Taking a stand for Catholic values at Notre Dame
Merlot Fogarty discusses her experience as a pro-life advocate on campus and explains why she felt compelled to challenge the university’s academic freedom policy by organizing the recent protest against the school’s first drag show.
Christmas Message 2023
We thank Our Lord for each and every one of you who have joined in our work in so many wonderful and generous ways and who share in the blessings He has given us.
Rainbow is Thy Fame
A sobering reflection on Father Jenkins’s nearly two decades as Notre Dame’s President by Sycamore Trustee and Irish Rover Editor-in-Chief Emerita Mary Frances Myler (ND ’22).
Notre Dame’s Best and Worst Cross Paths
Notre Dame students hold prayerful protest to the school’s first drag show brought to campus by the Department of Film, Television, and Theatre.
Notre Dame Women Object!
Notre Dame women student object to the planned drag show on campus organized by the Department of Film, Television, and Theatre.
A Notre Dame Drag Show
Notre Dame’s embrace of LGBTQ culture continues with its celebration of June as Pride Month and a drag show organized by the Film, Television, and Theatre Department.
Why US Catholic Campuses Aren’t Very Catholic
Notre Dame’s Keough School Professor Tamara Kay sues independent student newspaper The Irish Rover for defamation.
Notre Dame Professor Sues Student Paper
Notre Dame’s Keough School Professor Tamara Kay sues independent student newspaper The Irish Rover for defamation.
“Abortion Doula” at Notre Dame
Notre Dame continues its controversial six-part series on “Reproductive Justice” featuring speakers who advocate for abortion and promote ideologies hostile to the truth of Catholicism.
Much Ado About Nothing?
Introduction In this bulletin, we reprint with permission an Irish Rover editorial by its editor-in-chief, Joe DeReuil, in which he discusses two developments: Irish Rover reporter Madeline Murphy describes the co-ed housing initiative and reporters Elizabeth Hale and Daniel Martin the rewriting of Shakespeare and the homosexual-themed poster in their articles Hamlet: Princess of Denmark? […]
