Opinion

An argument for democratizing storytelling

If God is a woman, who am I?

Sophia Sheehy

My proposal: hug a business major day

It’s time to rethink legacy admissions

‘Miss Americana’ and my disordered eating journey

What I learned

I ran for student body president in this election alongside my close friend, Jack Rotolo. Unfortunately, we didn’t gain enough votes to move into the runoff election, so our time as candidates was brief. However, I can say that even that short period was still one of the biggest learning experiences of my life. I thought I’d be sad or angry when I learned that we had lost, but I was shocked by the overwhelming sense of peace and relief I felt when we learned our time in the election was over. After a few days of reflecting on why I was feeling this unexpected tranquility about the whole thing, I’ve learned that it is because I realized I could not have done half as good a job as Elizabeth, Pat and Linde have this year. Thus, I was disappointed and surprised to read “The student body president does not matter” as I grabbed my usual morning breakfast in South Dining Hall.

Why vote?

Thank you, sun?

The Sixth Seat (Ep. 5): Gretchen Hopkirk

For the kids

Against Disney World

Dear Grandpa

Doing the right thing: Lessons from Phil White

The student body president does not matter

Value of collecting pop tabs

To the victims of cyclophobia at Notre Dame

Matías Daniel Sur M.A. Italian Studies Feb. 10

Written in the stars: In defense of Co-Star

Observer Editorial: The Observer endorses Paradiso-O’Connor

Vote Parker-Parker 2020

An ode to the shows that shaped me

“You are what you eat,” they say. Well I say, “You are what you watch.”