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Department of American Studies in Solidarity with the Movement for Black Lives

Department of American Studies in Solidarity with the Movement for Black Lives

Morning Ireland - "What kind of presidency will emerge from the US election campaign?"

Continuity and Change: The Irish Role in American Politics

Mike Pence: A Meteoric Rise but a Controversial Political Past

Electing the President 2016: Political Soul-Searching

Extreme Measures

Bentsen-Quayle: a comparison on experience led to the slow burn of a candidate

Pence, Kaine have sharply different goals in VP debate

Morning Ireland - "Looking Back on the First Presidential Debate"

Electing the President 2016: Debatable Prospects

Why Only Cafeteria Catholics Can Survive in American Politics

Mike Pence: A Running Mate with Baggage

"Fifty Years with Father Hesburgh" Book Signing

American Studies Professor Presents 2016 International Comparative Studies Fall Lecture.

Ireland's Exiled Children Review

The Easter Rising: Powerful and Useless

Electing the President 2016: The Evil of Two Lessers

Notre Dame professor and author releases biography of Father Hesburgh

Father Hesburgh of Notre Dame, a light in the dark for so many

Electing the President 2016: Battlegrounds and Bluster

In ‘Fifty Years with Father Hesburgh,’ Schmuhl paints a warm portrait of former president