Readership, grief and the pursuit of ugly truth
An overview of the last year of The Observer along as an imperfect goodbye.
An overview of the last year of The Observer along as an imperfect goodbye.
Grief is a tricky thing for people to deal with, but it is important to know one's place in the event of a tragedy, columnist Matt Baird writes.
Viewpoint columnist Moira Quinn writes about the shared culture of road tripping.
Columnist Allison Abplanalp discusses her love for Daylight Savings Time.
If you call yourself "Fighting Irish," consider taking an Irish class.
Many of us like to ask ourselves, 'What would I do if my country was committing genocide?' The answer is, you're doing it. Right now.
When life gets tough, it is important to look at the heaven around us.
Does choosing to support male-led events hurt women?
Assistant Managing Editor José Sanchez Cordova writes about "running around" in his last days as a student at Notre Dame.
Columnist Allison Elshoff discusses the experience of growing up, exemplified by birthdays.
Columnist Kat Regala discusses the changes to her hometown of Naples, FL since she began attending Notre Dame.
In this week's column, Lara advocates for the return of five dishes to the dining hall that have left a void in her heart (and stomach).
How can you depolarize American politics? In her column, Olivia Hrivnak proposes 4 polarization-reducing habits that should become a part of your daily life.
This article addresses how society regards health of the body and soul.
What my friendship fallout taught me about politics