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  • The 50 Best Podcasts of 2020

    Karna Lozoya, executive director, strategic communications, was mentioned in The Atlantic about The Catholic Project’s podcast, “Crisis: Clergy Abuse in the Catholic Church” listed as one of the 50 Best Podcasts of 2020. 

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  • One thing we should all agree on

    Catholic University was mentioned in CNN Opinion about the Tucson program helping immigrant communities.  

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  • Michael J. New, Ph.D. Headshot

    After adding major abortion expansions, Mass. lawmakers send budget bill to governor

    Michael New, visiting assistant professor, social research and political science, was mentioned in Catholic News Agency about Massachusetts governor budget plan that includes provisions to expand access to abortion.

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  • Melissa Moschella, Ph.D. Headshot

    The Covid Vaccine and The Pro-Life Movement

    Melissa Moschella, assistant professor, philosophy, published commentary on First Things and mentioned in Aleteia about the COVID-19 vaccine and the pro-life movement. 

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  • Maryann  Cusimano Love, Ph.D. Headshot

    Balancing Lives and Livelihoods: Catholics Clash Over Pandemic Positions

    Maryann Cusimano Love, associate professor, international relations, was quoted in National Catholic Register about finding a balanced solution to dealing with the pandemic requires dialogue and engagement between people of opposing views that Pope Francis talks about in “Fratelli Tutti.” 

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  • Matthew Green, Ph.D. Headshot

    How does the House of Representatives organize itself for a new Congress?

    Matthew Green, professor, politics, was interviewed by American Enterprise Institute (AEI) podcast about how the House organizes itself after an election. 

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  • D.C.'s newest private museum will be dedicated to the victims of communism

    Lee Edwards, professor of politics, was mentioned in the Washington Business Journal about D.C.'s newest private museum that will be dedicated to the victims of communism.

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  • New venture helps those trained in ministry apply skills in secular world

    Elena Nuñez Murdock, distinguished fellow, Ciocca Center, was featured in Crux about launching a new venture, Mission to Launch, to help those trained in ministry apply skills in the secular world. 

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  • Nicholas Dujmovic, Ph.D. Headshot

    CIA psychological profiler who labeled Trump ‘dangerous’ dies of covid-19 at 86

    Nicholas Dujmovic, assistant professor of politics, was quoted in The Washington Post about Jerrold M. Post's passing, a pioneering psychological profiler for the CIA. 

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Six Catholics are on the Supreme Court. What they should do on death penalty cases isn’t clear—or satisfying

    University President Garvey was mentioned in an America article on Catholic Supreme Court justices. 

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  • What are chemical signs of life beyond Earth?

    Heather Graham, university researcher, was quoted in a Chemical & Engineering News story on chemical signs of life beyond earth. 

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  • Mayor Regina Romero hopeful new higher education program could be boost to local job market

    The University’s partnership with Pima Community College was mentioned in a KGUN 9 news story on an avenue for economic development in the Tucson area. 

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    A Still Small Voice

    University President Garvey reflected on the still and quiet of the pandemic in his Catholic News Service column (via The Pilot). 

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  • Aaron Dominguez, Ph.D. Headshot

    AAAS Announces Leading Scientists Elected as 2020 Fellows

    Aaron Dominguez, provost, was named an American Association for the Advancement of Science fellow. 

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    10th Covenant House Sleep Out raised funds for increased needs

    University President John Garvey was mentioned in a Catholic News Service story report (via Crux) for participating in Covenant House’s annual Sleep Out. 

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  • Paul Scherz, Ph.D. Headshot

    A career to consider

    Paul Scherz, associate professor, moral theology and ethics, was quoted in Catholic News Service via Catholic Philly about Catholic medical ethicists.

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  • Very Rev. Mark Morozowich, S.E.O.D. Headshot

    University’s McGivney collection documents sainthood candidate’s legacy

    Very Reverend Mark Morozowich, dean and associate professor, liturgical studies and sacramental theology; and Maria Cecilia Ulrickson, assistant professor, American church history, were quoted in Catholic News Service via Our Sunday Visitor, and The Arlington Catholic Herald about the beatification of Rev. Michael McGivney and the archives collection on his legacy and impact on the Catholic Daughters of the Americas. 

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  • Here's How the Next President Could Fix America's Foreign Policy

    Gil Barndollar, senior fellow, CSS, published commentary on the National Interest on how to fix America’s foriegn policy.

