‘Eye on Eternity’: The Legacy of Mother Seton
Celebrating the 45th Canonization Anniversary of St. Elizabeth Ann, the First US-Born Saint
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‘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.
Talking About Race on Campus
College ministry leaders ready to dialogue with students about George Floyd’s death and related events.
The Little Catholic School That Could Aids the Napa Community
Catholic K-12 school with just 125 students feeds 1,000 people weekly as California’s Wine Country reels from pandemic, fires.
Trump Administration to Implement Free Speech Rules for Colleges
Any institution proven in court not to be upholding free speech could lose federal funding, and in extreme cases could be prohibited from receiving federal funding in the future.
Catholic Education Hangs in the Political Balance
Proponents say the November election’s outcome will determine the future of many schools.
The Church Teaches Truth, and Truth Can Never Contradict Truth
COMMENTARY: Catholics can accept what scientists discover, because we know the truths they truly find can never contradict the truths we know through the Church.
Some Catholic Colleges Go Online While Others Stay in Person
Higher education looks different this fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Catholic Universities and Colleges Ready to Respond to COVID Threat This Fall
Special Report: Institutions of higher learning detail their response to coronavirus in a Register survey as they prepare to open classrooms and dorms this fall.
New Trend: Implementing a Classical Catholic Curriculum
Diocese of Marquette Catholic schools are the first in the nation to adopt such a focus; high school to follow.
