Selma 65, a one-woman show starring CUA Drama's Marietta Hedges, was included in a list of "14 Theatrical Plans to Change the World."
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Chad Pecknold, associate professor, theology, was quoted in a U.S. News & World Report story on the role of Pope Francis in diplomacy in Cuba.
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Chad Pecknold, associate professor of theology, was interviewed by Aleteia on the Pope's role in normalizing US-Cuba relations. He was also interviewed by WCBS radio in New York on the topic.
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Stephen Schneck, associate professor of politics and director of the Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies, was quoted in a USA Today story on the role Pope Francis played in opening relations between the U.S. and Cuba.
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Maryann Cusimano Love, associate professor, politics, was a guest on EWTN News Nightly to discuss nuclear talks with Iran
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Patricia Andrasik, assistant professor, architecture, was included in a story by the USGBC on LEED Lab.
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University President John Garvey and his dog Gus were featured in a Chronicle of Higher Education story on presidents and their dogs.
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Magdalena Schutzler, junior, was interviewed by Morning Call (Allentown, Pa.) on why she participated in the March for Life.
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Bradley Lewis, associate professor, philosophy, was quoted in a National Catholic Register story on the bishops' response to the senate torture report.
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Robert Destro, professor, law, was quoted in a National Catholic Register article on an amendment to the D.C. Human Rights Act.
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Maryann Cusimano Love, associate professor, politics, was a guest on EWTN News Nightly to discuss a new report on CIA interrogation methods.
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Very Rev. Mark Morozowich, interim provost, and Nora Heimann, chair and associate professor, art, were interviewed for a Dec. 4 Catholic News Service video segment about the importance of Mary in light of the new exhibit Picturing Mary at the National Museum for Women in the Arts.
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The Arlington Catholic Herald previewed the Picturing Mary exhibit at the National Museum for Mary in the Arts and mentioned CUA's involvement in the exhibit and related programming.
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Msgr. Paul McPartlan, acting dean of theology and Carl J. Peter Professor of Systematic Theology and Ecumenism, was interviewed for an Aleteia story on the Pope's meeting with the Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarch.
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Very Rev. Mark Morozowich, interim provost, was quoted in a USA Today story on why the Pope will not meet with the Russian Orthodox patriarch.
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Jill Frost, director, career and professional development, Columbus School of Law, was quoted in a U.S. News story on starting a career in the government
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Matthew Green, associate professor, politics, was quoted in a Reuters story on the protests in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Kurt Martens, associate professor of canon law, was interviewed for a National Catholic Register story on a new Vatican panel to deal with clergy-abuse cases.
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Maryann Cusimano Love, associate professor, politics, wrote an article for The Washington Post's feature "Five Myths".
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Nora Heimann, chair and associate professor, art, was quoted in a Washington Post story on a Donatello exhibit.
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Rev. Michael Witczak, associate professor of liturgical studies, was interviewed for a story in the Arlington Catholic Herald on liturgical colors.
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Very Rev. Mark Morozowich, interim provost, was quoted in a story on the upcoming Picturing Mary exhibit at the National Museum of Women in the Arts.
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Chad Pecknold, associate professor of theology, published an article on marriage in First Things.
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John Grabowski, associate professor of theology, was interviewed for a story on the Pope's upcoming visit to the U.S. for the World Meeting of Families.
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John Grabowski, associate professor of theology, was interviewed for a WJLA-ABC7 story on the Pope's upcoming trip to the U.S.
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America Magazine published a Catholic News Service story on Maryland Gov. Martin O'Mally's talk, which was part of the Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies' series of national policy forums
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Julio Bermudez, associate profesor of architecture, was quoted in an Atlantic article on the measurable affects of architecture on the brain.
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Tom Carani, a senior theology major, was interviewed on Ave Maria Radio about The Catholic University of America.
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John Garvey, President of The Catholic University of America, appeared on EWTN Live to discuss religious freedom, Catholic education, and the American family
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Jay Richards, assistant research professor in business and economics, was featured in a Christian Post story on the Acton Conference, held at CUA.
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Matthew Green, associate professor of politics, was quoted in an op-ed in the Pekin Daily Times on the midterm election. See below
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Josh Sheppherd, assistant professor of media studies, was interviewed for an article on RadioWorld.com on the Radio Preservation Task Force.
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Kurt Martens, associate professor of canon law, commented on the establishment of a new Vatican body to deal with child sexual abuse cases
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Chad Pecknold, associate professor of theology, published a second essay on the Dominican Option in First Things.
