Campuses

The trees on our D.C. campus turn a vibrant orange in late October, adding a majestic look to our green spaces.

Many of the buildings on our main campus feature gothic architecture and gray stone exteriors, calling to mind our university's history and founding in 1887.

Students play volleyball on the Basilica Lawn, which has a beautiful view of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. Our main campus' lawns are popular spots for playing games with friends after class.

Catholic University's Rome Center hosts several classrooms. The courses offered here are liberal arts-focused, such as history, art and philosophy and often take students on excursions to Rome's museums and historical sites.

Students share a meal with President Kilpatrick in the Catholic University Rome Center's dining room.

Catholic University's classes in Tucson are held at Pima Community College's Downtown Campus.

Students walk along a walkway at Catholic University's Tucson location. The Tucson programs provide an opportunity for high school graduates living in southern Arizona to earn a four-year business degree from CatholicU without leaving the Tucson region.

Washington, D.C. Campus

Catholic University's main campus is nestled in Washington, D.C., just 3 miles from the United States Capitol building. Our beautiful, park-like campus is the largest college campus in Washington, D.C. Our location offers students access to the culture and resources of a big city, while providing a warm and welcoming space to call home.

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