In the trenches: surviving Hesburgh Library’s dissertation boot camp
A group of 30 graduate students spend a tedious fall break working on their dissertations.
A group of 30 graduate students spend a tedious fall break working on their dissertations.
Do politics deserve a place at the table this Thanksgiving?
To do: order boat shoes, watch “Scandal,” humanize the football team and get your Hinge match’s number!
In today’s economy, grocery shopping is hitting college students even harder.
“As students, you may be asking yourselves, nervously, ‘Will I be able to find a meaningful job after graduation?’”
“Communism has to stop being used as a political slur to wreck a candidate’s credibility and to fearmonger and intimidate.”
“The sidelines of life can be a place where you rediscover what actually makes you happy, not what everyone else desires for themselves.”
Many college football programs are allocating their resources to appease a tiny group of wealthy men rather than spending money for the betterment of the masses.
“As the first notes of Mozart’s iconic work began, the servers, Fr. Ching, and other C.S.C priests began the liturgical procession, and you could feel everyone in the space begin to offer up their prayer.”
“I’m feeling pretty existential right now.”
The true motive of volunteering should be to enrich the soul, not to build a resume.
In an uneasy economy, food reigns a symbol of making it big.
“To anyone who’s ever tried to start something new on campus, I see you. It’s hard.”
Cultural norms and lax laws increase pickpocketing across Europe.
Political science professor David Campbell provides insight on the state of American democracy, social capital, and the value of having a dog.
The DMV is not a bureaucratic plague that seeks control and total cultural annihilation, clearly.
“This debate is moving lightning fast, and one of the ways that you lose your seat at the table is by holding back, by being too tentative, by watching and waiting. Your generation cannot afford to do that. None of us can.”
A call for more apologies of the heart in the Catholic Church.
The Core Curriculum is an essential part of a Catholic education that must be saved from AI.
Every week or so, Opinion columnist Zora Rodgers responds to anonymous advice submissions.