Protecting Religious Freedom In Indiana
New state law sparks controversy across the nation
Abortion Restriction Struck Down By St. Joseph County Council
Bill would have required hospital admitting privileges and the name of a backup doctor
Notre Dame Contraceptive Lawsuit Revived
Supreme Court remands university’s case against HHS Department’s contraceptive mandate
Marriage Case Reaches High Court
Supreme Court to rule on same-sex marriage in June of this year
Why Texans Didn’t Want Wendy Davis
Analyzing the 2014 gubernatorial election results in the Lonestar State
Grand Old Party Wins Big In Midterms
Republicans take the Senate, gain in the House after Nov. 4 elections.
Gender Identity and Summer Scholars Students
Hailey Vrdolyak reports on the new Gender Studies program for high school students
Gender and Culture in “Catholic” Society?
A summer program at Notre Dame introduces high school students to Gender Studies.
The Common Core Strikes Back
While Indiana has repealed the Common Core Standards, many critics believe the new standards are too similar to Common Core.
