Catholic Architect Makes the Case for Faith-Informed Design
James C. McCrery II, one of the country’s foremost practicing classical architects, shared how he’s mentoring students to design buildings informed by the Catholic imagination. The June 24 speaking engagement was hosted by the Catholic Information Center, a hub for Washington, D.C., professionals that he revamped in 2022 with a more traditional design.
Space Weather Students Support NASA Artemis Missions
NASA Moon to Mars Space Weather Analysis Office’s Melissa Kane and Carina Alden are both enrolled in the applied space weather research master’s program.
From Ukraine to Carnegie Hall, Violinist Takes Center Stage
Violinist and Ukrainian refugee Roman Velychko, Class of 2028, speaks about music the way he plays it — with confidence, warmth, and a complete lack of pretense. He escaped a war zone in 2022, completed the Julliard School’s Pre-College Program, and won a Carnegie Hall Ukrainian music performance competition, twice in a row. Now he studies at Catholic University.