Starting College in COVID Times: Catholic Freshmen Navigate Transition With Faith, Fortitude
The adjustment has been uniquely challenging for the Class of 2025.
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Massachusetts University School Official Rejects All Vaccine Religious-Exemption Requests
Lawyers representing the Bay State have backed the official’s stance that Catholics can’t claim conscience exemptions, based on his own ‘holistic’ assessment of Church teaching on the issue.
Cancel Culture College Administrators Put on Notice
COMMENTARY: Whether public or private, they will lose federal funding if they stifle free speech and religious freedom, according to new rules from the Department of Education.
9 Ways John Henry Newman Is a Model for Today’s Students
COMMENTARY: The soon-to-be saint relentlessly sought the Truth, and he had the courage to follow where it led.
National Collegiate Group Fans Flames of Faith in Athletes
Thomas Wurtz explains Varsity Catholic’s genesis and mission via FOCUS.
St. Thomas Aquinas Comes to the Ivy League
How an institute brings a taste of Thomism to secular campuses.
Catholic College Contingents Head to the March for Life
Many of the marchers will be students from Catholic universities, who will, in some cases, skip class to march for an end to abortion.
College President to Students: ‘Study Hard, but Pray Harder’
Msgr. Stuart Swetland of Donnelly College offers advice for helping students grow in faith and wisdom.
Sober Advice to College Freshmen
COMMENTARY: Heed St. Peter and stay alert on and off campus.
