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Beyond the positive impact they can have on institutions, they must also guard against less considered challenges that come with decades of service, writes Erin Hennessy. As presidential tenures continue to shorten and many presidents are considering leaving their posts, there are still those who defy the trends—those who dedicate much, if not all, of their career to a single institution and count their tenure in decades.

William McGurn ’s choice of Father Ted Hesburgh ’s suspension in 1969 of 10 Notre Dame students protesting recruitment by Dow Chemical and the Central…

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(RNS) — Most religious doctrines do not require an embrace of democracy. But in today’s world, authoritarians are attempting to do the opposite —  to recruit communities of faith to undermine democracy.