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  • Julia Young, Ph.D. Headshot

    Mexico's request to the Catholic pope and Spanish monarchy for

    Julia Young, associate professor, history, was interviewed by This Morning radio show about Mexico's request for an apology from Spain and the Vatican.

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Amy Coney Barrett’s critics need to focus on real principles of democracy: John Garvey

    University President John Garvey published commentary on The Dialog about focusing on real principles of democracy with Amy Coney Barrett’s Senate confirmation.

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  • Foundations Are Moving More Money Into DAFs

    Roger Colinvaux, director, law and public policy program, and professor, law, was quoted by The Chronicle of Philanthropy about foundations shifting more dollars into donor-advised funds and how it’s violating the spirit of the rules. 

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  • Maryann  Cusimano Love, Ph.D. Headshot

    Covid-19 is a bomb, the fuse is misery

    Maryann Cusimano Love, associate professor, international relations, was interviewed by Vatican News about the coronavirus and explores areas where social inequalities are further exacerbated, and calls for a global ceasefire as invoked by Pope Francis and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.

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  • Michael  Pakaluk, Ph.D. Headshot

    The Purpose of ‘Fratelli Tutti’

    Michael Pakaluk, professor, ethics and social research, published commentary on The Catholic Thing about his take on the purpose of the encyclical.

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  • Morbid Safetyism

    Catherine Pakaluk, director and assistant professor, social research, published commentary of First Things and quoted in Catholic News Agency, examines a study “Car Seats As Contraception” and how car seat laws affect birth rates.

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  • Barrett’s nomination highlights women with large families; new research looks into the issue

    Catherine Pakaluk, director and assistant professor, social research, was interviewed by the Crux about her research project examining the contours of American childbearing and family formation. 

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  • Aaron Dominguez, Ph.D. Headshot

    Catholic University Founded to be ‘Guiding Light’ for Higher Education, Says Provost

    Aaron Dominguez, provost, and professor, physics, was interviewed by The Cardinal Newman Society about the unique offerings, and Catholic identity of Catholic University.

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  • Kamala Harris’s foreign policy, explained

    Justin Logan, director of programs, and research fellow, was quoted in VOX about Sen. Kamala Harris and forgien policy.

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  • Women's Ordination Conference surveys Catholic women in lay ministry

    Susan Timoney, associate dean, undergraduate studies, and associate professor, practice pastoral studies, was quoted in the National Catholic Reporter about Catholic women in lay ministry. 

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  • John K. White, Ph.D. Headshot

    Executive actions seen providing minimal boost to economy hit hard by COVID-19

    John Kenneth White, professor, politics, was interviewed by Catholic News Service about Trump’s executive actions regarding the pandemic and emergency response.

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  • Aaron Dominguez, Ph.D. Headshot

    Pandemic gives Catholic colleges an opportunity to focus on mission, community

    Aaron Dominguez, provost, and professor, physics, was interviewed by Our Sunday Visitor about what he has learned about CatholicU’s mission amid the pandemic and the challenges this year.

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  • America needs civility, and civic art can help

    C.J. Howard, assistant professor, architecture and planning, published commentary on Congress for New Urbanism about a proposal for an augmented confederate memorial site in Richmond.

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  • Nicholas Dujmovic, Ph.D. Headshot

    The Latest U.S. Tool to Fight Election Meddling: Text Messages

    Nicholas Dujmovic, assistant professor, intelligence studies, was quoted in The New York Times about the U.S. political influence operations.

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  • John K. White, Ph.D. Headshot

    Presidents, crises and revelations

    John Kenneth White, professor, politics, published commentary in The Hill about looking at the past and current presidents in a crisis and what it reveals about their presidency.

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  • Maryann  Cusimano Love, Ph.D. Headshot

    Bishop who survived Nagasaki atomic bombing speaks on 75th anniversary

    Maryann Cusimano Love, associate professor, international relations, was quoted in Aleteia about the 75th anniversary of the dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and  the meaning and implications of the United States’ decision to use the weapons at an online forum. 

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  • Coronavirus 'baby bust' could be worse than expected

    Catherine Pakaluk, assistant professor, social research and economic thought, was quoted in Catholic News Agency about a report that showed the economic shock caused by COVID-19, and social effects of the pandemic, could trigger a sharp decline in births.

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  • Sarah Helene Duggin, M.Div, J.D. Headshot

    If Joe Biden can’t serve his full term, Kamala Harris “cannot by constitutional law become president.”

    Sarah Duggin, professor, law, was quoted in a Politifact about misinformation of Sen. Kamala Harris and the Constitutional Law of becoming President. 

