Opinion

Wills and grace

Twitter should go back to 140 characters

Twitter recently relaxed the character restriction on its website, doubling the number of characters a user can submit per tweet from 140 to 280. The change has elicited a heated debate about the purpose of the social media platform.

25 cent story

Catholic identity and contraception

Mimi Teixeira

New policy deters higher education

Observer Editorial: Journalism trumps 'Fake News'

In response to "Dear Fr. Jenkins"

Erin Hoffmann Harding

Why the contraception fight flip-flop?

Papa John — pizza man or overlord?

One step forward: an energy week retrospective

The cost of silence: an authentic and vulnerable Notre Dame community

Contact Deborah Bineza at dbineza@nd.edu

I'm ranking everything

Notre Dame doesn't owe you birth control

Alison O’Neil

United States shootings: who cares?

NDH review part two

Why “trust the art, not the artist” doesn't always work

Safe places

I’ve been going through a “master of none” period in my life, where I find myself inspired by so many things yet called to nothing in particular. I dabble in photography, writing, cooking and yoga, but seem to fall out of each practice. And as a senior, this scares me. I want to feel called to something so in the midst of crises and job searches I can focus my attention back onto what I am meant to be, but knowing what exactly that is seems to be half my struggle.

Thank you to Humor Artists

Bob Masters class of 2005 Nov. 6

Let kids be kids

Andy Belilos sophomore Sept. 1

Praise for Brew Werks food and atmosphere

My friends and I decided to ditch South Dining Hall (SDH) on Friday and venture off campus for dinner. After throwing our classics such as Cambodian Thai and Woochi out of the debate, we unanimously decided to try something new and go to South Bend Brew Werks for the first time.