O. Carter Snead offers commentary on pro-life developments at Notre Dame
The origin and meaning of Lenten disciplines
Monsignor Michael Heintz, Faculty Contributor There are few practices which seem to many as distinctively “Catholic” as fasting and, in […]
Who’s Who at Notre Dame: Daniel Whitehouse
Colin Devine, Staff Writer You don’t need to knock in Keough Hall. I walked into my assistant rector’s room last […]
Who’s Who at Notre Dame: Michele Gelfman and Diane Scherzer
Colin Devine, Staff Writer I eagerly stepped onto the scale at the beginning of Christmas Break, hoping that I had […]
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.
The astronomer’s God
Dr. Phil Sakimoto, Faculty Contributor It was a clear and quiet evening as I walked home to my graduate student […]
Who’s who at Notre Dame: Marilyn Coleman
Colin Devine, Staff Writer We could all learn a lot from Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings. Often the most […]
The paradox of persons forty years after Roe
Gerard V. Bradley, Faculty Contributor Abortion is the great civil rights issue of our time because it raises—uniquely and compellingly—the […]
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 […]
Beyond Civility
John Duffy, Faculty Contributor Civility occupies a curious place in contemporary American culture. The less it is observed, the more […]