Opinion

The tip of the iceberg

Notre Dame professor emeritus of American studies Benedict Giamo argues that broad-based policy reforms are needed to confront a major homelessness problem in America.

Ross Lynch is famous, but Disney women are pop-stars

Do former Disney actresses tend to outshine their male counterparts?

How to not hate yourself

A little glimpse into how to treat yourself better.

LinkedIn is evil and so are we

If we permit this system to proceed without friction, if we stand by and willingly redefine ourselves into one of the many boxes we have been told we should fall into, if we contribute to the destruction of the human spirit, how is it that we can be anything but evil? 

Fisher's final farewell

As the final semester of Fisher Hall comes to a close, Viewpoint columnist Jack Sirianni reflects on the dorm's 70-plus years of tradition and community.

We are not your inspiration

Viewpoint columnist Nyla White tells the story of walking on new legs through the lens of the five stages of grief.

Late nights in Hesburgh Library

Spending late nights in Hesburgh Library, writing a procrastinated essay due the next morning, is one of the core experiences of a Notre Dame humanities student.

A lesson in electoral success

Nathan Desautels defends the College Republicans of Notre Dame's revocation of Senator Todd Young's endorsement, reasserting its support for former President Donald Trump.

I am not a stupid American

America may have its multitude of problems, Viewpoint columnist Gracie Eppler writes, but at least it is a place where anyone can feel like they belong.

A constellation of hope

After visiting a prison, Dane Sherman asserts activism happens in a community.

A message to those starting out

Madeline Ladd gives the incoming class of 2028 some advice.

A privileged diet

Kat Regala asserts you are what you eat.

The information your campus tour won’t provide

Campus tours might not fully convey the college experience — and that’s okay

Politics: A war of words or dignified discussion

The biggest barrier to productive political discussion isn’t the fact that we disagree, but rather how we act when we disagree. In her most recent article, Ainsley Hillman discusses the importance of imbuing dignity into our language — an endeavor undertaken by BridgeND’s most recent collaboration with the Dignity Index.

Notre Dame cemeteries: Connecting students to the past and present

Upholding true conservative values means standing with Senator Todd Young

The Notre Dame College Republicans' stance challenges the core tenets of American conservatism and sparks a broader discussion on the future direction of the GOP

Such is life

There is something liberating about accepting the tragedies of life with so few words.

Bussing tables was the best internship I ever had

"I learned the most about real life at the crummy minimum-wage jobs I got when I didn’t have an internship.”

The Driver Era is coming

Embodying the spirit of The Driver Era includes biohacking your mind and studying on Quizlet.

The joy of fandom: Abandoning the rational to join the joyous (and sometimes sorrowful) mob

You should join a fandom.