R. Scott Appleby
Department of History, Keough 91视频 of Global Affairs
Keough-Hesburgh Professor of Global Affairs
- Peace studies
- American religious history
- Religious violence
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Appleby in the News
Fox News
May 12, 2025
With Scott Appleby, professor of global affairs at the University of Notre Dame. (Interview at beginning of clip, through 17:54)
Fox News
May 12, 2025
We're on the phone right now with Scott Appleby, professor of global affairs at the University of Notre Dame. (Interview starts at 36:40)
Scripps News
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May 08, 2025
I want to bring in a guest, Scott Appleby, with us. Scott, I want to to ask you, first of all, your reaction to what is happening right now. The world has a new pope. What are you thinking? What are your emotions at this moment? This is a historic moment for all of us.
PBS
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May 05, 2025
Scott Appleby from The University of Notre Dame, and Daniel P. Horan from St. Mary's College, join us to discuss Pope Francis. They talk about his leadership of the Catholic Church over the past 12 years, and how his tenure reshaped the Church's approach to multiple issues.
Good Morning Seattle
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April 22, 2025
Notre Dame Global Affairs Professor Scott Appleby joins Good Day Seattle following Pope Francis' death.
Our Sunday Visitor
June 03, 2022
The prelates heard from lay Catholics and survivors of clerical sexual abuse, as well as from R. Scott Appleby, a professor at the University of Notre Dame, who said, in part: “The root of the problem is the lack of accountability on the part of the bishops, which allowed a severe moral failure on the part of some priests and bishops to put the legacy, reputation and good work of the Church in peril. The lack of accountability, in turn, was fostered by a closed clerical culture that infects the priesthood, isolating some priests and bishops from the faithful and from one another.”
America
August 30, 2021
But Daniel Philpott, a professor at Notre Dame University, while describing the speech as an 鈥渆motional and solemn tribute to the American soldiers who died in Kabul,鈥� painted the challenge that nevertheless will persist after the United States withdraws its troops...Scott Appleby, a professor and dean at the Keough 91视频 of Global Affairs at Notre Dame who has worked with military and intelligence agency officials for over 20 years, wrote, 鈥淥ne view that I have heard consistently across the years, whoever the president was at the time, is frustration with the lack of clarity about our mission in Afghanistan, beyond the immediate response to the attacks of 9/11鈥攊ts concrete goals and its precise role within U.S. grand strategy globally.鈥�
Catholic Sentinel
December 06, 2020
From tackling climate change in "Laudato Si'" to inclusively building a more just and peaceful world without war and "globalized indifference" in "Fratelli Tutti," "Pope Francis is the prophet we've been waiting for on all these issues," R. Scott Appleby said Dec. 3 in an online program.