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 […]
“Engage Catholic culture in its fullness:” ND grad founds Integritas
In the following interview, Greer Hannan, a Notre Dame graduate, former ROVER executive editor, and events planning coordinator for the […]
The Column
As I begin my final year here at the Rover, I would like to dedicate this particular article to the […]
Easter reflections from London
Not all of London is sunshine and rhododendrons. In fact, the distinct lack of sunshine prevents me from using a […]
Historian discusses Mexican food crisis at undergraduate conference
Enrique Ochoa, professor of history and Latin American studies at California State University, Los Angeles, provided the keynote address for […]
There Be Dragons portrays life of Opus Dei founder
To be released in select theaters May 6, There be Dragons is a film that examines the stories of two […]
Tradition: Commodity or consonance?
The new hockey arena, known as the Compton Family Center, is currently under construction south of the Joyce Center. In […]
Evangelicals and Catholics together
ND history profs discuss Christian unity Two Notre Dame history professors, Brad Gregory and Mark Noll, spoke on “Evangelicals & […]