Art and History
Rembrandt’s Etchings: Intimate Objects of Beauty and Faith
In 1991, the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art at the University of Notre Dame received a gift of 70 original Rembrandt etchings. For the first time in many years this entire group of...
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Historian Brad Gregory on Martin Luther and the Reformation
Brad S. Gregory is Professor of History and Dorothy G. Griffin Collegiate Chair at the University of Notre Dame, where he has taught since 2003. From 1996-2003 he taught at...
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Ven. Solanus Casey and St. Andre Bessette
Fr. Kevin Grove CSC, Assistant Professor of Theology at the University of Notre Dame, presents on St. Andre Bessette and soon-to-be Blessed Solanus Casey. This lecture on these...
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Healthy Architecture
In this episode, Kim Rollings from the School of Architecture discusses her work aimed at creating healthier built environments.
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St. Rose of Lima: Mother of the Poor
Jessica Keating, the Director of Human Dignity and Life Initiatives at the McGrath Institute for Church Life at the University of Notre Dame, presents on St. Rose of Lima, Mother...
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St. Philip Neri: God’s Humorist
Dr. Leonard DeLorenzo, the Director of Undergraduate Studies at the McGrath Institute for Church Life at the University of Notre Dame, presents on St. Philip Neri, God’s...
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A Rabbi, a Priest, and an Imam Walk into a Coffee Shop
Jews, Christians, and Muslims lived side by side for centuries in the medieval Mediterranean world and, especially among the decently educated, knew a lot about each others’...
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Fighting for Shakespeare for All
When Christy Burgess started the Robinson Shakespeare Company in 2008, the idea of the youth acting troupe one day performing in England would have been laughed off as an...
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Sts. Francisco and Jacinta Marto
Sr. Ann Astell, a Schoenstatt Sister of Mary and Professor of Theology at the University of Notre Dame, presents on the child saints of Fatima on the occasion of their...
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The Ellsworth Outrage, 1854: Or How 19th Century Jesuits Built a Global Catholicism
How did modern Catholicism become global? This talk uses a violent attack on a Swiss Jesuit in a Maine small town to tell a story about globalization in the world’s largest,...
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Film Festivus for the Rest of Us
This month, Ted and Ricky catch up on festivals they attended, Ted having recently returned from Munich International Film Festival and Ricky having not yet caught up on his time...
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2017 Michiana Jewish Film Festival
The 7th Annual Michiana Jewish Film Festival is coming to the Browning Cinema May 15–18. Dr. Ilene Sheffer, Vice Chancellor Emerita at Indiana University South Bend and...
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