Opinion

The fountains of Rome

Truth is always in style

The door at the end of the hall

I am a bad dancer

Observer Editorial: Follow McGraw’s example

Head coach of Notre Dame women’s basketball Muffet McGraw took a stand April 4 in a pre-game press conference ahead of what would become one of the most competitive Final Fours in the history of the women’s tournament. With a major rivalry on the line and the target that comes with being the reigning national champion, McGraw responded to a question about her hiring process — McGraw makes a point of only hiring female assistants — and how she views her role as a voice for women in basketball. Seizing the publicity of the national championship as a platform to consider broader issues, McGraw delivered a powerful, 140-second response addressing gender equality that has since gone viral, even earning a retweet from former President Barack Obama.

On the ‘senior exclusion policy’

Commitment belongs to us all

Nancy P. Nekvasil

Today’s music is great

Ope, defined

I am a woman

Maria Marcopoli

The consequences of weak antitrust law

Peter Brown

To be or not to be

Earn the title 'pro-life'

R. Tyrel London

The Mayor Pete dilemma

The cost of winning

A shallow dive into songs about Marias

Nipsey Hussle: A voice for good in a world full of evil

We are storytellers

The University’s Pangborn problem

Adam Hellinghausen

Mayor Pete and the political outsider