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Separation and neutrality

    University President John Garvey published commentary on The Boston Pilot about the establishment clause in the First Amendment. 

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  • Antonio F. Perez, J.D. Headshot

    German military bishop says US wants to 'hinder' International Criminal Court

    Antonio Perez, professor, law, was interviewed by Catholic News Agency about a statement from the military bishop of Germany regarding ICC jurisdiction over U.S. soldiers.

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  • Duilia de Mello, Ph.D. Headshot

    The Mars Rover and the Story of a Curious Little Girl

    Duilia de Mello, professor, physics, published commentary on Scientific American about the importance of inspiring young girls to study science.

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  • Andrew Yeo, Ph.D. Headshot

    South Korea’s New Southern Policy and ASEAN-ROK Relations

    Andrew Yeo, associate professor, politics, published commentary on The Diplomat about the president of South Korea, Moon Jae-in government's new southern policy.

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  • John K. White, Ph.D. Headshot

    It's 1980 in reverse

    John Kenneth White, professor, politics, published commentary in The Hill about comparing the presidential election in 1980 to now. 

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  • Msgr. Stephen J. Rossetti, D.Min., Ph.D. Headshot

    Chaplain says Washington Nationals' World Series run is 'story of faith'

    Msgr. Stephen Rossetti, research professor, pastoral studies, was featured in Catholic News Service about his recent talk at the Museum of the Bible about his work with the Washington Nationals. 

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Religious neutrality, the heart of separation of church and state

    University President John Garvey published commentary on Catholic Philly about religious neutrality. 

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  • Debate continues over removal of monuments, statues in US

    Stephen West, associate professor, history, was interviewed by EWTN News Nightly about confederate statues being removed.

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  • Jack Yoest, M.B.A. Headshot

    Welcome Back: Management Challenges in the Post-Pandemic Workforce

    Jack Yoest, assistant professor of practice, leadership and management, published commentary on The Stream about management challenges in the post pandemic workforce. 

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  • V. Bradley Lewis, Ph.D. Headshot

    Catholic Symbols of the Faith Targeted in Recent Statue Attacks

    Bradley Lewis, associate professor, philosophy, was quoted in the The National Catholic Register about Catholic statues being vandalized. 

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  • John K. White, Ph.D. Headshot

    Larry Hogan's hopes

    John Kenneth White, professor, politics, published commentary in The Hill about Maryland’s governor, Larry Hogan.

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  • Catholic U. class shows how architectural workspace affects mental health

    Robin Puttock, visiting assistant professor, architecture, was interviewed by Catholic News Service via Crux about her neuroarchitecture class and how architectural workspace affects mental health.

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  • How Universities Are Planning to Reopen Amid the Pandemic

    Catholic University was mentioned in Slate Magazine about plans on reopening for the fall semester.

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  • Brazilian students fear revocation of visa because of online classes

    Livia Lopes, assistant director, Latin American and Iberian Initiative, was interviewed by CNN Brasil on the new guidelines for the Fall 2020 semester announced by ICE with an impact on international students. 

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  • Nicholas Dujmovic, Ph.D. Headshot

    In Russian bounty debate, once again this administration lacks intelligence

    Nicholas Dujmovic, assistant professor, intelligence studies, published commentary in The Hill about the alleged Russian bounty scheme.

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  • Msgr. Stephen J. Rossetti, D.Min., Ph.D. Headshot

    An Evening With The Nationals' Chaplain

    Msgr. Stephen Rossetti, research professor, pastoral studies, was featured in WUSA9 about speaking at the Museum of the Bible about his work with the Washington Nationals. 

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  • Thoughts for the Fourth: Recalling the Freedoms Contained in the Declaration

    Lawrence Grayson, visiting scholar, philosophy, published commentary in the National Catholic Register about the Declaration of Indepence and the values which this country was founded on.

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  • Transitions: U. of North Carolina System Names New President; U. of Alaska President Steps Down

    Jo Ann Regan, dean, social service; and Thomas Smith, dean, arts and sciences, were mentioned in The Chronicle of Higher Education about being appointed to deans at Catholic University. 

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  • Why some colleges aren't reviewing SAT and ACT scores

    Chris Lydon, vice president for enrollment management and marketing, was quoted in Education Dive, about the University no longer considering ACT or SAT scores in admissions decisions.

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  • Michael J. New, Ph.D. Headshot

    Supreme Court’s abortion ruling raises stakes for election

    Michael New, visiting assistant professor, social research and political science, was quoted in Associated Press News about the Supreme court’s decision on Medical Services v. Russo. 

