In the Years Since Summer 2008
Editor’s Note: One guy’s point of view
Features
The Burden of Having It All
The social revolution that liberated women has also presented them with even more demands. Most are still trying to map the line between freedom and responsibility.
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Making Their Way
Notre Dame’s pioneering alumnae had to create meaningful lives from the frontiers of a societal transformation. Here’s what some are reporting back.
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Being Carolyn
The dean of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business defies definition—except to say she is most definitely herself.
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Cleaning Up Guatemala
Mario Domingo came to Notre Dame to teach and learn about international human rights—and also because his fight for justice in his native country had his enemies wanting him dead. Should he go back?
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Center for Justice with a Global Reach
Religion’s Reach and the Tides of Change
One Catholic citizen’s survey of the shifting political landscape.
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Presidential Campaigns and Their Dodgy Rules of Engagement
A good-humored appraisal of a grave and nasty business.
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The Politics of Pride … and value of humility
A meditation on truth, partisanship and our national character.
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Of Vast Import to the Nation
A bare-bones parish in Camden, New Jersey, may not seem like the place to look for the Catholic Church in America. But it is.
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University News
Letter from campus: Driving fast
Seen and heard on the Notre Dame campus
Here comes the neighborhood
Innovation Park at Notre Dame: transforming ideas . . . and the economy
Eddy Street Commons
Meet me at the Irish Green
The tiny thoughts on Notre Dame’s MIND
The community is our business
Ch-ch-ch-changes: The growth of the university
Taking the University up another notch
Mark Roche: Lessons from the dean’s desk
Commencement 08: A beautiful day
Class of ’08 by the numbers
Echoes: Commencements through history
A readership survey thank you from the magazine staff
Expeditions
A vaccine from sand fly spit?
Big stars, small screen
‘Lab on a chip’ goes up a notch
Space station science
Religious help poor with record giving
Letters
Cafe Arts
Grammy-winner Grunert has ’em covered
They have an indie jones
Active parishioner website
Cafe Choice: Creative work by ND people
Book excerpt: Counterfeit Amateurs, by Allen L. Sack ’67
Web extra: Books, CDs and DVDs in brief
Picks of the week
Alumni Affairs
Listening to Notre Dame history
Doing drugs: Chemist Michael Flavin ’78
Domers in the News
Deaths of ND alumni
The Spirit Campaign
Reflections
When Amanda (Dodd) Miller’99 and her twin sister, Lacy Dodd ‘99, sought scholarships to attend Notre Dame, they found them through the Army. So the two arrived at Notre Dame in 1995 as students and cadets in the University’s Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps. Miller writes about her experiences with the military in On God, Country, Notre Dame.
Frederick Jamroz Jr. ’60 had a special affinity for Mary and for Notre Dame, writes his daughter Anne M. Jamroz-Garrett. She talks about the feelings Notre Dame evoked in her father and the Jamroz family in The Blessed Mother Comes Full Circle.