“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 […]

“I want a poetry that risks speaking to the fullness of our humanity, to our emotions as well as to […]

Articulating on Architecture: Part I of Matthew Balkey’s Critical Commentary on the Architecture of Notre Dame At Notre Dame, we […]

Dr. Peter Augustine Lawler, Dana Professor of Government at Berry College and author of numerous books, addressed the Notre Dame […]

The Hawai’i Club of Notre Dame presented their annual Lu’au 2010 at the Stepan Center, entitled “Na Mele O Na […]

Despite protest characterized by a “queer poetry” reading in the lobby of McKenna Hall, National Catholic Register columnist Melinda Selmys […]