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

Pragmatic solidarity in the New Year: a lesson from Paul Farmer

In a time when it’s easy to focus on yourself, choose to connect with your community instead.

Against navel-gazing

2026: The year of just doing things.

Indiana’s win ushers in a new era of equity and accessibility in college football

IU’s win brings hope for overlooked college football player and universities.

The news is dying piece by piece

Block Communication’s decision to close the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reminds us why the news should be revered, even when print wavers.

Flaneur at Saint Mary’s: Off the Avenue cafe

A review of Off the Avenue.

Greenland doesn’t want to be American

“The leader of a nation, or territory, should be able to decide what is in the best interest of their nation.”

Dumb phones and spirituality

“Living in the silence and boredom in the absence of our smartphones will help us, first, wake up to the fact that we are sinking in quicksand, that we run our race in vain.”

We don’t have to allow AI to do everything for us

“You can choose when to use AI and when to not, and you should deliberate over that choice in light of what kind of person you want to become.”

The masculine urge to ... part 4

“The masculine urge to drop out of Notre Dame and become armed security for an illegal mining operation somewhere in Africa has been one of my most recent intrusive masculine thoughts.”

Editorial: It’s Notre Dame vs. everybody

The Irish should embrace their independent identity, refusing to legitimize a shameful ranking by playing in a bowl game and ending its partnership with a conference that disrespects them.