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Chad Pecknold, associate professor of theology, was interviewed on EWTN News Nightly about recent Vatican appointments.
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Law Professor Lisa Lerman was quoted in a New York Times story on lobby firms and influence
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Matt Green, associate professor of politics, was quoted in a Nov. 6 GW Hatchet article about Muriel Bowser’s election as the next mayor of Washington, D.C.
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A Nov. 6 Catholic News Agency/EWTN News article summarized remarks made at CUA by Cardinal Walter Kasper, president emeritus of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity.
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Matt Green, associate professor of politics, was quoted in a Catholic News Agency story on the Catholic vote.
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The Washington Post mentioned Catholic University alumni in local theater, and a visit by playwright Robert Freedman to Harke Theatre
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Catholic News Agency covered a lecture by Cardinal Gerhard Müller, prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, at Catholic University on Nov. 3
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John Kromkowski, associate professor of politics, was quoted in a story on poverty and politics.
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Canon Law Professor Kurt Martens was quoted in the National Catholic Register about same-sex benefits.
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Sociology Professor Rev. Paul Sullins was quoted in a USA Today story on how conservatives feel about Pope Francis.
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Economics Professor Maria Sophia Aguirre was interviewed on EWTN News Nightly about the impact of the family on economics.
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Students from CUA's College Democrats and College Republicans were interviewed on EWTN News Nightly about the millennial vote. Theology Professor Chad Pecknold also commented on the topic.
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Jay Richards, assistant research professor of business, was interviewed in a Catholic World Report story on his book The Hobbit Party: The Vision of Freedom That Tolkein Got, and the West Forgot.
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Christopher Born, clinical assistant professor of religion and culture, was interviewed on WUSA9 about the origins of Halloween.
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Law Professor Marshall Breger was recently part of a panel of experts commenting on the role of religion in Supreme Court justinces' rulings. Breger's remarks were mentioned in a Catholic News Service article, and video of the panel was posted by Moment magazine.
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Maronite Chorbishop John Faris, assistant professor of canon law, was quoted in a Catholic News Service article about the 76th annual Canon Law Society of America convention.
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John Grabowski, associate professor of theology, published an essay in Our Sunday Visitor on gradualism and they Synod.
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Stephen Schneck, associate professor of politics and director of the Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies, was interviewed on EWTN News Nightly about the Catholic Vote.
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An Oct. 27 Chronicle of Higher Education article noted that students in the class of Diane Bunce, professor, chemistry, will dress up as elements from the periodic table.
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Rev. Paul Sullins, associate professor of sociology and Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies fellow, was quoted in an Oct. 28 U.S. News & World Report article about comments Pope Francis made regarding faith and science.
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Christopher Ruddy, associate professor of theology, published an article in America Magazine on responses to the Synod.
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Patricia Andrasik, assistant professor of architecture, was quoted in a story in University Business on the LEED EB:O+M certification by students of Crough Hall.
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Andreas Widmer, director of entrepreneurship programs for the school of business, was interviewed on EWTN News Nightly on the first feast day of St. John Paul II. Widmer was a member of the Swiss Guard when the saint was pope.
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Matthew Green, associate professor of politics, was interviewed on EWTN Nightly News for a story on the midterm elections.
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Catholic University was featured in a story on the diversity of freshman students at local universities.
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President John Garvey was featured in an Oct. 22 America Q-and-A about his leadership of CUA as a lay president.
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Jerry Conrad, associate vice president of facilities operations, was quoted in an Architects + Artisans blog on the renovation of O'Connell Hall.
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Rev. Anthony McLaughlin, assistant professor of canon law, was quoted in a Washington Post story on the Synod of Bishops.
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Politics Professor John Kenneth White was quoted in an America story on the faith vote
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Jon Anderson, professor of anthropology and director of CUA's Islamic World Studies program, was quoted in a Washington Times story on how ISIS is reconciling their attacks.
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Rev. Anthony McLaughlin, assistant professor of canon law, was quoted on the annulment process in the United States in a Washington Times article
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John Grabowski, associate professor of theology, was quoted in a Washington Times story on the Synod of Bishops
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Bill Mattison, associate professor of moral theology, was a guest on EWTN News Nightly to discuss the Synod on the Family mid-term report.
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Bill Mattison, associate professor of moral theology, was quoted in a Washington Times story on the Synod.
