Notre Dame, China, and Standing Up for Human Rights
Notre Dame has had an ambivalent relationship with the People’s Republic of China. Not so long ago, some naïve university…
Let’s Argue
The telos, or end, of a university, what makes it different from a Scout summer camp, Bell Labs, Human Rights…
Making universities new
A consideration of the limitations and ends of higher education
Why the Irish Rover?
A consideration of our mission
Classical Education: A Beauty Ever Ancient, Ever New
Rover faculty advisor reflects on the founding of new Catholic elementary school in South Bend
NOVO Like a Champion Today
College of Arts and Letters Political Science Rover faculty advisor Dan Philpott will teach Why the Church?, a class which…
No Man Can Serve Two Masters
A foray into the university’s treatment of LGBT issues
Ex Corde Ecclesiae and Catholic Students of Today
John Paul II opened his apostolic constitution on Catholic universities, Ex Corde Ecclesiae, in dramatic fashion. Issued on the Feast…
