Opinion

Tale as old as time: Students across the nation mobilize against ICE

The week of January 20th several high schools across the country saw hundreds of students walking out to express concerns about Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Off the Dome: Forrest Spence

A profile of a professor, economist and fork-lift driver.

The dos and don’ts of dining hall etiquette

“I am a big believer that the dining hall could be a place of friendliness and organization if we all implement small changes.”

Banning AI sacrifices accessibility

Discourse surrounding AI overlooks accessibility needs on campus.

Checking your New Year’s fitness resolution

2026 is the year for sticking to New Year’s resolutions.

Stop obsessing over deadlines: Life is made in the margins

The majority of life is not spent in the momentous events we find ourselves constantly anticipating; it consists of the many small moments in between

ND Right to Life: A pro-life call to action on the Ostermann case

“The claim that Ostermann’s personal beliefs will have no influence on her work as head of the Liu Institute is erroneous and naive.”

Editorial: Jones-Evers is the right choice for ND

The Observer’s Editorial Board endorses Elijah Jones and Riley Evers for student body president and vice president.

Stop obsessing over deadlines

Life is made in the margins.

Fr. Miscamble: Ostermann’s appointment is untenable

Shorthand disclosure of our souls?

Our faces tell so much of ourselves, especially in today's screen-glued world.

Christ the teacher

“It must be significant that the only picture the gospels paint for us in Christ’s boyhood is that of Christ the Teacher.”

You should be excited to write

“Robbing yourself of the chance to express yourself, even putting aside AI, can only be a net loss for your psyche.”

Junior spring: Lock in or let go

“Make like the freshmen and join a new club or try a new class; it may be just what sets your application apart.”

Today is my 22nd birthday: Am I washed?

“My personal opinion is that my birthday should be much less a celebration of Jonah.”

Christians need to stand up on immigration

The crippled woman from the Bible is a reminder that there is no designated time slot for justice

Too much to know, too little to think

“All we can do is consume, consume, consume.”

A toast to ugly politics

“Acceptance of the antagonistic nature of politics though, does not mean that compromise is pointless.”

Are all these Indiana fans bandwagons?

Is Indiana a state full of bandwagon fans?

1,656 miles, two editors, zero regrets: my trip to UConn