‘Why Do You Have Ashes?’: Catholic Students Marked by Faith on a Secular Campus
Catholic students describe their experience of Ash Wednesday at American University in Washington, D.C.
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2 Midwest Catholic Universities Merge, Set Sights On Preserving Catholic Identity
The change takes place amid a national trend of decreasing enrollment, which has affected colleges of all sizes across the country — though some Catholic colleges have continued to grow in spite of the trend.
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”).
8 Catholic Universities Get Ready to Compete in NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament
Several of these institutions are making history with their participation in the tournament this year.
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.
Catholic Universities Among Dozens of Schools With Links to Abortion Industry, Study Finds
Overall, 17 Catholic institutions were found to have some connection with Planned Parenthood.
Catholic University Grads Report High Levels of Fulfillment, Moral Thinking, Survey Finds
Catholic university graduates were 19% more likely to report that morality is extremely important in their decision-making.
A Founder With a Vision: Tech-Based Catholic University in Los Angeles to Open This Fall
A faithfully Catholic STEM university would help students keep their faith and enable researchers to live their faith, Nolan hopes.
Resurrecting Catholic Higher Education
COMMENTARY: It seems like the path to Catholic and liberal arts education is to hunker down at high-quality but tiny colleges.
Catholic Universities Should Do More to Respond to Environmental Issues, Vatican Cardinal Says
Cardinal Czerny said Pope Francis invites us to follow St. Francis of Assisi in ‘immersing ourselves in the wonder and awe of nature.’
