Opinion

The silent symphony

From the Ingal-Galbenski ticket: Amplify, advocate, accompany

If we’re being completely honest, none of us expected the election to drag on this long. However, maybe the multiple Observer staff reports and various Election Committee press releases have at least made some more people aware of the fact that student government exists.

From the Patidar-Patrick ticket: Personable, passionate and present

Noble Patidar

Questions about the elections

Midwestern pizza — abysmal at best

Contact Mannion McGinley at mmcginl3@nd.edu.

An excellent apostolic exhortation

What it means to be an American

Patrick West

An ode to Las Vegas

A rundown on the runoffs: Ingal-Galbenski and Patidar-Patrick

The Sixth Seat (Ep. 4): Elizabeth Boyle

Afghanistan: Lessons learned?

Andrew C. Jarocki

A call to the Leprechaun Legion

From your friendly Irish Leprechaun,

What are the Oscars for?

Respect committed residents, include off-campus seniors

What happened Tuesday night

But actually, there’s a lot to do in South Bend

It’s OK to disagree with your friends

Called and chosen: Vocation in Frozen II

Maggie Garnett

White poverty and racist realities

It is an abiding truth that poverty cuts across racial lines in the United States, and that racism cuts across class lines in the United States. Relatedly, a recent Viewpoint titled “White Poverty in Floyd County, Kentucky” about whiteness and poverty in our nation and on our campus simply missed the mark.

Thoughts on the Iowa Caucus