Opinion

Right to Life

The psychology behind mass murder

Indigenous Peoples' Day

Dominic Acri

Changed for the better

Caroline Beecher senior Oct. 2

Telling my story

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The Nobel Prize in chemistry and you

South Bend's river lights

Looking on the ‘Brightside’ of things

Hedge fund or mustard seed

A dare to come to Lila Rose

John Paul Ferguson

October is earned

The importance of a collective voice

For four years, I voluntarily lived on Notre Dame’s campus, serving as a member of hall staff my senior year. I can confidently say that the decision to require three years of on-campus housing will be a dangerous addition to the pressing, systemic issues that Notre Dame’s housing system has; I have seen them affect the lives of my peers, lived through them myself and even tried my hand at fixing them, but by the end of it all, I found myself exhausted, disillusioned and severely disappointed. This choice to change Notre Dame’s policies will ultimately have a larger impact on the marginalized populations of our campus by forcing them to be tied to a system that can be destructive and harmful. I fear what the Notre Dame campus will look like years in the future should this plan be implemented.

A gift from the heart

Keven Cheung class of 2019 Sept. 18

To my high school brother

Tasty lamb morsels

What’s the best basketball team we can make out of U.S. presidents?

To Trump and the players

We are called

Response to "The growing deficit"

Don't forget the apple orchard