Scott Englert, Politics Editor President Barack Obama formally began a second term on Monday, January 21, announcing “we must act.” […]
One Size Fits All? America and Democracy in the Middle East
Tim Bradley, Staff Writer Is promoting democracy in the Middle East a mistake? Do all people truly desire to be […]
40 Years of Roe: The legal background
Erin Stoyell-Muholland, Staff Writer Professor Amy Barrett, Professor of Law at the Notre Dame Law School, gave a talk entitled […]
“Narrow tailoring”: nothing to do with suits
Becca Self, Staff Writer Martin Luther King, Jr. dreamed of a society in which children are judged “not by the […]
Toppling dictators 101
Scott Englert, Politics Editor Among the most pressing and troublesome topics in foreign policy today is the presence of dictators […]
What’s really wrong with Congress?
Tim Bradley, Staff Writer Former U.S. Representative Tom Allen, a Democrat from Maine, delivered the keynote address for the 2012 […]
Professor Akhil Amar discusses Constitution
The Bill of Rights guarantees Americans certain individual rights. Akhil Reed Amar, Sterling Professor of Law at Yale Law School, […]
Domers do their civic duty
Every four years on the first Tuesday in November, America votes. For many Notre Dame students, this year’s election on […]
Debates transform landscape of presidential race
Presidential Debate #1 The first presidential debate featured Governor Mitt Romney overcoming a gap in favorability ratings that in March […]
Election 2012: Five things to watch
1. Impact of the Final Presidential Debate – It is too early to determine the precise impact of the presidential […]