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L to R: Maria Rutledge, shown lighting a candle at the Marian grotto at Benedictine College, and Paul Sri, shown with his parents, Edward and Beth, at Hillsdale College, are navigating freshman life amid the pandemic. They say faith is keeping them grounded amid the challenges.

Starting College in COVID Times: Catholic Freshmen Navigate Transition With Faith, Fortitude

The adjustment has been uniquely challenging for the Class of 2025.

Kimberly Jansen Education October 20, 2021

Clockwise from top left: Donnelly College, Thomas Aquinas College East, Wyoming Catholic College, the University of Dallas and the Augustine Institute are among the faithfully Catholic colleges that are featured in our annual ‘Catholic Identity College Guide.’

The Case for Catholic Colleges

EDITORIAL: Faithfully Catholic colleges know a personal and mature relationship with Jesus is the only sure guidepost to a life of integrity and holiness today — a life that will continue to mature and bear fruit well after graduation.

The Editors Editorial September 25, 2021

Catholic University President John Garvey speaks on campus.

Catholic University of America President John Garvey: ‘I Love Catholic Higher Education’

Outgoing CUA president remains committed to fostering intellectual and moral culture on campus. He is stepping down from his post June 30, 2022.

Joan Frawley Desmond, Jeanette De Melo Interviews September 23, 2021

Freshmen classes at such schools as Benedictine College and Christendom College speak to the focus on Catholicity. Christendom’s record-setting student body filled the college’s current Christ the King Chapel for Mass with the Diocese of Arlington’s Bishop Michael Burbidge to start the new school year. Benedictine’s freshmen prayed the Rosary on the first day of class.

Catholic College Boom: Smaller Institutions Thrive as National Enrollments Take a Hit

Record-breaking freshmen classes speak to the focus on Catholicity.

Ann Schneible Education September 21, 2021

Benedictine College’s Classical Architecture Program Builds Toward a Beautiful Future

The Catholic college established the four-year bachelor of arts major in 2016.

Joseph O’Brien Education September 21, 2021

Franciscan University of Steubenville and the University of Dallas have reinstated their study-abroad programs, following COVID guidelines in the countries the faculty and students are visiting. At right, the University of Dallas focuses on educational field trips. At left, Franciscan University of Steubenville’s study-abroad program is based in Gaming, Austria. Each semester about 200 students study and live in the Kartause, a restored 14th-century Carthusian monastery in the foothills of the Austrian Alps. They take trips to visit churches, including in Salzburg, shown at left.

Catholic Colleges Manage Study-Abroad Programs Amid COVID

To go or not to go? That is the COVID-times question for Catholic universities with study-abroad programs.

Mary Farrow Education September 16, 2021

The University of Dallas never considered requiring its students, faculty and staff to be vaccinated, leaving it up to individuals to make a conscience-informed decision.

Catholic College Campuses Facing the Great Vaccination Debate

Administration and students alike face many issues this fall, with COVID-19 vaccination pros and cons figuring prominently.

Susan Klemond Education September 8, 2021

Jonathan Sanford poses for portraits two days after beginning his tenure as the 10th president of the University of Dallas, March 10, on the university’s campus in Irving, Texas.

New University of Dallas President Jonathan Sanford’s Goal: the ‘Integrated’ Person

‘I want our students to feel inspired to be outstanding leaders who are dedicated to rebuilding culture because of their intellectual formation and because of their moral and theological formation,’ he says.

Virginia Aabram Education August 26, 2021

The campus of Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula, California

Thomas Aquinas College Plans New Leadership, Same Faithful Mission

Current president Dr. Michael McLean will step down at the end of this school year, following the celebration of the college’s 50th anniversary.

Patrick Reilly Blogs August 18, 2021

Paul O’Reilly recently discussed Great Books and the importance of ‘engaging in a life of serious intellectual inquiry’ with the Register.

Thomas Aquinas College’s Incoming President Discusses ‘Engaging in a Life of Serious Intellectual Inquiry’

Paul O’Reilly highlights the 50-year educational mission of the Great Books college.

Virginia Aabram Education July 28, 2021

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