Dorm Life With Nuns: Turning a Convent Into a College Residence
Sisters of St. Francis convent is home to 40 students at Neumann University.
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‘Nothing Less Than God’s Love Saves the World’: Post-Shooting, Michigan State Catholic Community Comes Together in Faith and Fellowship
MSU students are clinging in hope to their faith, in fellowship with one another, as well as honestly laying bare their anger and trauma.
Ice Mass: Celebrating the Eucharist Outside on Campus
Mass in the snow has been a winter tradition for St. Albert the Great Catholic University Parish in Houghton at Michigan Technological University.
College Students Start a Coffee Business Inspired by Prayer and Saints
Religious Roast Coffee has expanded into Little Way of Perfection.
Catholic Education, Secular Campus: Growing Movement Provides Intellectual Formation to Catholic Students, Wherever They Are
As private college costs continue to rise, alternative approaches to Catholic higher ed are emerging as an important option.
Catholic Life in College: Cultivating Mind, Body and Soul
College is a season of life that should be hinged on this balance.
Finding Balance at College, Rooted in Time With God
Students and recent graduates offer advice on how to steward a daily prayer life on campus.
Follow in the Footsteps of St. Robert Bellarmine: Scholarships for Scholars
The Bellarmine Fund was established to help students seeking to attend Catholic universities.
Pro-Life Proclamations at College: Long Road Ahead on Secular Campuses When It Comes to Abortion
Catholic students and chaplains are committed to planting life-affirming message on rocky soil.
‘The Virtues’: New Book Is John Garvey’s Last Word as CUA President
John Garvey’s new book ‘The Virtues’ is a timely reflection on the virtues that draws from commencement addresses he gave to graduates at The Catholic University of America.
