Are you happier now?
Take a step back and reflect: Are you happier now than you were before college?
Take a step back and reflect: Are you happier now than you were before college?
Brazilian columnist Lara Novaes Victor explores Elon Musk’s feud with Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes and highlights the threat to freedom of speech and democracy in Brazil, revealing the complicity of some elected officials and the dangers of unchecked power.
Maddie Colbert discusses the differing perspectives surrounding the potential TikTok ban and how our scrolling can affect the health of our democracy.
PDA isn’t problem — it’s a solution to a simultaneously puritanical and perverse culture.
At the end of her Great Books education, Viewpoint columnist Rose Quinlan lists her favorite books.
The 2024 Notre Dame Student Peace Conference keynote address was given by the queer Quaker Palestinian scholar Dr. Sa'ed Atshan who grappled with his intersectional identity while tracing his personal experiences through lessons he has learned in maintaining hope in the pursuit of social change as the world appears to be burning up around us.
This article addresses how we are naturally and radically drawn to that which is true, good, and beautiful.
The Observer's Editorial Board makes the case that Grubhub robots and kiosks limit Notre Dame community
Viewpoint Editor Liam Price discusses undergoing a major life change one day at a time.
Birthdays causes tears for sensitive people, especially when one is fearful of getting older.
If your Holy Half time is looking less-than-fast, defend yourself with these reasons.
Reflecting on universal experiences of helplessness and learning that, sometimes, the best course of action is to do nothing.
SMC news editor Aynslee Dellacca reflects how her and her childhood best friend "beat the odds" by staying friends throughout their first year of college.
Notre Dame professor emeritus of American studies Benedict Giamo argues that broad-based policy reforms are needed to confront a major homelessness problem in America.
Do former Disney actresses tend to outshine their male counterparts?
A little glimpse into how to treat yourself better.
If we permit this system to proceed without friction, if we stand by and willingly redefine ourselves into one of the many boxes we have been told we should fall into, if we contribute to the destruction of the human spirit, how is it that we can be anything but evil?
As the final semester of Fisher Hall comes to a close, Viewpoint columnist Jack Sirianni reflects on the dorm's 70-plus years of tradition and community.
Viewpoint columnist Nyla White tells the story of walking on new legs through the lens of the five stages of grief.