Opinion

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

DC Oscars

The era of stupidity

The realities of coronavirus hysteria

Strength, courage and Notre Dame boxing

Dan Wilborn

My response column to Ben’s response column

This past Thursday, Mr. Benjamin Testani wrote a column entitled ‘Why you are so whiny about your own school’ in which he whined about people saying that he whines in his columns. Naturally, when presented the opportunity to write a response column to another columnist’s response column to his responses on his columns, I felt that it was my responsibility to write this. Failing to do so would be a disservice to everything I’ve ever written before.

Crooked Ewe: a unique South Bend dining experience