euthanasia
The six non-negotiables of Catholic voting
Leo Brian Schafer Catholic Values Columnist After a long, grueling year-and-a-half, the current election season is finally drawing to a close. Soon it will be time, if you have not done so already, to cast your votes for the candidates you believe to be the best for the positions that are being contested. In some […]
It’s never too early to think about voting
A. MONTES POLITICAL PAPIST COLUUMNIST In November, I will be able to vote for the first time in my life. It’s never too early in the year to start thinking about the next major event in American history and how we can contribute. (I started thinking about voting way back in 2018, when I was legally old enough!) Maybe now […]
New pro-life movie revolutionizes faith-based film industry
RACHEL MILLER AND MAGGIE PAWSEY STAFF WRITER “If you love someone and think they might go to hell, would you let them die?” Students flocked to the Gentile Gallery on Saturday night to experience the answer to this dire question voiced in the thought-provoking film, “The Extrovert.” Director James Pinedo was inspired by the book, […]
Nashville Dominican sister shares the transforming power of suffering
TONIANNE ZOTTOLI STAFF WRITER We must return to a “foundational understanding of human dignity and suffering,” said Sister Mary Madeline Todd, OP on the second night of her talk series on Saturday night in the International Lounge. The series was focused on Christ’s love and suffering, with both nights beginning at 7 p.m. Physical and […]
Political science department sponsors talk on suicide
KETRINA CLEMONS STAFF WRITER On Sept. 25, a critically acclaimed author addressed an eager crowd concerning the issue of physician assisted suicide. Rita Marker holds a degree in jurisprudence and is the executive director of the Patients Rights Council, an organization determined to stop the spread of this new “trend.” Marker equipped those in the room […]