Opinion

Entitled to reform

Biden is Democrats’ best option

Pope declares journalism doesn't require facts

“In an unexpected but much needed statement from the Vatican, the controversial leader of the Catholic Church has officially decreed that it is now morally OK to publish made-up ‘facts’. He also has commanded all priests to forgive those who have sinned by pointing out the falsehood of said ‘facts’, but only if the mischievous rascals seek confession between 5:52 p.m. on Sept. 29 through 4:41 a.m. on Nov. 16 of the following year.”

Being a Bieber guy

Better define our expectations

With open arms

Trust in star lights

Dan (April) Feng is a junior political science and economics double major. She is from Beijing, China and lives in Lyons Hall. April welcomes all comments (or complaints) and can be reached at dfeng@nd.edu

A Texas thank you

‘God, Country, Notre Dame‘

Sexual violence is a life issue

Jennifer Vosters is a senior living in Le Mans Hall. She is an English major with minors in theatre and Italian. She can be reached at jvoste01@saintmarys.edu

Start talking for real

Let’s talk about the Internet.

Get ready to live long, but die poor

No man is an iLand

ND has not set a precedent of divestment

Where was 'America the Beautiful'?

Coping with stress

In the moments of silence

We all need to do something

Only people can stop sexual assault

The Pope, the Encyclical and Notre Dame