National Catholic Leaders Appointed to Board of University of St. Thomas in Houston
The new board members said they are inspired by the university’s move toward building a stronger Catholic identity and the hope they see in young people.
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Catholic Liberal Arts Colleges Face the AI Test
As artificial intelligence reshapes the job market and the classroom, Catholic educators say their mission to form whole persons is more essential than ever.
Saint John Henry Newman’s Blueprint for Higher Ed
EDITORIAL: Catholic colleges would do well to tap the wisdom of the latest doctor of the Church.
Camaraderie of Bells, Beanies and Ballads: Quirky Traditions at US Catholic Colleges
These customs often do serious work in transmitting Catholic culture and fostering a sense of belonging for these young adults.
Catholic Colleges Wrestle With AI in the Classroom
Educators and students at Catholic universities now must navigate a rapidly evolving landscape where AI presents unprecedented opportunities for learning coupled with significant risks.
Notre Dame’s Theology Rises by Reclaiming ‘a Full Catholic Vision’
The University of Notre Dame’s theology program has ranked No. 1 worldwide four times in six years — and some say its fidelity to the Catholic faith is key to its success.
Newman Approved: Engaging Catholic Summer Programs for High Schoolers
The Cardinal Newman Society highlights dozens of authentic Catholic summer programs for teens.
Last 2 Catholic College Holdouts Eliminate Coronavirus Vaccine Requirements
President Trump has threatened loss of federal funds for colleges that keep mandates.
How John Paul the Great Catholic University Trains Tomorrow’s Movie Makers
JPCatholic’s mission is to impact culture for Christ, including through film.
Catholic Colleges Answer the Call for Skilled Tradesmen
With a focus on both faith and practical skills, new Catholic colleges are providing an alternative to traditional liberal arts institutions.
