Jonathan Liedl, Guest Contributor Earlier this month, I was reading the Brainerd Daily Dispatch, the paper of record in my neck […]
Conversation regarding women in combat needs to go beyond the physical
Jonathan Liedl, Managing Editor Emeritus To read Liedl’s article on its original web page, Ethika Politika, click here.
Evangelization at Princeton and Notre Dame
Gabby Speach, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus After graduation last May, my classmates and I dispersed across the globe—some to teach, some to […]
Inalienable rights: Just for Americans?
Jonathan Liedl, Managing Editor Emeritus Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. These “inalienable rights,” described by our Founders in […]
Vignettes of Vegas: Love letter to the LVV
“This city is advertising all the wrong things,” I tell anyone who will listen, and now read. When is the […]
The best is yet to come
“These are the best 4 years of your life.” How many times does an undergraduate have to endure these words […]
Guillermo O’Donnell: Teacher, scholar–and firing squad survivor
Argentinian native inspired generations of Notre Dame students Eight years ago, I was sitting in politics class at Notre Dame’s […]
The Discourtesy of tolerance
No one reforms that which he is indifferent to. No one preaches to the sea. By definition, reform requires that […]
Putting the “Plato” back in “platonic”
Valentine’s Day in America is an occasion that simultaneously disturbs the stomach and befuddles the mind. How the legend of […]
Rethinking – and reclaiming – progress
Ask almost anyone, and they’ll tell you that ours is the most progressive of eras. We live longer than we […]