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University President Peter Kilpatrick hosted Catholic legal scholar Helen Alvaré for a Feb. 6 conversation with the campus community on how to speak about religious freedom without playing into secular society’s false impression that it is a license to discriminate.
Faculty Excellence

Catholic Legal Scholar Helen Alvaré Shares How to Advocate for Religious Freedom

Campus Life

Professor Andreas Widmer Named Knight of Saint Sylvester

The collection now numbers 60,000 items that include books, manuscripts, pamphlets, maps, photographs, and works of art.
Faculty Excellence

University Opens Centennial Anniversary of Its Oliveira Lima Library

She will discuss how Catholic organizations can adopt a new approach to advocating for the centrality of the Church’s moral teaching to their mission. 
University News

Catholic Legal Scholar Helen Alvaré Honored Guest at Next Presidential Speaker Series

Author Rachel L. Swarns discussed her book, “The 272: The Families Who Were Enslaved and Sold to Build the American Catholic Church" with a large crowd inside Heritage Hall on Feb. 1.
Campus Life

University Hosts Discussion on Church's History With Slavery

The "Generative AI and National Security" summit on Jan. 31 brought innovators, policy leaders, and experts together to discuss how generative artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping national security. 
Academics

On-Campus Summit Highlights how AI is Reshaping National Security

 "It’s important to understand that Black History is American History,”
Campus Life

University Offers Many Perspectives and Experiences During Black History Month

Prior to her upcoming talk on campus, Swarns answered questions about how her faith and book coincide with history.  
Campus Life

Author Brings Powerful Book on Slavery and Catholic Connections to Campus

The Catholic University of America’s Institute for the Transformation of Catholic Education (ITCE) marked National Catholic Schools Week by announcing that 93 schools in six dioceses joined as new members of the Lumen Accreditation program, the first Catholic national accreditation for Catholic schools. This expands the number of schools Lumen serves to 280 in six states.
Academics

Institute for the Transformation of Catholic Education Expands Outreach to 280 Schools

The University celebrated the Patronal Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas with a Mass on Jan. 25.
Faith & Service

Friendship Highlights Annual Patronal Feast Mass

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