A recent student effort to oppose the existence of Students for Child-Oriented Policy invites a second look at what has, and hasn’t, been said.
Kaitlyn Kennedy discusses the fact that people convicted of drug-related crimes cannot receive food stamps.
Patrick Deneen tells modern Catholics what must be done in the face of today’s society.
Notre Dame alumnus John Lyon (’54, ’55) thinks the Campus Crossroads project is a mistake for the university.
EIC Michael Bradley discusses recent events on campus, including Ann Coulter’s invitation and the marriage debate.
Chris Damian discusses Notre Dame’s lawsuit against the federal government’s HHS mandate.
Notre Dame students have a responsibility to represent the truth at Our Lady’s University.
The recent student body election has brought the issue — or maybe more aptly, the non-issue — of “gender relations” to the forefront on the campus of Notre Dame, but is this really the issue?
This issue’s editorial focuses on the disturbing trend of making marriage into a commodity.
Notre Dame philosophy professor Gary Gutting, not Pope Francis, should rethink abortion.