Alexandra DeSanctis, Staff Writer With the recent election cycles behind them, pro-life Notre Dame students face tremendous challenges in defending […]
HHS accommodation nothing new, say objectors
Bob Burkett, Editor-in-Chief The saga of the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) insurance mandate and struggle for religious […]
No Plan B for religious freedom
John Kennedy, Guest Contributor The October 25 issue of the Rover included a front page article reporting the lawsuit filed […]
Measuring and Getting Results in non-Profits
Tim Bradley, Staff Writer The Mendoza College of Business hosted two Notre Dame Alumni on January 29 for a panel […]
Politically Active? Notre Dame students lead 40th annual March for Life
Alexandra DeSanctis, Staff Writer While intelligent, Notre Dame students are often criticized for being intellectually complacent and conservative; subsequently, they […]
Four more years: Students react
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 […]