Let's make this election about Joe Biden, not Donald Trump

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