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  • How to Get a Big Break on the Cost of College: Just Ask

    Chris Lydon, vice president for enrollment management and marketing, was quoted in The Wall Street Journal about how the pandemic has shifted the landscape for colleges.

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    DACA remains in place, but Dreamers still in limbo

    University President John Garvey published commentary on The Hill about the Supreme Court's DACA ruling.

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  • David Cloutier, Ph.D. Headshot

    What the Experts Can’t Tell Us

    David Cloutier, associate professor, moral theology and ethics, published commentary on Commonweal about "reopening" and prudence. 

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  • Theater of memory: Confronting Confederate memorials

    Christopher Howard, assistant professor, architecture and planning, published commentary on The Hill about the fate of confederate memorials.

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  • The real villain of John Bolton’s Trump book is John Bolton

    Justin Logan, director of programs, and research fellow, was quoted in VOX about President Trump and John Bolton’s foreign policy. 

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  • Gil Barndollar, Ph.D. Headshot

    The US's latest move to oust Assad from Syria may only help him dig in further

    Gil Barndollar, military fellow, published commentary on Business Insider about the impact of the Caesar Act in Syria. 

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  • Supreme Court ruling on LGBTQ discrimination points to faith leaders' divide over gay rights

    Catholic University was mentioned in USA Today about the challenges of the Supreme Court’s ruling on on Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. 

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  • Nicholas Dujmovic, Ph.D. Headshot

    The C.I.A.’s Business Is Secrets, but It Is Recruiting Spies in the Open

    Nicholas Dujmovic, assistant professor, intelligence studies, was quoted in The New York Times about CIA recruiting practices.

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  • Matthew Green, Ph.D. Headshot

    Democrats whisper ‘Biden landslide’

    Matthew Green, professor, politics, was quoted in two Washington Examiner pieces about his analysis on the current presidential polls.  

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  • Michael  Kimmage, Ph.D. Headshot

    Stormy Weather

    Michael Kimmage, professor, history, published commentary on The American Interest about his review of Ideological Storms and its relevance to current politics.

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  • Educating Arizona

    Catholic University was featured in BizEd about the partnership with Pima Community College in Tucson, AZ to create a collaborative program in business management.

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  • David Cloutier, Ph.D. Headshot

    The Question of Immigration Is Almost Always Oversimplified

    David Cloutier, associate professor, moral theology and ethics, published commentary on Church Life Journal about immigration. 

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    LGBTQ Rights v. Religious Liberties

    University President John Garvey was quoted by Inside Higher Ed, and Washington Examiner about the challenges of the Supreme Court’s ruling on Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

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  • Msgr. Stephen J. Rossetti, D.Min., Ph.D. Headshot

    The Priesthood in the time of the COVID-19 Crisis

    Msgr. Stephen Rossetti, research professor, pastoral studies, was interviewed by Relevant Radio about the priesthood during the COVID-19 crsis. 

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  • Julia Young, Ph.D. Headshot

    Father-Daughter Bond Grows After Both Get Arrested at Protest

    Julia Young, associate professor, history, was interviewed by Voice of America about her upbringing and path to advocacy.

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  • Michael  Pakaluk, Ph.D. Headshot

    Asking Pardon and The 'Purification of Memory'

    Michael Pakaluk, professor, ethics and social philosophy, published commentary on The Boston Pilot about looking back at the "Day of Pardon" and the purpose of the ceremony including racism and the dignity of women.

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  • Mega-Rich Urged to Unleash $121 Billion for Desperate Charities

    Roger Colinvaux, director, law and public policy program, and professor, law, was quoted in Bloomberg about donor-advised funds. 

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Thousands of students to take online AP exams this week

    Catholic University and University President Garvey was mentioned in Politico about the University’s plan to reopen campus and having in person classes for the fall semester. The University and President Garvey was also mentioned in Catholic Philly via Catholic News Service about graduation plans affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. 

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  • Chen Guangcheng Headshot

    The U.S. and Allies Must Unite Against China's Corrupt Regime | Opinion

    Chen Guangcheng, distinguished fellow, IPR, published commentary on Newsweek about Hong Kong and the U.S. response.

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  • Chad C. Pecknold, Ph.D. Headshot

    A Procession Like No Other

    Chad Pecknold, associate professor, theology, published commentary on First Things about the Corpus Christi Procession.

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  • Michael J. New, Ph.D. Headshot

    Is Coronavirus Increasing Abortion Rates?

