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Why I Stay at Notre Dame

Education
United States
Started February 20, 2026

I have been associated with the University of Notre Dame since 1984, first as a graduate student in mathematics and then in philosophy. In 2003, I became a tenured. The post Why I Stay at Notre Dame appeared first on First Things

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Why I Stay at Notre Dame

First Things (United States) | Feb 20, 2026

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CLAIM Posted by will • Feb 20, 2026
The University of Notre Dame's commitment to academic rigor and faith enriches the intellectual environment for all students.
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Notre Dame's dual emphasis on faith and reason can serve as a model for other universities grappling with their identities.
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The cultural and political climate at Notre Dame can alienate students who don't align with its Catholic values, stifling diversity.
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Long-term associations with Notre Dame can foster a deep sense of community and belonging that benefits both faculty and students.
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Staying at Notre Dame overlooks the institution's challenges in addressing contemporary social issues, limiting true progress.
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