Homosexuality and Human Rights in Africa
On April 14th, Dr. Timothy Horner gave a presentation entitled “Out in Africa” to a large lecture Bartley classroom – and few seats were left empty. “This is the strange […]
Category Archives: Commentary
Francis: The First
He’s the first from his country, his continent, his hemisphere. He’s the first from his order and the first of his name. He also followed the first resignation in centuries. […]
Fetching a Rug: The Magic Apple is Poisoned
On Nov. 9, 2001, shares of Apple’s stock were at $18.71 at market close. The very next day, the first iPod was sold. The company was saved. Steve Jobs had […]
A Neglected Question About Gay Marriage
What did the President’s inaugural remarks about gay marriage reveal about the direction of the debate? In his second inaugural address, President Obama strongly endorsed gay marriage. In his own […]
In the Shadow of One Gunman
By Will Kavanagh ’13 The tragedy that has torn the quiet New England town of Newtown, Connecticut is one that has sent shockwaves across America and around the world. Chaos […]
Fetching a Rug: Silence is Not Golden
By Will Kavanagh, Class of ’13 Two years ago, as we came back to school and the football team began its title defense after winning the National Championship the year […]
Tech Tuesday: The Failure of UNIT
When you try to get any work done, take a Respondus test, or just surf the internet in Bartley, you are rolling the dice. Will VU Mobile work for me? […]
Tech Tuesday: The Failure of UNIT
When you try to get any work done, take a Respondus test, or just surf the internet in Bartley, you are rolling the dice. Will VU Mobile work for me? […]
Charity and the Limits of Tolerance
This article is the last of a three part series exploring the relationship between tolerance, charity, and peace. Villanova’s mission statement expresses a desire to achieve both peace and diversity: […]
Fetching a Rug: What a Long, Strange Month it’s Been
A month ago, we were all heading off for Fall Break. Most of our midterms had come and gone, the leaves were finally turning in earnest, and the Kennedy Ellipse […]
