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Iran’s Attacks Keep the Strait of Hormuz in a Lethal Stalemate

“The strait is neither fully closed nor fully opened,” said Eugene Gholz, an associate professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame and an expert on conflict in the waterway. “Iran can’t close it completely, and the U.S. can’t open it completely.”

International Business Times: Strait of Hormuz remains in ‘deadly stalemate’ as Iranian attacks continue six months into war

Eugene Gholz, an associate professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame and an expert on conflict in the strait, said the current standoff reflects a rough balance of power between the two sides, neither of which has been able to fully impose its will on the waterway.

Once the largest Methodist church in the Midwest is slated for demolition

Gary and the University of Notre Dame’s Housing and Community Regeneration Initiative then came up with a vision in 2025 to use the church’s bell tower for a proposed City Renaissance Park — part of a larger strategic plan to revive Downtown Gary. 

21 Elite Colleges Where Middle Class Students Go For Free

Beginning in the current 2026–27 academic year, Notre Dame is covering the full cost of tuition for families with annual incomes below $150,000 and half the cost of tuition for families with annual incomes below $200,000, with typical assets.

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The Questions ChatGPT Can’t Answer

Meghan Sullivan, a Catholic philosopher at the University of Notre Dame who often meets with AI leaders and developers, said many workers in the industry “talk very flippantly” about job displacement and AI being able to do work faster and cheaper.

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