National Catholic Reporter
October 11, 2024
A recent speaker at a South Bend, Indiana, parish said he was not going to tell parishioners how to vote, nor would he present a Catholic report card on the two presidential candidates. Instead, Gerard Powers, director of Catholic peacebuilding studies at the University of Notre Dame's Kroc Institute for International Peace 91视频, said he wanted to offer "some things to consider if we are trying seriously to vote from a Catholic perspective."
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The Conversation
October 10, 2024
Jason Reed, Associate Teaching Professor of Finance, University of Notre Dame
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The Christian Science Monitor
October 10, 2024
Argentina is facing “intense debate over what has been a widely accepted depiction of a painful historical period,” says Ernesto Verdeja, an associate professor of peace studies at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana. He says that is reopening “what seemed settled questions about who was right and who was wrong ... and how society should view its past” and try to build its future.
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Associated Press
October 09, 2024
The notion that a lone board could hold up a state by refusing to certify is "this crazy fantasy that has merged the right and the left,” said Derek Muller, a University of Notre Dame law professor.
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National Catholic Reporter
October 08, 2024
Daniel Graff — director of the Higgins labor program at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana — noted that consumer complacency cast the ILA strike in sharp relief. "Americans as consumers just got so accustomed to — over the last 30, 40 years — not having any disruptions to the daily routine of being able to get what you want, when you want, at a price you're used to," he observed.
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NBC News
October 07, 2024
Seated in his book-lined study on the second floor, the law school’s dean, G. Marcus Cole, alternated between pride at recent achievements and indignation at the idea that the faculty skews disproportionately to the right. The problem, he said, is that most law schools lean heavily to the left and do not reflect America as a whole.
The Washington Post
October 07, 2024
Derek T. Muller, a University of Notre Dame law professor and an expert in election law, said the Supreme Court would probably have little appetite to wade into election challenges if the margin of victory is by at least three or four states, because the loser would have to win challenges in multiple states to claim a win.
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USA Today
October 04, 2024
Walter Scheirer, an engineering professor at the University of Notre Dame, told USA TODAY the image is likely "the product of a generative AI algorithm."
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Computer Science and Engineering
The Economist
October 03, 2024
Since 1970 governments in the global south have accrued at least $1trn in external debt that was not reported to the World Bank when it was contracted, according to a new study by researchers at the World Bank, the University of Duisburg-Essen and the University of Notre Dame.
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Tribune News Service +20 outlets
October 03, 2024
Election law disputes are possible but unlikely, according to Derek Muller, a law professor at Notre Dame University.
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