Earlier this month, historian Tara Zahra, a professor at the University of Chicago, received the Laura Shannon Prize from the […]
David Solomon speaks on the importance of the little-known Ward family
The Center for Ethics and Culture continued its fall series, “Victorian Catholics: Penning the Grandeur of God,” with a recent […]
MTV star gives advice to undergrads on career search
Nationally-renown Career Coach and star of MTV’s HIRED!, Ryan Kahn (or rather, Ryan Kahn’s people) contacted the IRISH ROVER with […]
Owning beauty: The suburb in the American imagination, Part I
In this column, I will once again be looking beyond the verdant, rain-soaked parklands of Notre Dame. Besides avoiding running […]
Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez discuss new film “The Way”
An early showing of a new film that depicts a father’s life-altering journey across the historical “El Camino de Santiago,” […]
“Penning the grandeur of God”: English professor examines life and work of poet Gerard Manley Hopkins
Ron Hansen, professor of English at Santa Clara University, delivered a lecture on the life and poetry of Gerard Manley […]
The Column: Geddes Hall
Completed in 2009, Geddes Hall figures prominently among the recent cohort of buildings erected on Notre Dame’s campus. It is […]
“The Epic and the Intimate”: French Drawings from the John D. Reilly ’63 Collection
The Snite Museum of Art recently opened its new French drawings exhibition with a lecture by Margaret Morgan Grasselli, Curator […]
Rodzinka: Intellectual and personal development at the family dinner table
Around the nation, a new breed of collegiate clubs is flourishing. These clubs, like the influential Anscombe Society at Princeton […]
Philosophy Club
A year and a half ago a group of Notre Dame undergraduates formed a philosophy discussion group which developed into […]