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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.

Cultivating a lifelong habit of reading

Vignettes from an incredibly average, occasionally beautiful life

A glance into the little things in life.

The thing about the Video Game Club

A look into one of the hidden clubs at Notre Dame.

The beauty of poetry's stupidity

Poetry may be stupid, but sometimes that's the point.

The complications of hosting Celtic at Notre Dame Stadium

Notre Dame needs to the ramifications of inviting the Celtic Football Club to play in Notre Dame Stadium this summer.

The consistent joy of New York Times games

New York Times games offer a sense of consistency in the chaos of student life.

On having six friends for five months

Notre Dame is a small community, but what happens when your study abroad program is even smaller?

A surreal, but unconventional study abroad experience

Columnist Kat Regala writes about her unconventional study abroad experience in Chile.

Who's on aux at Hagerty?

Columnist Allison Elshoff discusses the chaotic music played in Duncan Student Center's Hagerty Cafè.

Finding faith at Milkshake Mass

Columnist Lara Novaes Victor explores her journey of finding faith in Notre Dame and Milkshake Mass.

The long road to Grand Rapids

Readership, grief and the pursuit of ugly truth

An overview of the last year of The Observer along as an imperfect goodbye.

Confronting loss the right way

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.

Raindrop racing

Viewpoint columnist Moira Quinn writes about the shared culture of road tripping.

Get psyched for spring break

Columnist Allison Abplanalp discusses her love for Daylight Savings Time.

It's time for President Conboy and Board Chair Smith to resign

You’re Fighting Irish? What do you know about the Irish?

If you call yourself "Fighting Irish," consider taking an Irish class.

30,000 and counting

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.