Arabic culture night impresses
The fifth annual Arabic Culture Night took place in Mendoza’s Jordan Auditorium on March 23. The event was a collaborative…
Rome, where every day is a pilgrimage
One might say that my study abroad experience in Rome has been somewhat of a paradox. On one hand, I…
SHOW SOME SKIN: The race monologues
Race relations at Notre Dame are often a sensitive subject. SHOW SOME SKIN: THE RACE MONOLOGUES is a student project…
Okuyamba: Documentary spreads news of Ugandan palliative care
The Hesburgh Center for International Studies showed the documentary “Okuyamba” on March 21. The showing featured a concluding question and…
Fiestang 2012 celebrates Filipino culture
This year marked the Filipino-American Student Organization’s eighteenth Fiestang Filipino production. As a part of International Festival Week, students, faculty,…
Tempest in a teapot – Michael Graves and the Driehaus Prize
The Students for Classical Architecture hosted a student discussion with Michael Lykoudis, the Francis and Kathleen Rooney Dean of the…
The Column
India outsources its archaeology to American students who work for free In my last article, I gave a brief introduction…
“Conversation at Night”: A dialogue of great faith
A dialogue composed by Edith Stein was presented as part of student club Identity Project’s (idND) 2012 Edith Stein conference…
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…
