Opinion

Leaving behind an identity

There are so many “lasts” in the final few weeks of senior year — each celebrated with commendable gusto and the appropriate amount of nostalgia, perhaps even watery eyes and wavery smiles. There are probably a few too many lasts: Notre Dame — as we are all well aware by this point — is a school of tradition, and with each tradition comes an opportunity to commemorate another ending; to recognize that we, the graduating seniors, will never partake in that particular tradition again as undergraduates.

Never stop writing

Holding GOP feet to the fire

Response to ‘American, not Roman’

Brendan Coyne senior May. 2

Are you just showing people that you are having fun?

Why we fast: the ND ‘water scare’

Elizabeth Boyle freshman May 1

Why we fast: reflections from Immokalee

Ian Beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, four other Notre Dame students and I started our food fast, for 24-hour or 48-hour periods. This idea was based on a similar fast by Ohio State students who are demanding that the Wendy’s on their campus be removed due to the corporation’s refusal to join the Fair Food Program, which would ensure just wages and the protection of human rights for migrant agricultural workers in the field.

Finals procrastination

The new McCarthyism

Everything is chemicals

Lessons from the kids suing Trump over climate change

An inability to stop singing

American, not Roman

Kit Jones

Berkeley: Violence, unrest and the silencing of dissent

Observer editorial: Protect our planet

Dear Yen

Civility and public discourse

Ean Maloney 

Death of company causes death of town

The fundamental human right to marriage

Mary Szromba

We have more in common than we think

Ben Robinson is a junior Neuroscience major from Keenan Hall and an officer of bridgeND. He is open to discussion and can be contact at brobins7@nd.edu