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Stephen Schneck, director of the Institute for Policy Research and Catholic Studies and associate professor of politics, was quoted in an Atlantic story.
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Duilia de Mello, associate professor, physics, was profiled in the October issue of Contigo, a Brazilian magazine.
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Matthew Green, associate professor, politics, was quoted in an Oct. 13 National Catholic Reporter article about House races in the midterm election.
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William Mattison, associate professor, theology and religious studies, was quoted in an Oct. 12 Atlantic article about the Catholic Church’s teachings on sexuality.
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William Mattison, associate professor, theology and religious studies, was a guest on The Diane Rehm Show on Oct. 13 to discuss the Synod of Bishops and the future of the Catholic Church.
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John Grabowksi, associate professor, theology and religious studies, and William Mattison, associate professor, theology and religious studies, were quoted in an Oct. 13 MSNBC article about a Vatican document on gays and lesbians and their relationship to the Church.
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Matthew Dugandzic, Ph.D. student in Christian Ethics, had an article published in First Things on the rights of children
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Religion News Service wrote about a $1.5 million grant to benefit the teaching of science in seminaries. Catholic University was among the recipients
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John Grabowski, associate professor, theology and religious studies, was quoted in an Oct. 8 National Catholic Register article about raising children in the Catholic faith.
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"Washington 101," a textbook written by four Catholic University instructors — Matthew Green, associate professor of politics; Julie Yarwood, history instructor; Laura Daugherty, assistant professor of social work; and Maria Mazzenga, education archivist — was the subject of a Washington Post column.
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William D’Antonio, senior fellow, Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies, and associate researcher, sociology, was quoted in an Oct. 4 National Catholic Reporter article about issues that are important to Millennial Catholics in anticipation of the Synod of Bishops on the family.
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Pecknold published an essay in First Things.
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Rev. Anthony McLaughlin, assistant professor, canon law, was quoted in an Oct. 6 Washington Post article about the Synod of Bishops on the family.
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Stephen Schneck, director of the Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies and associate professor of polotics, was quoted in a Catholic News Service story which covered a conference cosponsored by IPR and the Franciscan Action Network on the influece of corporate money on public policy.
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Rev. Paul Sullins, associate professor of sociology and Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies fellow, was quoted in an Oct. 3 U.S. News & World Report article on the Synod of Bishops on the family.
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Rev. Anthony McLaughlin, assistant professor, canon law, was interviewed for an Oct. 5 Omaha (Neb.) World-Herald article about divorced Catholics and their relationship to the Church.
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Robert Christian, Ph.D. candidate in politics, had a story on Archbishop-Elect Cupich published by Time.
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Matt Green, associate professor of politics, was quoted in a Reuters story on the midterm election.
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Professor Andrew Simpson composed the score for newsreels discovered by the Library of Congress of the Washington Senators in game 7 of the 1924 World Series.
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Rev. John Beal, professor, canon law, and John Grabowski, associate professor, theology and religious studies, were quoted in an Oct. 1 Catholic News Service article about the annulment process in the Catholic Church.
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Kathleen Lane, visiting architecture lecturer, was quoted in a Washington Post Magazine story on the D.C. neighborhood of Swampoodle.
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A study beind conducted by Julio Bermudez, associate professor of architecture, on studying brain waves to see how landscape designs effect a person, was written about at NextCity.com.
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Clifford Fishman, professor of law, was quoted in a San Francisco Chronicle column about cameras and privacy.
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CUA junior Christiana Gellert was the subject of a story of college-aged students creating a summer ministry at their parish in New Jersey.
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The CUA School of Business and Economics co-hosted the a conference on solidarity and business with the Napa Institute Sept. 24-26 at Catholic University. The event was covered by Catholic News Service, and mentioned in a National Review article.
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John Grabowski, associate professor of moral theology and ethics, was quoted in a story on spirituality and technology.
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The St. Louis Review ran a preview story on the 2015 Cardinals Dinner.
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Associate Professor of Theology Joseph Capizzi was interviewed on the Pope's response to military action on EWTN News Nightly.
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Stephen Schneck, director of the Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies and associate professor of politics, was quoted in an article about this year’s midterm elections.
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Frank Persico, vice president for university relations, was interviewed on CatholicTV about the beginning of the school year, and the American Cardinals Dinner.
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V. Bradley Lewis, associate professor, philosophy, was quoted in a Sept. 19 National Catholic Register article about Congressional approval of President Barack Obama’s plan for stopping the Islamic State.
