We bring you a trilogy of articles that should be required reading for all members of the Notre Dame family. In these articles, two of the University’s leading scholars exchange
NOTRE DAME, IN – Faculty group website recommends pro-abortion organizations, urges more lesbian and homosexual faculty, and provides other noteworthy insights. An organization of women faculty at Notre Dame called ND
Faculty Hiring Trends Hard to Reverse To supporters of, and those interested in, Project Sycamore: We are encouraged by the response so far to our limited initial communication. We want
Introduction The following article by Notre Dame Political Science Professor Patrick J. Deneen, reproduced here with his permission, was first published on the Postliberal Order Substack. Professor Deneen is one of
Introduction We are pleased to present in our current Bulletin a description of the McGrath Institute for Church Life by its director Dr. John C. Cavadini. Dr. Cavadini, one of
Traditional stained glass windows by Conrad Schmitt Studios adorn the Law School Chapel at the University of Notre Dame, depicting themes of the Eucharist, St. Augustine, St. Thomas Aquinas, and
It’s no surprise that Notre Dame leaned toward Kamala Harris for president, despite her staunch pro-abortion stance. Yet, compared to other major universities, Notre Dame displayed more political balance, with faculty and students accepting the Trump victory without the classroom cancellations and “emotional trauma” seen elsewhere.
Nevertheless, troubling signs remain. For example, in its program on “Faith and the Election” for students, Campus Ministry deliberately sidestepped the bishops’ guidance on abortion as the “preeminent priority” for Catholic voters.
Pray with us For those entrusted with Notre Dame’s Catholic mission JOIN Our Apostolate Apostolate The battle for Notre Dame’s Catholic identity cannot be won without a constant outpouring of
Photo by Gray Nocjar, The Observer Sycamore Trust · Pro Hamas Protest at Notre Dame Print Introduction The Journal of Higher Education warned just the other day, “Campus Protests Are
Two hundred alumni, family, and friends filled the Morris Inn ballroom during Reunion 2024 for our 16th Annual Breakfast – with another 509 watching online. The event featured Professors Patrick Deneen and Wilson (Bill) Miscamble, C.S.C., who discussed the challenges facing Catholic higher education and Notre Dame.
