Opinion

I asked Notre Dame professors what amendments should be added to the Constitution

Rap’s undeserved bad rap

The silent sexism of Notre Dame women

Annie Hollenbeck

Extending kindness beyond the casual

A list of things I don’t know how to do as an adult

Thank you, men of Notre Dame

Like many alumnae of Saint Mary’s and Notre Dame, my Facebook newsfeed lit up with articles regarding the YikYak posts.  My gut reaction reading the posts was the same as it’s always been — anger, followed by loss. Anger that a group of bright, intelligent women who sincerely want to make a difference in the world are thrown into a sexist stereotype. Loss, because I reflect on how navigating those stereotypes was part of my college experience.  And I always wished it hadn’t been that way.

Murder, mayhem and moral dilemmas

Count me in

Reflections at the "Field of Dreams"

What’s the solution?

To the editors:

From food to travel

To everyone on campus,

The fashionable revolution

Why you should dance more

Stronger with Saint Mary’s

Following the results of a football ticket lottery for the Shamrock Series football game on Saturday, harmful, hateful messages surged on the anonymous social media platform Yik Yak. These comments were mainly aimed at Saint Mary’s students who had won tickets to attend the game.

The case for Yik Yak

An invitation to celebrate Sukkot

Sincerely,

The sprinkles situation

Moment to ignore, cowardice to act

Alex Perkins

9/11 and the media

We’re back