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Stephanie P. Davey, assistant dean of students, was quoted in a Sept. 18 Catholic News Service article about college programs aimed at reducing binge drinking.
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Chad Pecknold, associate professor, theology and religious studies, was quoted in a Sept. 21 Wall Street Journal article about the appointment of Most Rev. Blase Cupich, a CUA alumnus, as the new archbishop of Chicago.
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Chad Pecknold, associate professor, theology and religious studies, was quoted in Sept. 18 Rare article about attitudes toward religion among people under the age of 40.
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John Grabowski, associate professor of theology, and his wife Claire were interviewed on EWTN News Nightly on the upcoming World Meeting of Families. The Grabowskis are members of the Pontifical Council for the Family.
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Duilia de Mello, associate professor, physics, was featured in a full-page story in the Brazilian newspaper O Globo on June 13. The article focused on her career, the work she does with the Hubble Space Telescope, and the lack of women in science.
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Duilia de Mello, associate professor, physics, was interviewed for the August issue of the Brazilian science magazine Galileu about winning the award Diaspora Brazil, her career in astronomy, and the future of science.
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Martin Cordiner, research fellow, Institute for Astrophysics and Computational Sciences, was quoted in a Sept. 10 Daily Galaxy online article about what can be learned from the atmospheres of comets.
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William D’Antonio, senior fellow, Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies, and associate researcher, sociology, was quoted in a Sept. 11 Associated Press article about acceptance of gays and lesbians in U.S. religious congregations.
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Marie Raber, associate dean and associate professor, social work, was featured in a Q-and-A with OnlineMSWPrograms.com about the National Catholic School of Social Service online M.S.W. program.
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John Grabowski, associate professor, theology and religious studies, was quoted in a Sept. 15 Catholic News Agency article about the validity of the marriages Pope Francis witnessed on Sept. 14. in Rome.
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Andrew Abela, dean, business and economics, was featured in a Sept. 14 Washington Post article about deans of local business schools.
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Rev. Paul Sullins, associate professor of sociology, was quoted in a U.S.News & World Report story on the Leadership Conference of Women Religious.
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A blog by Robert Christian, doctoral candidate in politics, was published in the National Catholic Reporter.
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A Catholic News Service story quotes from a presentation given by Robert Destro, law professor, at the In Defense of Christians summit.
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Crux included The Catholic University of America in it's round up of top Catholic Colleges, based on the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings
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Robert Destro, professor of law, was quoted in AP brief about Obama's strategy to combat ISIL.
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Eileen Dombo, assistant professor of social service, was interviewed on WTOP on women in abusive relationships.
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Law Professor Clifford Fishman was quoted in a major investigative series by the Washington Post of the Equitable Sharing Program.
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Jospeh Capizzi, associate professor of theology, published an essay in Our Sunday Visitor on the religious literacy of students today.
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Joseph Capizzi, associate professor of theology and religious studies, was interviewed in a National Catholic Register article on stopping ISIS.
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Robert Destro, professor of law, was quoted in a National Catholic Register story on the regulation of abortion clinics.
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CUA has been named to two Catholic college guides — The Newman Guide, and the National Catholic Register Catholic Identity College Guide.
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Professor of Law Mary Leary was quoted in a story on whether those that view leaked photos of underage celebrities are guilty of looking at child pornography.
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At the end of the annual Mass of the Holy Spirit, Cardinal Donald Wuerl, Archbishop of Washington and chancellor of the University, issued a plea for solidarity with persecuted Christians.
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Victor Williams, clinical assistant professor of law, published a blog in the Huffington Post
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An Aug. 26 article of the Fast Company website detailed an entry by CUA architecture students in a contest by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture to redesign border crossings.
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V. Bradley Lewis, associate professor of philosophy, and Marshall Breger, professor of law, were interviewed by Catholic News Service on the Role of the Church in helping to end conflict in the Holy Land.
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President John Garvey critiqued New York Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to push for universal prekindergarten in a Catholic News Service column.
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Niki Akhavan, assistant professor, media studies, was interviewed for a May 7 BBC Persian television segment about Hollywood and history.
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Andrew Abela, dean, business and economics, and Joseph Capizzi, associate professor, theology and religious studies, were featured in a June 2 Legatus Magazine article about their book A Catechism for Business: Tough Ethical Questions and Insights from Catholic Teaching.
