On Respect Life Sunday, the de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture (dCEC) announced that the sixteenth annual Evangelium Vitae Award will be given to the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne. First awarded ...

Sought for her Jesus, bowed in pain and grief, The Angels longed to soothe her troubled fears, But naught to her gave solace or relief. O ye Archangels luminous in grace, Your shining beauty stilleth ...

Ask a Notre Dame student whether they can use generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) on an assignment, and the answer depends on which classroom they are sitting in. The university offers broad ...

A Notre Dame finance major who graduated in 2018 or 2019 was earning a median salary of over 160 thousand dollars four years later. Only two finance programs in the country performed better: Wharton ...

“Then the eyes of both of them were opened, and they knew that they were naked; so they sewed fig leaves together and made loincloths for themselves” (Genesis 3:7). Even for non-Christians, the story ...

Welcome back, gentlemen! This second issue has been created because apparently y’all need even more help than the ladies. This time, I’ve enlisted my brother Andrew (siblings, not dating) for some ...

The de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture (dCEC) hosted its 26th annual Fall Conference from October 1-3 with the theme, “But Where Can She Be Found? Wisdom from Age to Age.” The dCEC is committed ...

Beneath the glow of the Golden Dome, a series of controversial murals hides behind unassuming tapestries. In 2020, then university president Father John Jenkins, C.S.C. veiled Notre Dame’s Columbus ...

Due to a new federal law that requires institutions to maintain a Public Access File on the hiring of employees with an H-1B visa, Notre Dame’s department of International Student and Scholar Affairs ...

Elizabeth is a junior from Northville, Michigan studying political science with a minor in constitutional studies. A barista by trade and an Italian by blood, she is very excited about her new (pink) ...

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?

Editor’s Note: This article is the second of a two-part series on the SYR dance, the first part of which gathered comments from rectors on the evolution of the SYR. An often-touted factor of the Notre ...