Upholding the Catholic character of the University of Notre Dame

Maggie Garnett, '22

Executive Editor Emeritus

Maggie Garnett is a junior from South Bend, Indiana studying Theology. Find her near the Sacred Heart statue on God Quad reading Evangelium Vitae, scream-singing Hamilton, drinking Pamplemousse La Croix, or doing all three at once. Write to her at mgarnet2@nd.edu.

Religion April 14, 2022 | Maggie Garnett

McGrath Institute and Sisters of Life Partner for New Initiative

“Into Life” series offers comprehensive, prayerful framework for pro-life ministry

Opinion, Politics

March 17, 2022

The New Yorker’s Flawed Hit Job on Amy Coney Barrett

An attempt to portray the newest justice as a hyperambitious puppet of male power fails to capture her feminine genius

April 15, 2021

Still Not a LaFun Booth

Learning to Long with C.S. Lewis and Elizabeth of the Trinity

March 3, 2021

Go to Joseph!

Reflections on the Year of St. Joseph

October 16, 2020

The Rover Reviews: The Social Dilemma

New docu-film presents our technology-dependent world and its consequences

October 15, 2020

Another personal case for Justice Barrett

Far from something to be feared, Barrett’s faith is an inspiration

October 3, 2020

Not a LaFun Booth

Reflections on the mid-point of a not-normal semester

September 20, 2020

Get Used to Different

The Chosen Faithfully Brings the Gospel to Serial Television

Opinion, Religion

February 20, 2020

Called and Chosen

Vocation in Frozen II

February 20, 2020

When the Catholic Imagination Met Jazz

Beauty and Prayer Shine through Alanna Boudreau