Published by the Greenberg Center from 1997 to 2016, Religion in the News, a review of journalism, examined how journalists covered religious dimensions of the news. The Religion in the News complete public archive is a valuable resource for students, scholars, journalists and anyone interested in how religion informs and interacts with public life.
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Leonard E. Greenberg, who died Monday at the age of 89, was a native son of Hartford who never lacked
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by Christine McCarthy McMorris… On Thursday, November 17, 2016 Mr. Dionne visited Trinity College as the seventh recipient of the
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by Andrew Walsh Evidence is emerging that Jewish voters were mobilizing to participate in American political campaigns far earlier than
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by Christina Claxton ’16 “Uterus is back on the menu at the Supreme Court,” wrote Slate’s Dahlia Lithwick in her
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By Frank Kirkpatrick Just when you thought the travails of the Episcopal Church in the United States (known as TEC)
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By Andrew Walsh America loves a papal visit. For the tenth time since the Pope Paul VI made a
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Everyone interested in the future of the Catholic church is now focused on the Synod of Bishops on the Family – the showdown in Rome between progressive forces seeking to reanimate the spirit of the Second Vatican Council and conservatives anxious to maintain the “reform of the reform” undertaken by Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
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By William Winter ’18 Tight security, careful orchestration, and anticipated criticism kept Pope Francis from indulging his usual penchant for
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On Friday, February 6 of this year, Callie Granade, a federal judge in the Southern District of Alabama, ruled the state ban unconstitutional under the Due Process and Equal Protection clauses of the 14th Amendment. But the course of same-sex marriage in Alabama did not run smooth.
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