Understanding Darwin: Evolution and Faith at Notre Dame
The Irish Rover explores the relationship between science and faith through the lens of evolutionary theory, with the help of a number of professors.
Underappreciated: Service by Members of Community Goes Unnoticed
The Irish Rover investigates the public perception of Notre Dame students in the broader South Bend area.
The Truth About Gossip
What role does gossip play in the lives of Notre Dame students?
Words of Wisdom from Dean Kilpatrick
Michael Infantine sits down for a talk with Peter Kilpatrick, Dean of the College of Engineering, to discuss vocation.
Unifying the University
Daniel Smith reports on racial, socioeconomic and religious diversity on Notre Dame’s campus.
Notre Dame Condemns Boycott of Israel
Rebecca Self reports on the American Studies Association’s decision to boycott collaboration on academic endeavors with any institutes of higher education in Israel.
Healthcare and Notre Dame’s Catholic Mission
Abigail Bartels reports on the various efforts of the University in caring for its students, such as the University Counseling Center and University Health Services.
The Holy Cross “Book Of Wisdom”
Meadow Jackson explores the The Cross, Our Only Hope, a book of daily reflections in the Holy Cross Tradition and interviews a number of the original contributors to the book.
Dating Under The Dome
Rebecca Self gives an account of dating at Notre Dame, reflecting on the experiences of her classmates as well as a lectures and interviews given by Professor David O’Connor.
A Woman For All Women
Becca Self reports on an inspirational discussion with Women’s Rights without Frontiers (WRWF) founder, Reggie Littlejohn.
