Xavier University professor notes the “moral formation of business professionals in business education can no longer be ignored.”
Matt Emerson
Matt Emerson is the author of Why Faith? A Journey of Discovery (Paulist Press, 2016). His writing has appeared in numerous publications, including America and The Wall Street Journal.
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When to say ‘no’ to a promotion
A recent essay by Arthur Brooks has much to say to people of all ages on the importance of remaining intentional about work.
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The meaning of ‘magis’
An overview of various terms within Ignatian education
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Concussions and Catholic Schools
A Notre Dame fan describes uneasiness that comes with supporting collegiate football today
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Simon Weil and the art of paying attention
A reflection from Michael St. Thomas on technology, study and prayer
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A new era for Loyola Marymount
Congratulations to Timothy Law Snyder, Ph.D., who was inaugurated as the 16th president of the Jesuit university in Los Angeles.
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Seattle University president on Jesuit higher ed in the age of Francis
Father Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J., see his Catholic Jesuit university following the Jesuit pope “in mercy, in dialogue, in service of others.”
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Georgetown president on tensions in Jesuit higher ed
‘We strive to be one of the great universities in the world and we strive to be authentic Catholic and Jesuit,’ says university president John J. DeGioia.
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Should Shakespeare be translated?
It’s tough to see so many students hold a negative view about the Bard because of the unfamiliarity of the language.
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Ross Douthat Asks: Just How Secular Are We?
At his New York Times blog Ross Douthat raises some good thoughts in light of the remarkable response that Pope Francis 39 s visit has generated In short Douthat questions whether a common assumption — we are living in or soon to be living in a post-Christian society — has perhaps been overst