Everyday stories compose a dynamic mosaic in Cédric Klapisch’s film Paris. Set in the contemporary French capital, this film grapples…
As we have all just returned from a week outside the bubble, I thought it appropriate to devote this article…
Ralph Wood, professor of theology and literature at Baylor University, spoke on the catechesis of Catholic author Flannery O’Connor. Notre…
Orestes Browson’s work, even with its complications, offers a better lens through which we can understand the American system than…
In the Center for Ethics and Culture’s ninth annual Catholic Culture Literature Series, “Strangers in a Strange Land,” Notre Dame…
Neo-gothic motifs present in the historic buildings of Notre Dame have been the focus of my prior articles. The…
“The Catholic faith is the best thing that ever happened to the human race.” -Ralph McInerny In a lecture given…
In the last issue I introduced the concept of architectural criticism and began our exploration of the historic buildings on…
While thousands of fans awaited the season-opener against Purdue University, the College of Arts and Letters presented its annual Saturday…
As I recently watched the latest Sherlock Holmes movie, the opening scene unlocked my treasure chest of memories as I…