Biased journalism in The Irish Rover
“Notre Dame deserves a student newspaper that challenges ideas, not people. The Irish Rover can choose to be that paper. But right now, it is choosing something else.”
“Notre Dame deserves a student newspaper that challenges ideas, not people. The Irish Rover can choose to be that paper. But right now, it is choosing something else.”
“Like many taxpayers, I find it a bit hard to swallow that for each of Patel’s flights, we bear the brunt of the bill.”
“Welcoming TPUSA as an official presence on campus is no less than a slap in the face to the Sisters who founded us, the women who this institution continues to educate and empower, and our Catholic call to justice and unconditional love for all.”
The intersection between disability and gender in the kitchen.
“If Notre Dame’s mission is truly to form minds and hearts, then the greater threat is not AI.”
“Trump has delivered on years of campaign promises with de facto cooperation from nominal opponents, the very meaning of consensus.”
A spin-off of the widely popular Cloud Walking café.
A reflection on the universal values of the national holiday Thanksgiving.
“The truth is that there’s nothing wrong with choosing not to be bored.”
We have entered into a period where lines are becoming blurred and important distinctions are becoming lost in favor of generalizations.
Joy is contagious, and if just one person can find it, any experience can be transformed into something beautiful.
“We can make the holidays, and public areas as a whole, a more accessible space for everyone if we make some small changes to how we have conversations with each other.”
“If Trump, as an incumbent president, lacks the whipping authority he had as a candidate, what message is sent regarding his next three years in office?”
“If the internet once promised the freedom to create, pursue and find ourselves, then why is it that humans are fundamentally more unfulfilled with their lives than before?”
“There is something deeper and more profound about coming to a place like Notre Dame...”
Lorde did what she does best. She deserves more recognition.
“In America, illegal immigrants have become an economic commodity.”
A defense of intellectual programs and groups on Notre Dame’s campus.
Journalist, professor and side quest enthusiast.
We must not discriminate between titles and recognize the weight of how we distinguish ourselves.