    Michael New, visiting assistant professor, social research and political science, published commentary on National Catholic Register and interviewed by "A Closer Look" via Relevant Radio about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on abortion rates in the U.S. and suggests how pro-lifers can respond.

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  • V. Bradley Lewis, Ph.D. Headshot

    Is This the American Apocalypse?

    Bradley Lewis, associate professor, philosophy, published commentary on National Catholic Register on how Catholic faith and Catholic intellectual tradition can help us make sense of these unprecedented challenges. 

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  • Joseph E. Capizzi, Ph.D. Headshot

    Scholars: Health, wealth both integral to society's managing of pandemic

    Joseph Capizzi, professor of moral theology and director of IHE, was mentioned in Catholic News Service about an online event about the coronavirus economic response where he moderated and touched on the principles of Catholic social teaching.

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  • John K. White, Ph.D. Headshot

    Is the glacier of political polarization finally cracking?

    John Kenneth White, professor, politics, published commentary on The Hill about political polarization.

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  • Rev. Michael Witczak, S.L.D. Headshot

    The Last Anointing

    Fr. Michael Witczak, associate professor, liturgical studies and sacramental theology, was quoted in The New York Times about the sacrament of the sick during the coronavirus pandemic.

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  • How college students can keep their career tracks running this summer

    The Center for Academic and Career Success, and Ryane Cheatham, associate director for employer relations and assessment, was mentioned in University Business about the Center’s resources for students who lost internships due to coronavirus pandemic and connecting students to micro-internships. 

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  • Aaron Dominguez, Ph.D. Headshot

    National Science Board Charts 2030 Vision

    Aaron Dominguez, provost, and professor, physics, was mentioned in American Institute of Physics about being nominated to serve on the National Science Board. 

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  • Jack Yoest, M.B.A. Headshot

    Deadly Quarantine: Accounting for Total Costs in a Pandemic

    Jack Yoest, assistant professor, leadership and management, published commentary on National Catholic Register about looking at the total costs in a Pandemic.

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Catholic University ditches SAT, ACT for admissions

    Catholic University and University President John Garvey was mentioned in Politico Education about the announcement that the University will no longer consider ACT or SAT scores in admissions decisions.

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  • A New Galactic Center Adventure in Virtual Reality

    Christopher Russell, researcher, physics, was mentioned in Nasa about presenting "Galactic Center VR" a new visualization that allows people to experience 500 years of cosmic evolution around the black hole at the center of the Milky Way.

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  • Antonio F. Perez, J.D. Headshot

    Can Trump legally deploy troops? Yes, say Catholic university law profs

    Antonio Perez, professor, law, was interviewed by Catholic News Agency about President Trump announcing to send U.S. troops into states to quell riots and the laws behind it.

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  • The Best Marketing Schools in the US to Hire From in 2020, According to Digital Marketing Agency Rating Platform

    Catholic University was listed on Yahoo Finance about being ranked by Digital Marketing Agency Rating Platform as one of the top marketing schools in the U.S. that brands can hire high quality talent from.

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  • Michael J. New, Ph.D. Headshot

    A Pro-Life Setback in Missouri

    Michael New, visiting assistant professor, social research and political science, published commentary on National Review about an administrative ruling that Missouri must renew the license of the Planned Parenthood facility in St. Louis.

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  • Duilia de Mello, Ph.D. Headshot

    Falcon 9 capsule with astronauts docked at the International Space Station

    Duilia de Mello, professor, physics, vice-provost, global strategies, was interviewed by CNN Brasil about the arrival of the SpaceX mission at the International Space Station.

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  • Explaining the Vatican’s lingering ambivalence on “zero tolerance”

    Fr. John Beal, professor, canon law, was quoted in Crux about the Catholic church’s “zero tolerance” policy. 

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  • 'The racial issue in the USA is very dramatic and has intensified with the arrival of Trump to power'

    Livia Lopes, assistant director of the Latin American Initiative, was interviewed by CBN Radio Station on the latest developments in Latin America, Brazil and the US.

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  • Catholic U grads get tweet speech

    The Arlington Catholic Herald reposted Catholic University's “Virtual Degree Conferral 2020” story, about President John Garvey and Chancellor Archbishop Wilton Gregory conferred degrees on 2020 graduates in virtual ceremonies on May 16, 2020.

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Catholic colleges work together to help students hit by closure

    University President John Garvey was quoted in Catholic News Agency about Catholic University partnering with Holy Family College to enroll students.

