Scott Englert, Politics Editor Nate Balmert, Staff Writer Oral arguments for two cases regarding same sex marriage began last week […]
Fixing Federalism
Scott Englert, Politics Editor On March 19 in the Eck School of Law, Michael Greve, a law professor at George […]
Tumultuous times: War College students on military strategy
Scott Englert, Politics Editor The United States’ foreign policy concerns are numerous, including continued violence in Afghanistan, an increasingly confrontational […]
Four more years: Students react
Scott Englert, Politics Editor President Barack Obama formally began a second term on Monday, January 21, announcing “we must act.” […]
Toppling dictators 101
Scott Englert, Politics Editor Among the most pressing and troublesome topics in foreign policy today is the presence of dictators […]
Professor Akhil Amar discusses Constitution
The Bill of Rights guarantees Americans certain individual rights. Akhil Reed Amar, Sterling Professor of Law at Yale Law School, […]
Election 2012: Five things to watch
1. Impact of the Final Presidential Debate – It is too early to determine the precise impact of the presidential […]
Explaining President Obama: A Kesler Approach
The year 2012 is an election year; concurrently, President Barack Obama and his challenger, Former Governor Mitt Romney, face intense […]
The Pope and Public Discourse
Pope John XXIII’s 1963 encyclical, Pacem in Terris, is an influential document that continues to influence public policy. Accordingly, The […]
Election 2012: Your Off and On Campus Update
The 2012 Presidential Election is under 70 days away and as citizens, Notre Dame students are seeking to become informed […]