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-Ellie Dombrowski | Tuesday, February 19, 2019
Throughout history, one means of progressing medicine was making the decision that one’s assumptions and definitions of disease were no longer consistent with the scientific evidence of one’s time and no longer served an individual’s health care needs. This applies to the field of medicine today with Alzheimer’s disease, which now requires a change of
Ellie Dombrowski | Wednesday, February 13, 2019
What is diversity? A number, a feeling? At the University of Notre Dame, it can feel like an obligation. The University reports that 80 percent of the incoming class is Catholic. No matter what these numbers tell you, it is the feeling that means more to me. Do I feel at home? Do I feel
Ellie Dombrowski | Friday, February 8, 2019
What is diversity? A number? A feeling? At Notre Dame, it can feel like an obligation. The University reports that 80 percent of the current student population is Catholic. No matter what these numbers tell you, it is the feeling that means more to me. Do I feel at home? Do I feel like I
Ellie Dombrowski | Thursday, January 24, 2019
Where I am from, Republicans are like unicorns: mythical creatures that we may never see in our lifetime, but we believe to exist. Maybe this is because I was raised in New York, or maybe I just didn’t look hard enough. Either way, coming to Notre Dame opened my eyes. These unicorns that I didn’t