Sister Teresa Benedicta explains it all for you
Whether or not it be a sign of the movement’s intellectual vitality, contemporary culture seems to contain as many versions of feminism as it does feminists, if not females.
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Battling parents leave scars on kids
Research conducted by E. Mark Cummings, Notre Dame Professor of Psychology, was recently featured in an article in the Newark Star-Ledger.
Tsui to lecture on art and architecture
Liliane Tsui, one of Hong Kong’s leading commercial artists, will present a lecture titled “Aligning Art with Architecture” Feb. 22 (Wednesday) at 4:30 p.m. in Room 104 of Bond Hall…
Historian adds twist to Crusades
Paul Cobb appreciates the power of perspective. As a historian, it’s central to his discipline. As a historian of Christian/Muslim relations in a post-9/11 world, it’s a teaching tool he brings to class that’s as important as pen and paper.
Black Koffeehouse Feb. 17 to feature poetry, dance, music
The Black Cultural Arts Council (BCAC) at the University of Notre Dame will host its 12th annual Black Koffeehouse at 7 p.m. Friday (Feb. 17) in the ballroom of the LaFortune Student Center.
Eighth annual Carnaval celebration comes to campus
The spirited music and dance of Brazil come to the University of Notre Dame as the Kellogg Institute for International Studies presents its eighth annual Carnaval celebration Feb. 24 (Friday)…
O'Donnell named to U.N. Democracy Fund board
Guillermo O’Donnell, the Helen Kellogg Chair in Political Science at the University of Notre Dame, has been appointed to the advisory board of the newly created United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF).
Israeli philosopher to deliver Yoder lecture
Internationally known Israeli philosopher Avishai Margalit will be the featured speaker at the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies’ annual John Howard Yoder Dialogues on Religion, Nonviolence and Peace at 11 a.m. Monday (Feb. 20)…
ND ReSource: Internet firms face ethical dilemma in China
The agreements by Google, Yahoo and other Internet companies to bow to Chinese censorship demands create a tradeoff problem, according to Robert Audi, the Gallo Professor of Business Ethics…
Latino art, poetry project encouraged by NEA chair
A first-of-its-kind plan to blend original Latino artwork and poetry was born during the 2003 visit to Notre Dame by National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) chairman Dana Gioia.
Spring ArtsFest to explore anti-Semitism through theater, film
Two theatrical performances and a film series will highlight a conference and arts festival titled “Shylock: A Heritage of Hate” from Feb. 22 to 25 (Wednesday to Saturday)…
New studies confirm impact of parental conflict on children's futures
Two new studies lend further support to research by E. Mark Cummings, a University of Notre Dame professor of psychology, on the impact of parental conflict behavior on their children’s future behavior.
Acclaimed Irish poet to present reading Feb. 16
Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill, one of Ireland’s foremost Irish-language poets, will read from her work at 4 p.m. Thursday (Feb. 16) in the auditorium of McKenna Hall…
Volunteers sought for cancer study
Volunteers are currently being sought for a University of Notre Dame study that will examine how people cope with cancer.
ND ReSource: Cartoon protests distress Muslim scholar
Rashied Omar is a Muslim scholar at the University of Notre Dame who makes it his mission in life to harness religion as a force for building peace. He shakes his head in deep distress that Danish cartoons have led to violent protests in the name of Islam.
Civil rights activist Beauchamp to discuss Emmett Till murder
Keith Beauchamp, civil rights activist and filmmaker, will discuss his documentary “The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till” at 7 p.m. Feb. 15 (Wednesday) in the auditorium of the Hesburgh Center for International Studies.
Students host Edith Stein conference to "redefine" feminism
A group of University of Notre Dame students is hosting a two-day conference to examine the manner in which contemporary culture imperils the dignity of women and to describe the vocation of women in the modern world.
Debate Team to host national tournament Feb. 10-12
A group of University of Notre Dame students is hosting a two-day conference to examine the manner in which contemporary culture imperils the dignity of women and to describe the vocation of women in the modern world.
Kroc Institute to host discussion of Hamas victory
A panel discussion on the remarkable victory of the Islamist party Hamas in the Palestinian elections last month will be held at 12:30 p.m. Thursday (Feb. 9) in Room C-103 of of the University of Notre Dame’s Hesburgh Center for International Studies.
ND ReSource: Major changes unlikely with new Canadian leader
Though Stephen Harper, Canada’s newly elected prime minister, is considered to represent a more pro-business, pro-Bush and pro-American strain of thinking than his predecessor…