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Cardinal Wilton Gregory, archbishop of Washington and University chancellor, shares how the Venerable Father Augustus Tolton inspires him
Campus Life

Trailblazer Father Augustus Tolton Honored As Part of Black Catholic History Month

Merritt Groeschel, J.D. 2013, and Kate Talbot, B.A. 1990, empower refugee families in the Washington metro area through education and personalized support. 
Campus Life

Alumni Bridge Gap in Refugee Services

Faculty Excellence

From Fragile to Flourishing: On-campus Discussion of Addressing Needs of Our Neighborhoods

The first-year students received a personalized hard hat and visibility vest.
Academics

Engineering Students Celebrated at Hard Hat Ceremony and Senior Design Poster Exhibition

Ana Ka'ahanui, B.A. 1993,  is a certified forest therapy guide and co-founder of Capital Nature, a nonprofit organization that brings nature into the lives of Washington metropolitan area residents and visitors. 
Campus Life

Alumna Brings Love of Nature to Washington Metro Residents

University News

Look Back at University President Kilpatrick's First Year at Catholic University

Our residence halls are home for our students, and words of hate have no place in our community.
Campus Life

Addressing Concerns about Racism on Campus

The Catholic University of America’s Center for Cultural Engagement (CCE) marked National First-Generation College Celebration Day on Nov. 8 by showcasing students who are making their families proud through their hard-won accomplishments.
Student Stories

Students Mark Milestones on National First-Generation College Celebration Day

Yesterday, Nov. 7, was the National Day for the Victims of Communism, a memorial launched by the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation to commemorate the victims of Communist regimes. I am sending to all of you a statement signed by the presidents of D.C. College Democrats, Catholic University Democrats, Catholic University Republicans, and D.C. College Republicans in support of the victims of Communism.
Campus Life

National Day for the Victims of Communism

Hartke Theatre will be alive with the The Sound of Music sung by current students and next generation of Cardinals at the alumni-led production premiering Friday, Nov. 10.
Student Stories

Get Ready for a Bigger and Bolder Sound of Music

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