Danielle Allen Explores “Justice by Means of Democracy”
Harvard political scientist outlines vision for power-sharing liberalism
John Finnis at Notre Dame through the Eyes of a Frequent Visitor
[Editor’s note: Finnis was made Commander of the Order of the British Empire by King Charles III in January.] As…
MacIntyre on Singularities
Philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre delivers controversial keynote address at the de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture’s Fall Conference
Privileges of Living on the Frontiers of Knowledge
An introduction to theology and philosophy at Notre Dame
Light and Clouds
John VanBerkum examines the roles of faith and reason in the life of a university student.
A Noble Farewell: Professor Retires After 41 Years
Retiring Professor Thomas F. X. Noble reflects on education and the university
The Defects Of The Core Curriculum Review
Tim Bradley evaluates Notre Dame’s core curriculum review
Confronting Theodicy
The Notre Dame Department of Philosophy presents its second conference to confront the widely debated question: “If God is good and powerful, why does evil exist?”
The Core Curriculum: One Opinion
So it seems to me that the core curriculum is the right sort of thing for the university to reexamine at this time, not because it of its faults but because of its potential … I doubt that much is to be gained in the seemingly low-risk strategy of minimizing our distinctiveness, scaling back the unique features of our curriculum.
