Article My Year with David Lodge There’s much that this generation—orthodox, agnostic, and otherwise—could still gain by reading the recently departed British novelist David Lodge. By Dominic Preziosi January 16, 2025 Fiction Religion Arts Books
Article Unpardonable Freeing January 6 rioters would represent a uniquely perverse use of presidential pardon power. By Dominic Preziosi December 23, 2024 Politics Donald Trump
Article 2024 Election: Street View “You can’t move!” John protested. “We have work to do.” By Dominic Preziosi November 8, 2024 Donald Trump Politics Kamala Harris
Article Toxic Relationship Being Israel’s trusted ally does not require the United States to be Netanyahu’s protector—much less his enabler. By Dominic Preziosi September 20, 2024 Middle East War and Peace Joe Biden Kamala Harris
Article Mission Territory "We’re trying very hard to persuade people who don’t know anything about who we are, or what 'Catholic' stands for, of our values and our identity." By Dominic Preziosi September 11, 2024 Higher Education Academic Freedom Interview
Article To Have or Have Not What’s new is not that having kids has become less advantageous, but that they’re considered one possible project among many that one can choose. By Dominic Preziosi August 18, 2024 Women Secularism and Modernity Politics