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Catholic University of America: Unintentional Abortion Coverage for Students Was Not Used
‘The Catholic University of America is committed to defending life at every stage, and we work hard to live out that commitment in all aspects of University operations,’ said a CUA statement. ‘An amended plan will be available soon, and it will be explicit that abortion is excluded from coverage. The Catholic University of America apologizes for the error.’
Parents Push Back for Their Children: Education Issue Key to Youngkin’s Victory in Virginia
Parental movement has spread throughout the country, as parents awaken to their rights and responsibilities for the education of their children.
From Critical Race and Gender Theory Curricula to Abortion Access for Teens, Parental Rights Battles Mount Nationwide
“Parents are realizing that something is deeply wrong, and even if they don’t understand the meaning behind this movement, they sense that it does not have their children’s best interests at heart.”
Starting College in COVID Times: Catholic Freshmen Navigate Transition With Faith, Fortitude
The adjustment has been uniquely challenging for the Class of 2025.
The Ongoing Witness of UK University Chaplains
Three Catholic priests reflect on life at today’s British universities.
New President of Magdalen College: College Should Be Like Rivendell
Ryan Messmore says college’s ‘intellectual, spiritual and social fellowship’ is reminiscent of The Lord of the Rings locale.
Catholic College Boom: Smaller Institutions Thrive as National Enrollments Take a Hit
Record-breaking freshmen classes speak to the focus on Catholicity.
Benedictine College’s Classical Architecture Program Builds Toward a Beautiful Future
The Catholic college established the four-year bachelor of arts major in 2016.
Jesuit High School in California Accused of Teaching Critical Race Theory
Concerned parents at the 58-year-old Jesuit High School in Sacramento claim that instruction inspired by critical race and gender theory violates the school’s religious mission, and one family has filed a civil suit that alleges their son was expelled for questioning CRT precepts.
