Opinion

Appalachia

Five ways to stop student section hijinks

Ode to the em dash

Finding your passion

Chris Lembo

Male fear of false persecution illustrates why we need activism

The value of an ISSLP

Ultimately, what society needs from us is hope, the motivation to improve our communities and a greater importance given to the skills that help us work and interact with others. I have been impacted in positive ways, and I believe that anyone who participates in the ISSLP will be, too. I trust that the Lord will guide each of us that are called to participate. So I say, Lord, send us to do your will.

Seeing both sides of the same coin

Trump, Kavanaugh embody dominant male culture

In the wake of the #MeToo movement, the most pronounced form of government hypocrisy has involved the way we treat women as a whole and those who have been sexually assaulted. I get it, almost every industry has shown some hypocritical actions in how it treats women, but the governmental sector seems to be the only industry that doesn’t demand or pursue a level of accountability for the accuser.

In search of lost dreams

Such a time as this

Cameasha L. Turner

Observer columnist writes controversial column

The Oakland Elizabeth House

Pornography: it’s time to talk about it

Rats and real estate

Observer Editorial: Change the message

Justice-to-be Kavanaugh

Everything is never as it seems

A people of hope

Aaron Benavides

Even better

Notre Dame football