Bob Burkett discusses the facts about legalization and decriminalization of drugs.
It Behooves A Watchdog To Bark
Editor-in-Chief Michael Bradley reflects on his time with the Rover and the challenges facing Notre Dame going forward.
Wicked Awesome
Santiago Legarre discusses a surprise during a trip to New York City.
Catholicism And Conservatism: Immigration Reform
Kevin Richardson (Notre Dame ’79) reflects on a Catholic, conservative position on immigration.
DART Like A Champion Today
The Rover staff recommends professors and classes for Fall 2014.
Feminism, Law And Religion: My “At Bat”
Abigail Bartels reflects on her first experience speaking at an academic conference and what really matters in controversial discussions.
Students Against Child-Oriented Policy?
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.
Who Is Missing From The Table?
Kaitlyn Kennedy discusses the fact that people convicted of drug-related crimes cannot receive food stamps.
The Church As Counter-culture
Patrick Deneen tells modern Catholics what must be done in the face of today’s society.
Campus Crossroads Project: Monument To Identity Drift
Notre Dame alumnus John Lyon (’54, ’55) thinks the Campus Crossroads project is a mistake for the university.