While the Indiana Senate recently passed the controversial Marriage Protection Amendment—or HJR-3—on February 17, there is still some controversy from both sides. Some are disappointed that the stronger version of the amendment was not included, while some are disappointed that the amendment passed at all.
The Irish Rover sits down for an interview with Phillip Muñoz who is the Tocqueville Associate Professor of Religion and Public Life in the Department of Political Science at Notre Dame.
Notre Dame economists weigh in on the successes and failures of Ben Bernanke and how the former Federal Reserve Chairman will be remembered.
“American Politics in the 21st Century: The Latino Vote and the 2014 Elections”, a recent discussion as part of the Building Bridges lecture series at Notre Dame analyzed the effects of the Latino vote on the 2014 election.
The latest news in the on-going Student Body President Election at Notre Dame.
Hailey Vrdolyak reports on the latest development at the Center for Civil and Human Rights, which recently named Daniel Philpott as its new director.
Timothy Bradley reports the latest news regarding Notre Dame’s litigation against the HHS mandate.
Alexandra DeSanctis reports on Indiana’s upcoming vote on the Marriage Protection Amendment.
Owen Smith reports on one American scholar’s expedition into Brazilian prisons, where he observed the effects wrought by Pentecostalism on the inmates there.
Tim Bradley reports on the recent decision to renew its litigation against the HHS Mandate — reporting that “Notre Dame has lent its public witness to the paramount cause of religious liberty”.
