CrossCurrents
Camping in Ontario with Neil Young
by Mary-Kate Burns ’16
The river expands
by Megan Valley ’18
Wilding
by Rebecca Krzmarzick ’11
We glamp
by Gretel Kauffman ’16
The Christmas gift unwrapped
by Jonathan Malesic
Editor’s Note: How do you know?
by David Shribman
America may need expertise these days more than ever. So why are we so intent on disregarding the wisdom and advice of authorities smarter than the rest of us?
by Kerry Temple ’74
Some thoughts on that stubborn streak of self in our national identity
by Tara Hunt McMullen ’12
It began when alums Allen and Sarah Hemberger were captivated by the Alinea cookbook and its astounding blend of food and imagination. Now the couple's artistry, creativity and marketing acumen are at work, singing the praises of new adventures in taste.
by Mark Phillips
‘On nights when I am having trouble falling asleep, I tell myself a certain fish story that I love and then tell it again and again until sleep comes.’
by Andy Fuller
Tantur gives Notre Dame a foothold in the Holy Land — a crossroads of learning, a place to resolve differences and maybe a gateway to peace. There's a model in the neighborhood.
by Matt Storin ’64
NBC's Anne Thompson ’79 has made a career covering fast-breaking stories on the ground as they're happening, peerlessly.
by Abigail Pesta ’91
Heritage Munyakuri was a child soldier in Congo — until he told his captors he would rather die than fight again. Now he's in Rochester, New York, a pastor to fellow refugees.
by Mary-Kate Burns ’16
by Megan Valley ’18
by Rebecca Krzmarzick ’11
by Gretel Kauffman ’16
by Jonathan Malesic