Ray Diamond, professor at the Louisiana State University Law Center, called for the revival of community policing as a means […]
Princeton professor discusses the original intent of the Establishment Clause
Don Drakeman, venture capitalist, lawyer, and professor at Princeton University, spoke about the original intent behind the US Constitution’s controversial […]
Rising gas prices put economy’s growth in peril
Turmoil in the Middle East, the tsunami and earthquake in Japan, and increased domestic and global demand have pushed oil […]
Professor discusses influences that shaped Lincoln’s worldview
Allen Guelzo, professor of history at Gettysburg College, spoke of the influence of the Enlightenment and capitalism on President Abraham […]
Bayh calls for “principled compromise” to move nation forward
Evan Bayh, former US senator and former Indiana governor, spoke about the importance of striking the proper balance between individual […]
German lawyer discusses state immunity lawsuit at International Court of Justice
The International Court of Justice later this year will hear a lawsuit filed by the Federal Republic of Germany against […]
What Lies Ahead?
Republicans and Democrats set to face off over the budget, jobs, and health care After two years of Democratic control, […]
Newdow claims atheists are discriminated against, lectures on religious equality
Dr. Michael Newdow, an attorney, physician, and atheist best known for his attempts to strike “under God” from the Pledge […]
Are liberty and equality compatible? ND professor and Cato senior fellow debate
Should the poor be able to take resources from the rich to meet their basic needs, either on individual basis […]
College Republicans seek a fresh start in 2010
After several years of maintaining a quiet presence on campus, the Notre Dame College Republicans begin the school year with […]