Man Shot at DC’s Catholic University Was Kentucky High School Teacher
Kilpatrick noted that the campus community was not in danger and scheduled classes went on as usual.
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Man Fatally Shot on DC Campus of Catholic University of America
The Catholic University of America said in a statement that there is no current danger to the university community.
CUA Architecture Students Create Sustainable Housing Designs to Assist Women in Crisis Pregnancies
With ‘Laudato Si’ in mind, ‘We’re trying to design a space that’s curated to the human person and the dignity they have ...’
Catholic University’s Guadalupe Project Offers a Post-Dobbs ‘Radical Welcome’ to Campus Moms and Families
CUA has launched new resources for students facing unplanned pregnancies, as well as parents on the faculty and staff.
Showdown Over American Catholic Political Engagement Entered New Phase in 2022
NEWS ANALYSIS: The dispute over liberalism, integralism and Catholicism’s implications for American political life was marked by a shift to institutional formation and practical politics.
Peter Kilpatrick Installed as New Catholic University President
Students and faculty wearing their colorful regalia flooded the pews of the basilica’s Great Upper Church during the installation Mass, celebrated by Cardinal Wilton Gregory, archbishop of Washington and Catholic University’s chancellor.
Repairing the Relationship Between Priests and Bishops
COMMENTARY: The new ‘National Survey of Catholic Priests’ highlights that bishops need to recognize that the vast majority of their spiritual sons, brothers and co-workers are indeed struggling and need their help.
America Needs to Want a Catholic Politics
Catholics need to offer something simple, radical and real — and something that can transform hearts and change what Americans want.
Catholic University of America Offers Coronavirus Tuition Adjustments
CUA president John Garvey issued a statement Aug. 3 outlining the refunds and tuition decreases that will be provided to those students who will not attend the university as they expected.
Catholic University Mourns Student Slain in NJ Shooting
Authorities have yet to fully establish the gunman’s identity, though a lawyer whose body was found the next morning— two-hours drive away from the crime scene, and with a self-inflicted gunshot wound— is being treated as the suspect by the FBI.