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Chad Pecknold, associate professor, theology and religious studies, was quoted in a June 23 Vox article about comments Pope Francis made about Italian gangsters.
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A June 25 Associated Press article noted that the National Symphony Orchestra will perform at Catholic University in 2015.
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Joseph Capizzi, associate professor, theology and religious studies, was quoted in an Aug. 19 Vox article about comments Pope Francis made regarding military actions in Iraq.
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Lucia Silecchia, professor, law, was quoted on estate planning in the August issue of U.S. Catholic magazine.
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Jon Anderson, professor, anthropology, wrote an analysis for the Eurasia Review website about the impact of new media on the Middle East.
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Matthew Green, associate professor of politics, was quoted in a National Catholic Reporter column on Aug. 18, 2014, on the chances of the GOP taking control of the Senate.
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Victor Williams, clinical assistant professor of law, published a blog in the Huffington Post on Jeff Sessions and the Deportation Caucus.
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Stephen Schneck, director, Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies, and associate professor, politics, was quoted in an Aug. 14 Catholic News Service article about Rep. Paul Ryan’s (R-Wis.) plan to reduce poverty in the United States.
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An Aug. 17 Zenit News Agency article reviewed the book A Catechism for Business: Tough Ethical Questions and Insights from Catholic Teaching, edited by Andrew V. Abela, dean of the School of Business and Economics, and Joseph E. Capizzi, associate professor of theology and religious studies.
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Monsignor Stephen J. Rossetti, clinical associate professor, theology and religious studies, was quoted in a June 13 Catholic News Agency article about the lessons that can be learned from the book and film The Fault in Our Stars.
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Michael Gorman, associate professor, philosophy, was quoted in a June 11 National Catholic Register article about the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops Ad Hoc Committee on Religious Liberty.
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Josh Shepperd, assistant professor, media studies, was quoted in a story about the history of radio in the classroom on American Public Media’s May 29 Marketplace Morning Report.
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A June 4 Catholic News Service article summarized a keynote delivered by Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, at "Erroneous Autonomy: The Catholic Case Against Libertarianism," a June 3 forum sponsored by the Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies.
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News outlets summarized the Commencement address given by San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers.
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Melissa Moschella, assistant professor, philosophy, was quoted in a May 28 Catholic News Agency/EWTN News article about the role Popes John XXIII and John Paul II played in fostering the theology of women.
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A June 4 Catholic News Service article summarized the 25th American Cardinals Dinner.
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Jennifer Paxton, clinical assistant professor, history, was quoted in a July 4 New York Times article about professors who film lectures for the company Great Courses.
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Stephen Schneck, associate professor, politics, and director, Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies, was quoted in a July 8 Religion News Service article about the religious identity of leading Republicans.
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John Garvey was interviewed for a June 12 Catholic New York article about Catholic education and the American Cardinals Dinner.
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Stephen Schneck, associate professor, politics, and director, Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies, was quoted in a June 20 National Catholic Reporter article about the drafting of an executive order banning federal contractor discrimination against sexual orientation.
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A June 5 Catholic Standard (Washington, D.C.) article detailed the Columbus School of Law Commencement on May 23.
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Timothy Meagher, associate professor, history, and University archivist, was quoted in a June 30 Sentinel and Enterprise article about a September conference on the history of the Irish in the Massachusetts.
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Mark Rienzi, associate professor, law, was quoted in a June 30 Catholic News Agency/EWTN News article about the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down the federal contraception mandate for some for-profit companies.
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Mark Rienzi, associate professor, law, was quoted in a July 3 New York Times article about a divide among Supreme Court justices on the issue of birth control.
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Kurt Martens, associate professor, canon law, was interviewed for a June 29 Washington Times article about the fate of a former archbishop defrocked for sex abuse.
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Janet A. Timbie, part-time associate professor, Semitics, was a guest on the May 14 edition of EWTN News Nightly to discuss a papyrus that allegedly claims Jesus had a wife.
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The May/June issue of gb&d magazine featured Harvest Home, Team Capitol DC’s entry in the 2013 Solar Decathlon. Team Capitol DC was comprised of students from CUA, George Washington University, and American University.
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Very Rev. Mark Morozowich, S.E.O.D., was interviewed for a May 2 segment on the canonization of John Paul II and John XXIII for TBS eFM Radio’s This Morning program (Seoul, South Korea).
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A May 14 Berwick Advertiser (Northumberland, England) article detailed the work of a group of CUA students on an archeological project in the local area.
