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.
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.
Topping Off Two Great Careers, Eh?
The Canadian duo of JP Malette and Jeremy Rae, two of Notre Dame’s middle-distance running greats, are finishing their careers at Notre Dame this season and were willing to sit down for an interview with the Irish Rover.
Really? Is It This Good?
In a shocking turn of events, Notre Dame Freshmen realize that the University of Notre Dame is actually a pretty cool place.
Cheers and Jeers
This issue’s Cheers and Jeers, duck boots are in and the Broncos are out, but those commercials sure made the Super Bowl fun to watch.
TED Takes Notre Dame
Notre Dame recently held TEDxUND 2014 and featured students and professors as speakers on topics as diverse as Communication and Visual Design.
One is too Many: Beyond the Pledge
One is Too Many, a campus campaign to eradicate sexual violence on campus, is being embraced by any students on campus, but many students wonder if the campaign is enough.
Buildings as a Foundation for Achievement
Notre Dame is moving forward with plans for the Campus Crossroads Project, the largest and most ambitious building project in the 172 year history of the university.
From Conversion to Campus Ministry: Brett Perkins on Vocation
Editor’s note: This article is part of a series of interviews with men and women in the Notre Dame community who have responded to God’s call to holiness in different ways. Here, campus minister Brett Perkins speaks on vocation and tells the story of what brought him to the faith, as well as to Notre Dame.
Rover: How would you describe vocation in a general sense?