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University Engineering Alum Overseeing New Trader Joe's Project in Brookland
Andrew Mitchell, a proud 2019 Catholic University graduate, with a bachelor of science in civil engineering, is at the helm of a construction project, for a new Trader Joe's grocery store coming to Brookland.
Blues Clues Creator Returns to Campus, Shares Sneak Peek of New Show
Blues Clues and Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood creator Angela Santomero, B.A. 1990, came to campus over Cardinal Weekend to share how her University experience set her up for success and to also give a sneak peek at her newest show.
From the Classroom to the Clinic: Olivia Musick’s Path to Emergency Medicine
Nursing graduate Olivia Musick is thrilled she’s continuing a family tradition in emergency medicine, thanks to the Conway School of Nursing at Catholic University. She said the school’s reputation and strong alumni network means she stands out from the crowd.
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Graduate Information Session: Nursing
Join us to meet the Conway School of Nursing faculty and staff to learn more about the degree curriculums, student resources, tuition and scholarships, and the application process. You will have the opportunity to have your individual questions answered.
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Look Back: Commencement Stories
University's Social Work, Law Schools Named Among Nation's Best
The Catholic University of America’s well-earned national reputation as a comprehensive higher education and research institution was further solidified by the U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 graduate school rankings.
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New Garden Atop Conway School of Nursing Holds Special Meaning
The garden was named in honor of philanthropist Joanne Barkett Conway the late wife of Bill Conway, who attended the blessing ceremony. The Conways have provided some of the biggest gifts in University history.
Honoring Cardinal O'Malley's Legacy With New Endowed Chair
Through consultations with ecclesial members of the board of trustees this week, we are launching a fundraising initiative to establish the Cardinal Sean O'Malley Endowed Chair for Hispanic Ministry and Evangelization that will reside in the University's School of Theology and Religious Studies.
How a Business Program is Succeeding in Helping Graduates Find Happiness in the Workplace
For those graduating from The Busch School of Business at the Catholic University of America on Saturday, it's the next step in a multi-year journey marked by personal attention and mentorship by the school's leadership.
Campus Life
Top 5 Dining Spots Near Campus
Food is an essential part of the University experience, and there’s no shortage of delicious options to fuel your studies and social life. Here are top five favorite food spots on and off campus that keep Cardinals coming back for more.
Top 5 Must-Visit Study Spots on Campus
Finding the perfect study spot can make all the difference in your academic success and overall well-being. Whether you’re looking for a serene sanctuary, a bustling hub, or a cozy corner, the University's campus offers a variety of ideal locations to suit your study needs.
What's New at Catholic University as School Year Begins?
As the academic year kicks off this Monday, Catholic University is unveiling exciting new additions that promise to enhance your experience on campus.
Faith & Service
The Higher Purpose of Higher Education Celebrated at the Annual Mass of the Holy Spirit
The campus community gathered for today’s Mass of the Holy Spirit at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, an annual celebration of the beginning of the academic year at The Catholic University of America.
New York's Cardinal Dolan at Eucharistic Congress: Catholics Must Recover Centrality of Mass
University alum shares wisdom with Church at the national gathering.
Catholic University, Major Sponsor, is Set to Exhibit at the National Eucharistic Congress
Catholic University, Major Sponsor, is set to exhibit at the National Eucharistic Congress.
University News
The Catholic University of America Receives A+ Rating for Pro-Life Initiatives
The Catholic University of America has been awarded an A+ for its outstanding pro-life initiatives by The Pro-Life Generation’s (PLG) Demetree Institute for Pro-Life Advancement.
Catholic University Begins Construction on New Modular Housing Development for Students
Catholic University is constructing modular housing residences to enhance student life and meet growing campus accommodation demands.
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Blues Clues Creator Returns to Campus, Shares Sneak Peek of New Show
Blues Clues and Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood creator Angela Santomero, B.A. 1990, came to campus over Cardinal Weekend to share how her University experience set her up for success and to also give a sneak peek at her newest show.
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The Ties that Bind
Catholic University’s close-knit feel is known for forming friendships that last a lifetime. For some, these friendships have lasted decades, and are now more like family.
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