ND in the News: February 2024
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Bloomberg
High Court ‘Friends’ Urge Caution in Trump Ballot Case
Audio
February 05, 2024
Notre Dame Law School professor Derek Muller joins “Cases and Controversies” to explain the legal issues at play and the potential impacts of a court ruling that fails to give a definitive answer before the presidential election.
ND Experts
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LA Review of Books
White-centric Blowback: On Jason Ruiz’s “Narcomedia”
February 02, 2024
It is hardly surprising that in the intro to Narcomedia: Latinidad, Popular Culture, and America’s War on Drugs (2023), Notre Dame American studies professor Jason Ruiz name-checks Curtis Márez’s groundbreaking Drug Wars: The Political Economy of Narcotics (2004).
The Washington Post
Did Trump commit insurrection on Jan. 6? The Supreme Court could decide.
February 02, 2024
“It’s hard to say where the court’s going to go on this,” said University of Notre Dame law professor Derek Muller.
ND Experts
Law School
Our Sunday Visitor
Be open to the true, good and beautiful, Pope tells Notre Dame
February 01, 2024
Catholic universities are called to contribute to the growth of the intellectual tradition of the church as well as the hearts of their students, forming them into agents of good, Pope Francis told the University of Notre Dame‘s board of trustees.
ABC57
Two Notre Dame music professors nominated for Sunday's Grammy awards
February 01, 2024
Two Notre Dame Department of Music faculty members will be waiting to hear their names announced as winners Sunday night at the 66th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. Daniel Schlosberg, a professor of the practice for piano, is a nominee for Best Classical Solo Vocal Album, and Stephen Lancaster, an associate professor of the practice for voice, is part of an ensemble nominated for Best Choral Performance.
CNN
Trump’s critics hope that Antonin Scalia can sway the Supreme Court in 14th Amendment fight
February 01, 2024
“Invoking Scalia is kind of an attempt to cite some moral authority for one of the court’s great originalists,” said Notre Dame Law School Professor Derek Muller, an expert on the case. “They’re not just citing anyone.”
ND Experts
Law School
Yahoo! News, The Indianapolis Star
EPA OKs state's first plant to cut CO2 emissions through sequestration. What that means.
February 01, 2024
Emily Grubert, professor at the University of Notre Dame who previously worked on carbon management with the U.S. Department of Energy, said carbon capture and storage is technology that in specific settings may help reach climate goals.
ND Experts
Keough School of Global Affairs, College of Engineering