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. […]
Rising historian Tara Zahra wins Nanovic’s prestigious award
Earlier this month, historian Tara Zahra, a professor at the University of Chicago, received the Laura Shannon Prize from the […]