John C. Cavadini, Faculty Contributor I don’t like to wait. My image of Hell is of one vast, mapless airport […]
Civility, courage and conviction at Notre Dame
Civility, courage and conviction at Notre Dame Rev. Wilson D. Miscamble, C.S.C., Faculty Contributor Civility is in vogue at Notre […]
A Catholic Case for the Reelection of President Obama
A Catholic Case for the Reelection of President Obama Donald P. Kommers, Faculty Emeritus Contributor Unlike the election of 2008, […]
A Catholic case for the election of Mitt Romney
As Catholics we are called to actively participate in civic life. In the United States the platforms of neither political […]
Ten Principles of the Spiritual Life
1. “Spirituality” or being “spiritual” means nothing more (but also nothing less) than being animated and guided by the Spirit […]
Beloved PLS professor retires after 48 years of service
It might surprise Program of Liberal Studies (PLS) Professor Walter Nicgorski to learn that, despite his impressive background in political […]
Love at first sight?
Priest-professor answers your questions on vocation Msgr. Michael Heintz is rector of St. Matthew Cathedral in South Bend, director of […]
PLS professor discusses biology, theology, and humanity within the university
THE ROVER recently interviewed Phillip Sloan, professor emeritus in the Program of Liberal Studies, about issues relating to the intersection […]
Mr. Notebaert, Ex Corde Ecclesiae, and the future of Notre Dame
Richard C. Notebaert was elected to a three-year term as chair of the University of Notre Dame’s Board of Trustees […]
Modern morals: Solomon discusses ethical implications of sperm donation
Earlier this fall, the NEW YORK TIMES ran a story highlighting some unforeseen consequences of the increased use of donated […]