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-23 posts tagged "friendship"
Mary Bernard | Friday, May 18, 2018
Senior Week 2018 will feature a few new events while maintaining its focus on giving seniors a final week to have fun and say goodbye to Notre Dame. Seniors Anna Schierl and Molly Robinson, this year’s co-chairs of Senior Week, are the first chairs the Senior Class Council has chosen outside of student government, Robinson said.
Rachel O'Grady | Friday, May 18, 2018
It’s not true that you won’t regret things in college. You will regret not studying harder for one more test, or not taking one more class, or not joining one more club or even not going out one more night. I would bet that over the course of your four years, you will most definitely
Michael Ivey | Friday, May 18, 2018
I remember it like it was yesterday. I had just arrived at Holy Cross College for my freshman year in late August 2014. My older brother Cameron, who attended Notre Dame, urged me to go to the extracurricular fair the University holds at the beginning of every year to see if there was anything I
Alexandra Muck | Thursday, April 5, 2018
Besides the general break from school, one of the reasons I enjoy breaks like the Easter break we just had is that it allows me to catch up with people I don’t always get to see that often. Though I opt to stay on campus for the long weekend instead of heading home (too much
Courtney Becker | Monday, February 5, 2018
Someone very important to me recently reminded me how important friendship is and how blessed I am to be surrounded by so many amazing people. I don’t show it enough because I’m not exactly the kind of person who wears my emotions on my sleeve, but I realize I need to remember to take a
Marie Fazio | Tuesday, October 10, 2017
As part of Relationship Violence Awareness month, Notre Dame’s Gender Relations Center hosted speaker Shasta Nelson, author of “Frientimacy” and “Friendships Don’t Just Happen!,” to lecture about loneliness and how to build healthy friendships that combat it. The feeling of loneliness, or the longing for more meaningful connections, affects most people at some point in
Lucy Collins | Thursday, September 21, 2017
I am a firm believer in the idea that a deep friendship is quite possibly the most significant and beneficial relationship you can have with someone (arguably aside from marriage, but for some, perhaps even including this). Nothing beats time spent with dear friends, whether it’s dancing at a bar, debating around a kitchen table
Adrian Mark Lore, Erin McAuliffe and Nora McGreevy | Tuesday, May 2, 2017
This week, we discussed music we listen to during the summer, or associate with the sunniest season. We all took different approaches to the question, but all of it’s worth checking out!
Cole Feldman | Monday, April 24, 2017
Thoreau had three chairs in his cabin by Walden Pond: “One for solitude, two for friendship, three for society.” I wonder if there are diminishing returns after two? If six or seven might be too many cooks in the kitchen. Especially when you’re trying to have a conversation. But then again, this would be far
Gabrielle Jansen | Monday, April 24, 2017
Hey seniors, I know you are wigging out about the future, but here’s some advice: go easy on your friends. Yes, your friends. They’re just as stressed as you too. I know it is scary not having solid plans, and it seems like they have their futures figured out, but they honestly don’t. We’re all