Opinion

Proud to be an American?

Segregation in the city we live (but pay little attention to)

We need more women directors

Give Notre Dame women the facts

I am writing in response to the University’s reversal of its decision to end contraceptive coverage for staff and students. As a Catholic woman and an alumna of Notre Dame, I am concerned about what this decision means for all women within the Notre Dame community.

Remember you're family

Vatican nuclear disarmament

Chris Haw

LimeBike etiquette

Claudia Magnussen

The future of religious liberty

Large numbers

Is political correctness correct?

Yizhi Hu

Insurance coverage for birth control

There has been quite a bit of turmoil recently over the University’s willingness to give insurance coverage for our female students on birth control. The University has recently second guessed its willingness to continue providing coverage and, even though they decided to continue the insurance, there have still been heated arguments about many different aspects of the ordeal, ranging from sexism to religious freedom. Of all things said, we cannot dispute the fact that the University has every right to withdraw their part in giving our students access to contraception based on its Catholic principles; however, they shouldn’t if they want to uphold the University’s commitment to accepting and welcoming everyone’s beliefs, even over issues that contradict with church doctrine.

Emails from a missionary

Net neutrality

The mission of peaceful assemblies

Anne Maguire sophomore Dec. 4

The culture of La Virgen de Guadalupe

The year of Me Too

Carpenter hammers at the wall

Finals week as described by dead dudes who definitely had more important things to worry about than grades

Moreau could do more

Tess Ngochi freshman Dec. 1

How much caffeine is too much?