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Robert Destro, professor, law, was quoted in an Aug. 11 National Catholic Register article about hospital-admitting requirements for abortion facilities.
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Martin Cordiner, research fellow, Institute for Astrophysics and Computational Sciences, was quoted in an Aug. 12 Physics.org story about the atmospheres surrounding comets.
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Andrew Abela, dean of the School of Business and Economics, was mentioned in an ITWorld.com story on how to display data.
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Rev. Robert Kaslyn, S.J., dean of the School of Canon Law, was quoted in a story on whether courts can require priests to break the seal of confession.
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John White, professor of politics, was quoted in a Huffington Post article on presidential vacations.
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Jeremy Filsell, part-time faculty member, music, was a featured performer on the May 5 edition of the radio program Pipedreams.
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Stephen Schneck, director of the Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies and associate professor of politics, was quoted in a July 21 Catholic News Service article about President Barack Obama’s July 21 executive order.
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Mark Rienzi, associate professor, law, was mentioned in a July 17 Catholic News Service article about a Senate bill that would make it unlawful to restrict abortion services.
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The work of two CUA archivists on the effect of World War I on U.S. Catholics was featured by Catholic News Service.
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Robert Destro, professor of law, was quoted in a July 31 Religion News Service article on the Satanists' challenge to the Hobby Lobby ruling.
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Andrew Abela, dean of the School of Business and Economics, published an article in the Tablet on the bussiness school and its mission.
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Rev. John Beal, professor of canon law, was quoted in an Our Sunday Visitory story on the seal of confession.
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John Grabowski, associate professor of moral theology, was quoted in an Aleteia.org story on the baptism of children of same-sex couples
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The Washington Post reviewed a recital by pianist John O'Connor, which was part of the Washington International Piano Festival at the School of Music.
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Associate Professor of Law Cara Drinan was quoted in a National Catholic Register story on the death penalty.
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On Wednesday, July 23, the Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies hosted a forum on family values featuring Senator Marco Rubio. Thirty media outlets attended the event, including the Washington Post, Washington Times, AP, Catholic News Service, EWTN, CNN, Fox News, ABC and NBC.
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Law Professor Mark Rienzi was profiled in a National Catholic Register story about his recent Supreme Court victories.
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Architecture Lecturer Travis Price and several CUA graduates were the focus of a Washington Post story on apartments made from shipping containers.
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Martha Cruz Zuniga, clinical assistant professor, economics, discussed the journey Central and South American migrants make to the U.S. border on the July 18 edition of EWTN News Nightly.
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Kurt Martens, associate professor of canon law, was quoted in a National Catholic Register story on baptisms of the children of same-sex couples.
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Robert Destro, professor of law, was quoted in a story on the Hobby Lobby Supreme Court Case in the National Catholic Reporter.
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CUA Student Amber Henry was quoted in a Catholic News Service story on the Theology of the Body.
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John Grabowski, associate professor of moral theology, was interviewed about traditional marriage.
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Robert Destro, professor of law, and Stephen Schneck, director of the Institute for Policy Research and Catholic Studies were interviewed by the National Catholic Register on July 10 on the implications of the White House's promised EDNA executive order on Catholic organizations.
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Lucia Silecchia, professor of law, appeared on EWTN News Nightly July 9 to discuss the topics of Vatican Bank reforms and Catholic media.
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Aaron Dominguez, now-dean, arts and sciences, was quoted in a story about his collaboration of physcists that built the Large Hadron Collider at CERN laboratory in Switzerland.
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Michael Gorman, associate professor of philosophy, and Bob Destro, law professor, were interivewed on Kresta in the Afternoon on Ave Maria Radio regarding the Hobby Lobby decision announced by the Supreme Court on June 30.
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University President John Garvey commented in the National Catholic Register on the Hobby Lobby decision’s implications for HHS lawsuits brought by religious nonprofits.
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Robert Destro, professor of law, published an op-ed in America Magazine on the Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores Supreme Court case.
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Melissa Moschella, assistant professor of philosophy, was interviewed outside of the Supreme Court on the outcome of Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services, et al, v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc.
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On June 26, the Supreme Court held 9-0 that a Massachusetts law providing a 35-foot protest-free zone outside abortion clinics in the state is an unconstitutional infringement of free speech. That case, McCullen v. Coakley, was argued personally by Law School Professor Mark Rienzi before the Justices in January.
