Evaluating performative morality amidst COVID-19 When the COVID-19 pandemic descended in March 2020, we all met a new friend—the mask. […]
Bearing Our Crosses in the Easter Season
What Joyce Kilmer Can Teach Notre Dame Students
“Open Wide Our Hearts Week” Brings the Issue of Race to Notre Dame
Organizers and participants explored injustice as an attack on human dignity through a variety of on-campus events
NOVO Like a Champion Today
Irish Rover Course Recommendations for the Fall 2021 semester
What is “Passion,” and When Will We Find It?
A study of the relationship between identity and action
Pfizer Vaccine on Campus
University considers lightening COVID restrictions after mass vaccination. Vaccine required for Fall semester.
Intellectuals Confront Right-Liberalism
Harvard Professor joins New York Post editor in taking down liberalism
Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia!
The Church’s command to rejoice
Nihil Novum Sub Sole: The Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court
A comparison of American and Argentine politics
A Novel for the Reluctant Martyr
Reflections inspired by Graham Greene’s The Power and the Glory