Opinion

A true Catholic education

For the overthinkers

Take a chance on us

A response to ‘Where’s the transparency?’

Elizabeth Zahorick

The central purpose of college

That’s all, folks

I won the student body election

Observer Editorial: Where’s the transparency?

The hypocrisy of inclusion at Notre Dame

Danger zone: The midshipmen have landed

Emma Keppel

Do I really have 4 different personalities?

South Lodge: A review

Biden’s big bill is necessary, but temporary

Let us play basketball

Sincerely,

Green screen city

Why I cried when marriage equality was legalized

HERE comes the sun

Have you noticed a sense of jitteriness around campus recently? It seems we have reached that time of the semester: when the rest we soaked up over our long break runs out, when the glittery excitement of reuniting with our friends and becoming acquainted with our new classes wears off, and when we start to spend our nights with our heads in our books instead of our pillows. Exams are beginning, and paper deadlines are approaching. I’ve already entered the “I’ll get up early and finish it tomorrow” phase. The honeymoon’s over, and things are getting serious once again.

How you can eat less red meat (and why it’s a good idea)

Eating as much red meat as we do is bad for our nutrition, workers, animals and the planet. We, as members of student government’s Department of Sustainability, call upon Notre Dame to reduce its meat consumption.

Pride and equity: What venture capital firms can learn from a 200 year old masterpiece

Overthrow of democracy