Pope Leo Is Right: Colleges Should Help Students Seek and Live the Truth
COMMENTARY: As colleges and universities become places of encounter, they fulfill their highest obligation: to form saints.
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When Colleges Cut Theology, Students Lose More Than Credits
COMMENTARY: Students need more theology, more humanities and more professors and administrators with a robust sense of mission.
The One Regret I Didn’t Know I Had Until I Visited CUA
A simple assignment at a Catholic university turned into something more — a glimpse of formation, truth and a regret I didn’t know I had.
Ivy League Influencer: Why This Catholic Scholar Is Trying to Save Higher Ed
As the new provost of Dartmouth, Santiago Schnell is bringing a Catholic vision of higher ed to the heart of elite academia.
Renewing America Begins With Renewing Catholic Universities
COMMENTARY: They prepare men and women who are not only professionally competent, but also capable of civic friendship — the shared pursuit of the common good in a divided age.
Ex Corde Ecclesiae at 35: Why Catholic Universities Must Stay Catholic
COMMENTARY: The Church’s vision for higher education is not compromise but transformation — universities that are ordered to truth, love and worship.
Catholic International University: Setting Hearts Ablaze With the Truth
Rooted in the Church’s mission and powered by modern technology, CatholicIU forms students around the world in truth, vocation and Catholic identity — living out its motto, Gaudium de Veritate (“Joy from Truth”).
Notre Dame Criticized for Calling Diversity and Catholicism ‘Equally Important’ in Hiring
Some say the hiring guidance elevates secular ideology, while others argue it flows from the university’s Catholic identity.
Are Catholic Universities a Good Investment?
COMMENTARY: A university should be a place where students can pursue ultimate truths about God and the human person, not merely a place where they learn skills to help with employment.
Notre Dame’s New President Says University Must ‘Build Bridges’ in a Broken World
At his Sept. 13 inauguration, Father Bob Dowd announced that the university would go ‘need-blind’ and ‘loan-free’ for undergraduate students by replacing loans in financial aid packages with ‘gift aid.’