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Melissa Moschella, assistant professor of philosophy, appeared on the Stossel show on Fox discussing whether the government should make it harder to get a divorce.
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Melissa Moschella, assistant professor of philosophy, appeared on EWTN News Nightly discussing the conviction of a Vatican diplomat
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Dean of the School of Business and Economics Andrew Abela published an op-ed on the Hobby Lobby Supreme Court case in the Daily Caller.
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V. Bradley Lewis, associate professor, philosophy, was quoted in a June 25 National Catholic Register article about U.S. involvement in Iraq as fighters from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria advance across the country.
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Maryann Cusimano Love, associate professor, politics, discussed the United States' use of drones to kill foreign terrorists on the June 24 edition of EWTN News Nightly.
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President John Garvey was quoted in a June 12 New York Times article about how U.S. bishops are attempting to match the tone of messages from Pope Francis.
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Cara H. Drinan, associate professor, law, was quoted in a June 9 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article about mandatory life sentences for juveniles.
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Stephen Gorbos, assistant professor, music, and Sara Pecknold, doctoral candidate, music, were quoted in a June 4 Catholic News Agency/EWTN News article about Estonian composer Arvo Pärt.
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CUA architecture students were challenged to rethink the Washington, D.C., skyline if current building height limitations didn't exist.
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Theology Professor Pim Valkenberg was interviewed by the National Catholic Register on the Pope's recent visit to the Holy Land.
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Msgr. Paul McPartlan, Carl J. Peter Professor of Systematic Theology and Ecumenism, was interviewed by John Burger with aleteia.org on the pope's trip to the Holy Land.
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Religio Magazine covered CUA's Baccalaureate Mass and the Homily by Archbishop Luis Antonio Tagle.
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Law Professor Lucia Silecchia was interviewed on EWTN News Nightly to discuss Pope Francis' meeting with the UN. See below around the 15 minute mark.
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Assistant Professor of Theology Chad Pecknold was interviewed by Catholic News Agency and Vox.com on the Black Mass re-enactment at Harvard University.
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A May 8 Associated Press profiled Marty Dowd, head men’s tennis coach. Dowd has been at CUA for 53 and is leading the team to its first-ever NCAA Tournament.
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Associate Professor of Law Cara Drinan was quoted in a National Catholic Register article on the death penalty.
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IPR Graduate Fellow Robert Christian examines a recent tweet from Pope Francis for Time Magazine.
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Michael Mack, associate professor, English, was interviewed about the 450th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s birthday on the April 23 edition of EWTN News Nightly.
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Law Professor Lucia Silecchia appears on EWTN News Nightly for an Earth Day discussion.
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Mary Leary, associate professor, law, was quoted in an April 21 New York Times article about Congressional legislated targeting a variety of sex crimes.
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Catholic News Service covered CUA's traditional outdoor Stations of the Cross.
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Andrew Abela, dean, business and economics, was featured in an April 16 Arlington (Va.) Catholic Herald article about his career and the relationship between ethics and the business world.
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Andreas Widmer, director of entrepreneurship, was interviewed by EWTN Nightly News about his former job as a member of the Swiss Guard serving under Pope John Paul II.
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How business leaders, graduates and students associated with the CUA School of Business and Economics say their goal is to transform how America does business.
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Senior Catilin Porter was interviewed by Catholic News Service on her Lenten devotion to prayer.
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David Jobes, professor of psychology, was quoted in a April 4 Newsweek article on suicide.
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Catholic News Service ran a story on a lecture by Archbishop of Baltimore William E. Lori at Catholic University on what it means to be Pro-Life today.
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An April 3 Rhode Island Catholic article profiled Provost James Brennan’s life and career.
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Melissa Moschella, assistant professor, philosophy, was interviewed on EWTN News Nightly on April 2 about remarks Pope Francis made on simplicity. Rev. Richard DeLillio commented for a story on Blessed John XXIII - "The Good Pope."
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Maria Sophia Aguirre, professor of economics, was quoted in an article on a congressional hearing, “The First One Thousand Days: Development Aid Programs to Bolster Health and Nutrition,
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John K. White, professor of politics, was quoted in an April 2 Washington Times story on the D.C. democratic primary.
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Politics Professor Stephen Schneck appeared on PBS Newshour March 27 to discuss the meeting between President Obama and Pope Francis.
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Very Rev. Mark Morozowich, dean, theology and religious studies, was quoted in a March 26 Our Sunday Visitor (Huntington, Ind.) article about fears of Catholic persecution in Ukraine.
