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Mr. (Robert) Royal Goes to Thomas More College
Scholar and author holds inaugural St. John Henry Newman Visiting Chair in Catholic Studies.
Catholic School Systems Harvest ‘Autumn of Hope’
Safe plan for reopening yields admissions uptick.
Taking the Field Amid Pandemic: Catholic College Athletics Continue With Restrictions
Athletics departments and other outreach programs continue to dedicate themselves to the physical, mental and spiritual development of their students.
Public, Faith-Based Schools in Los Angeles Call for Return to In-Person Learning
The Students First coalition argues that safe in-person learning is possible during the coronavirus pandemic with proper protocols in place.
Catholic Schools Take Home 40 National Blue Ribbon Awards
Kelly Branaman, secretary for Catholic schools and superintendent of schools for the Archdiocese of Washington, said that she was “appreciative” that non-public schools were recognized as well as public schools.
Cancel Culture College Administrators Put on Notice
COMMENTARY: Whether public or private, they will lose federal funding if they stifle free speech and religious freedom, according to new rules from the Department of Education.
Choose a College With a Discerning Mind and Heart
Cistercian Father Thomas Esposito, assistant professor of theology at the University of Dallas (UD) and subprior (and former vocations director) of the Cistercian Abbey of Our Lady of Dallas, drew from his experience as both a student and now monastic religious to help those discerning understand the parallels between religious and college discernment.
‘Eye on Eternity’: The Legacy of Mother Seton
Celebrating the 45th Canonization Anniversary of St. Elizabeth Ann, the First US-Born Saint
‘We Owe Everything to Our Lady’: How Mary Assisted Benedictine College Threatened With COVID Lockdown
The college community’s prayers, combined with the threat of a lawsuit, persuaded county officials to forge a less restrictive and more collaborative response.
