How Faith Factors in When Choosing a College
Students reflect on important aspects of the decision-making process.
Results from Tag: 'catholic colleges and universities'
Artificial Intelligence Is Making Research Faster; Can It Also Help Make Catholic Colleges More Catholic?
Scholars see benefits, problems — and an opportunity.
Students Criticize Their Catholic University’s Pro-Transgender Housing Policy
An undercover video reveals that the University of St. Thomas places ‘trans-identifying’ individuals in student housing that doesn’t correspond to their sex — and doesn’t notify other students.
Class of 2022 Sendoff
Catholic colleges and universities resume in-person graduation ceremonies
Commencement ’22: Who Is Presiding Over Graduation Masses and Giving Addresses
A list of those encouraging the Class of 2022
Students for Life Releases Report Featuring Catholic Schools With Ties to Planned Parenthood
The pro-life group tracked colleges and universities linked to the nation’s largest abortion provider in a recent report.
Catholic University President Says He Will Step Down Next Year
Garvey described his tenure leading the university as “a time of tremendous growth” that had “reinvigorated our Catholic intellectual life.”
Class of 2021: Marked by Pandemic but Moving Forward with Faith in God
Catholic seniors reflect on the past year and what they’ve learned.
Accounting and Aristotle: Why Catholic Colleges Need Both
COMMENTARY: The traditional Catholic liberal arts university has a great opportunity to form not only the next generation of liberal arts teachers, but also the next generation of Catholic tinkers, tailors and candlestick makers, and perhaps even accountants.
California’s Religious Colleges Get ‘Miracle’ Win for Religious Liberty
For Catholic and Christian colleges, the battle for religious freedom may depend on showing legislators how they serve vulnerable populations.
