What would John Wayne do?
Notre Dame Philosophy Professor David O’Connor delivered a talk entitled “Socrates in Gethsemane: Philosophy and the Vulnerable Man” at the…
Gender, sex, and vulnerability at ND
idND presents the 2012 Edith Stein Project The student club the Identity Project (idND) will host its annual Edith Stein…
The Column
Research in India, or how I spent my winter vacation Over the break, two contingents of architecture undergraduates specializing in…
Interfaith relationships: Christian unity or division?
Relationships can never be an easy task. Expectations, cultural backgrounds, and career goals matters that provide much meaningful formation towards…
Owning beauty: The suburb in the American imagination, Part IV
Notre Dame’s School of Architecture is well known for its new urbanist tendencies, but I think what is more important…
“Women and Spirit” highlights contributions of women religious
“We offer you no salary; no recompense; no holidays; no pensions, but much hard work; a poor dwelling; few consolations;…
Owning beauty: The suburb in the American imagination, Part III
The mortgage interest deduction (MID) is a well-known tax incentive, the popularity of which arguably exceeds its efficacy. The typical…
Four Lions: An unexpected comedy
As part of the Nanovic Institute Film Series, “Europe Beyond Borders,” which explores the relationship between Europe and countries near…
On the way we are one
My experience on the Camino de Santiago With a 15-pound hiking pack with all of my worldly possessions for the…
Owning beauty: The suburb in the American imagination, Part II
At the end of my last column, I outlined two important arguments about the social contract between companies and people. …
