By David P. Baker and Justin J. W. Powell
Europe has twice played a pivotal role—at critical junctures—in the development of what can fittingly be described as global mega-science, without which the world’s STEMM knowledge would be significantly less advanced than it is now.
Translated by Anne Milano Appel
“Either it isn’t a secret but I don’t know what it is; or I know but it’s a secret; or it’s a secret and on top of that I don’t know what it is.”
Reviewed by Brianna Beehler
Women run away from ruinous temptations, patriarchal confinements, sexual violence, rape.
Interviewed by Elizabeth B. Jones
The difference between the tree and the forest is the same as that between the individual and society.
Curated by Hélène B. Ducros
Stunning artworks trigger a reflection on the implications of biometrics collection for human autonomy and personhood.
By Sophia Rockwell, University of Notre Dame Class of 2025
The Nanovic Lublin Program highlighted the collaboration and cross-cultural exchange between American Catholic and Polish Catholic universities through religion, politics, art, literature, architecture, history, and museum curation.