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A Washington Post article reviewed the exhibit “Under the Influence: Reverberations of the Washington Color School,” which is sponsored by the Department of Art.
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Andrew Abela, dean of the School of Business and Economics, and Joseph Capizzi, associate professor of theology and religious studies, were interviewed recently about their book A Catechism for Business.
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Clifford Fishman, professor, law, was quoted in an ABA Journal article about two Supreme Court cases involving whether the police may search the contents of a cellphone seized incident to the lawful arrest of a criminal suspect.
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Very Rev. Mark Morozowich, dean, theology and religious studies, was interviewed for a March 14 Catholic News Service video about the possible impact on religious liberty in Ukraine if Crimea joins Russia.
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Students are participating in Habitat for Humanity projects and mission trips with the Office of Campus Ministry.
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President John Garvey wrote a reflection of Pope Francis’ first year in the papacy for the National Catholic Register.
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Catholic University Theology and Religious Studies professors Christopher Ruddy and Michael Root were quoted in a March 12, 2014, Catholic News Service article about the growing popularity of the observance of Lent among Protestants.
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Carlos Reimers, assistant professor, architecture, was interviewed by La Nacion of Paraguay on mechanisms of cooperation between the public and private sector to development public infrastructure for urban improvement of small Latin American cities.
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Rev. Mark Morozowich, dean of the School of Theology and Religious Studies, and a priest of the Ukrainian Eparchy of St. Josaphat in Parma, was interviewed March 4 by Catholic News Agency on how religious groups are uniting to oppose Russia's use of troops in Crimea
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Rev. Justin Ross, O.F.M. Conv., associate chaplain for liturgy and worship, was interviewed for a March 5 WJLA/News Channel 8 story about what people are giving up for Lent.
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Assistant Professor of Philosophy Melissa Moschella published an article in the National Review on parental rights.
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Assistant Professor of Philosophy Melissa Moschella was interviewed on EWTN News Nightly on changes in the Vatican and the election of new cardinals.
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John Grabowski, associate professor of moral theology, was quoted in a Feb. 26 story in the National Catholic Register on Facebook's expanded gender options.
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Rev. Robert Kaslyn, S.J., dean of the School of Canon Law, was quoted in a Catholic News Service article on the proper treatment of saints relics
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Very Rev. Mark Morozowich, dean, theology and religious studies, was a a guest on EWTN News Nightly on Feb. 19 to discuss the unrest in Ukraine.
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Melissa Moschella was interviewed by Religion & Ethics Newsweekly for a story on Edward Snowden.
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Associate Professor of Theology Rev. Michael Witczak was interviewed for a Christian Post story on Valentine's Day.
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Andrew Abela appeared on CatholicTV to speak about the school's one year anniversary.
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Student-athletes raised funds for Special Olympics D.C., as they participated in the 2014 Polar Bear Plunge on Feb. 7.
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Very Rev. Mark Morozowich, dean, theology and religious studies, was a guest on EWTN Live on Feb. 5 to discuss the Eastern Rite of the Catholic Church.
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Green was quoted in a Rueters story in the Chicago Tribune including analysis on the State of the Union.
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Abela's commentary in National Catholic Register remarks on why the idea of concrete love is useful to understanding Church teaching about the economy.
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John Grabowski, associate professor, theology and religious studies, was interviewed for a Catholic News Service video about the future of the pro-life movement.
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Cara Drinan talked about whether young criminal offenders convicted of murder and other serious crimes should be spared mandatory life sentences.
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Dean Andrew V. Abela of the School of Business and Economics, and Stephen Schneck, director of the Institute for Policy Research and Catholic Studies comment in this Washington Post article about President Obama's plan to meet with Pope Francis to discuss economic issues.
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Associate Professor Cara H. Drinan criticizes states that have implemented the high court's decisions in a way the 'flouts the spirit of the decisions.'
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Jamila Evans was interviewed on This is the Day on March for Life preparations.
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Chad Pecknold and Stephen Schneck were quoted in a Wall Street Journal story on Jan. 12, 2014, on the Pope's appointment of new cardinals.
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Law Professor Lucia Silecchia published an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal on Religious Freedom on Jan. 9.
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Catholic News Service produced two videos in which they talked to Very Rev. Mark Morozowich, dean of the School of Theology and Religious Studies, and Melissa Moschella, assistant professor of philosophy, about the Church in 2013 and expectations for 2014
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