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NASA Mission with University-Affiliated Researchers Proves Existence of Global Energy Field
University-affiliated NASA researchers are part of an international team that has proven the existence of a global energy field, which has eluded scientists for decades.
Psychology Professor’s Research Inspires Life-Saving Legislation
David Jobes, psychology professor and director of the Suicide Prevention Laboratory at The Catholic University of America, contributed significantly to landmark legislation recently introduced to U.S. Congress. The bipartisan bill expands access to critical care to alleviate overextended emergency departments and law enforcement responding to the nation’s growing mental health crisis.
“Superhabits” Book Launch Held at Busch School
Life is hard enough. Why make it harder? That was the question Andrew Abela, dean of the Busch School of Business, posed in an on-campus Q&A to launch his new book, “Superhabits: The Universal System for a Successful Life.”
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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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An Encounter with Catholic Sisters Leads to New Tech Scholarships at Catholic University
New Philip Orso Scholarship Program to support students pursuing artificial intelligence, computer science, engineering, and nursing at Catholic University
Board Chair Sees University as Light to Nation
Board chair sees University as light to the nation. Neal, the new chair of the University’s Board of Trustees, had no connection with the University until relatively recently, after a life-changing conversation.
Connecting to Purpose
What are the unique ways our University is helping students concretely plot a map for their future careers? Careers that are truly vocations and are connected to meaning and happiness.
Campus Life
Common Purpose
Introductory letter from President Kilpatrick on the theme of unity and our collegiate community.
On Civil Discourse and Friendship
On Civil Discourse and Friendship: Alumni in Dialogue
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.
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
Catholic University Named Top School for Veterans
The Catholic University of America is the top institution of higher education for veterans in the Washington, D.C.-Baltimore region, and one of the top 12% of universities nationwide, according to new rankings released by The Military Times.
Marc DeGirolami Installed as St. John Henry Newman Endowed Chair
Marc DeGirolami Installed as St. John Henry Newman Endowed Chair in Columbus School of Law
"There Is No Replacement for Real Care"
At the annual Blessing of Hands ceremony, 84 Conway School of Nursing students begin their clinical training with prayer and a potent reminder of the healing power of human touch.
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