The Column: The Architecture on South Quad: Memory and Innovation in a Living Tradition
In the last issue I introduced the concept of architectural criticism and began our exploration of the historic buildings on…
An Anthropological Take on Plagiarism
While thousands of fans awaited the season-opener against Purdue University, the College of Arts and Letters presented its annual Saturday…
Laura Lindsley in London
As I recently watched the latest Sherlock Holmes movie, the opening scene unlocked my treasure chest of memories as I…
An Interview with Dana Gioia
“I want a poetry that risks speaking to the fullness of our humanity, to our emotions as well as to…
The Column
Articulating on Architecture: Part I of Matthew Balkey’s Critical Commentary on the Architecture of Notre Dame At Notre Dame, we…
Orestes Brownson: A Catholic, American Political Philosopher
Dr. Peter Augustine Lawler, Dana Professor of Government at Berry College and author of numerous books, addressed the Notre Dame…
Hawai’i Club Lu’au Returns
The Hawai’i Club of Notre Dame presented their annual Lu’au 2010 at the Stepan Center, entitled “Na Mele O Na…
Former Lesbian Shares Story at Edith Stein Conference
Despite protest characterized by a “queer poetry” reading in the lobby of McKenna Hall, National Catholic Register columnist Melinda Selmys…
