A day in the life of a typical Notre Dame student involves such weighty decisions as whether or not to go to class, eat a doughnut or take a shower…
What is the Mission of the Catholic Law School?
In this issue’s Faculty Column, Professor Richard Garnett asks the question and answers with his own question: what would it mean to think about law as a vocation?
L’Arche Communities: Fostering Faith and Dialogue
As part of the Irish Rover’s Alumni Column, this issue’s column is written by an Executive Editor Emerita on the L’arche Kilkenny communities.
Avoiding the I Do-Over
This issue’s editorial focuses on the disturbing trend of making marriage into a commodity.
You Call Yourself a Christian?
As part of the Irish Rover’s continuing Pillar of Thought column, this issue’s focus is a reflection on a service trip to the Andre House of Hospitality in Phoenix.
The Power of Prayer
As part of the Irish Rover’s continuing Right to Life column, this issue’s focus is the Spirituality Commission of Notre Dame Right to Life.
The Singing Engineer
Ryan Hall’s Camilla Tassi chats about her double majors, future plans.
Committed to the Constitution
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.