Opinion

Pride before the fall

Make America think again

Thomas Doran sophomore Jan. 27

Marriage and the state

With simplicity

Why I’m boycotting the Keenan Revue

David Troyer

Inaugurate the resistance

Kayla Sperbeck

Awake to glory

#ItsTime to start

The future of the Democratic party

Reflections on the Women's March

New semester, not New Year's, resolutions

Nepal, Nepal

Re-evaluate pass/fail and registration quotas

Valuing all human life

Please move gun control forward

Dec. 14, 2012, was without a doubt the saddest day of my life. I was deeply affected by the mass shooting in Sandy Hook, Connecticut. I live in the area. I unfortunately experienced the after-effects of this horrible tragedy. I have heard it all, from the disgusting conspiracy theories that some loser in his basement made up to the 6-year olds themselves talking about their “dead friends” in casual conversation.

Navigating gay sexual health at Notre Dame

Bryan Ricketts

Locked doors: the death of community?

Lessons learned from 'La La Land'

Visit a mosque

Kylie Ruscheinski is a sophomore political science major and business economics minor from Chicago living in Cavanaugh Hall. She is on the board of BridgeND, along with Model United Nations and NDVotes. She is still on a high from the Cubs winning the World Series and is now excited for another great run for the Chicago Blackhawks. She can be reached at kruschei@nd.edu

An American abroad in the time of Trump