John C. Cavadini, Faculty Contributor I don’t like to wait. My image of Hell is of one vast, mapless airport […]
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 […]
Point counterpoint: debating Notre Dame’s next opponent
Michael Bradley, Executive Editor With Saturday’s epic win over USC – a win that genuinely merits the descriptor “epic,” due […]
Who’s who at Notre Dame: Lilia Leyva
Michael Bradley, Executive Editor Sometimes I can’t help but laugh at how small of a world Notre Dame can be. […]
Point counterpoint: debating the morality of drone warfare
The United States currently employs armed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as drones, in targeted killing military operations. The […]
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 […]
Who’s who at Notre Dame: Tim Ferguson
As a student-athlete, I spent a considerable amount of time in the JACC. I had noticed the amiable-looking, mustachioed staff […]
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, […]
Point counterpoint: Sexual orientation in the non-discrimination policy
Last spring, the administration announced that once again it would not add a “sexual orientation” clause to its university non-discrimination […]
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 […]