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  • Catholic Schools and the Common Good

    Stephen White, executive director, Catholic Project, published commentary on The Catholic Thing about Catholic schools and common good. 

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  • Robert A. Destro, J.D. Headshot

    Trump threatens to 'strongly regulate' or 'close down' social media platforms after Twitter fact check

    Robert Destro, professor, law, and assistant secretary of State for Human Rights, Democracy and Labor, was mentioned in USA Today about President Trump wanting to regulate social media platforms.

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  • Michael  Pakaluk, Ph.D. Headshot

    What Video Masses Can Teach Us about the Mass

    Michael Pakaluk, professor, ethics and social philosophy, published commentary on The Catholic Thing about what we can learn from video Masses about Mass and how it does not substitute for an in person Mass.

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  • Meet Benny Gantz, Israel's New Power Broker

    Michael Cozzi, Ph.D candidate, published commentary, and Marshall Breger, professor, Law, was quoted in Newsmax about Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Benjamin Gantz who will become prime minister. 

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  • Catholic psychologist calls domestic violence 'pandemic within a pandemic'

    Christauria Welland, faculty associate, Catholics For Family Peace Education and Research Initiative, was interviewed by Catholic News Service about calling domestic violence 'pandemic within a pandemic'.

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  • Catholic Friar uses award-winning baking skills to feed those in need

    Brother Andrew Corriente, fourth year graduate, divinity, was featured in Washingtonian, Fox5, WUSA9, Catholic News Service, Catholic Standard, and 13 News Now, about baking over 1,600 cookies for Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington’s food distribution.

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  • Mark Ferguson appointed Dean at The Catholic University of America School of Architecture and Planning

    The announcement of the new architecture and planning dean, Mark Ferguson, was featured in Archinect, and Architectural Digest, and was mentioned in The Chronicle of Higher Education

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  • US Fertility Rates Fall Again, and Coronavirus Could Make It Worse

    Catherine Pakaluk, assistant professor, social research and economic thought, was quoted in the National Catholic Register about the downward trend in birth rates and how the coronavirus pandemic could affect it. 

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  • Can Professors ‘Only Connect’ In The Age Of Zoom?

    Catherine Pakaluk, assistant professor, social research and economic thought, was quoted in Forbes about connecting with students online.

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  • Michael J. New, Ph.D. Headshot

    An Important Pro-Life Opportunity in Colorado

    Michael New, visiting assistant professor, business, published commentary on National Review about an effort in Colorado to use direct democracy to limit late-term abortions and how pro-lifers have been effective in their use of direct democracy.

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Extreme caution tops checklists for Catholic colleges to reopen in fall

    University President John Garvey was mentioned in Catholic News Service about the University’s plan to reopen campus and the safety precautions taken to keep the campus safe.

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  • Can bishops require Communion on the hand?

    Rev. James Bradley, assistant professor, canon law, was interviewed by Catholic News Agency about bishops prohibiting the distribution of Holy Communion on the tongue in an effort to prevent the spread of the virus.

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  • Former Swiss Guard: St. John Paul II Offered Witness of ‘Hope and Self-Giving’

    Mario Enzler, professor, finance, was interviewed by National Catholic Register about his insights on St. John Paul II’s sanctity and his encouragement to foster a life rooted in prayer and service.

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  • Time To Break Up The FBI?

    William Smith, director of the Center for the Study of Statesmanship, published commentary on The American Conservative about the FBI’s history and ways to reform the Bureau.

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  • No, We Can’t Just Get Along

    Jakub Grygiel, associate professor, politics, published commentary on The American Interest about the European Union-China diplomatic relations. 

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    The human costs of solitary confinement

    University President John Garvey published commentary on Catholic Philly via Catholic News Service about appreciating the human costs of solitary confinement.

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  • Michael Root, Ph.D. Headshot

    'Is Jesus’ body in space?' And other Ascension questions you didn’t know you had

    Michael Root, professor, systematic theology, was quoted by Catholic News Agency about the Ascension of Jesus Christ, and questions surrounding ascension. 

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  • Congress Set Aside $6 Billion for Emergency Grants for College Students. Here's Who Is Getting the Aid

    Catholic University was mentioned in Money about the CARES Act providing $14 billion for colleges and universities to give to students to help deal with expenses brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. 

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  • Seniors provide inspiration as St. Gabriel Parish adapts in challenging time

    Fr. Kevin Kennedy, adjunct professor, organizational development and leadership, was interviewed by Catholic Standard about how St. Gabriel’s parish has adapted to changes due the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  • Ukraine and the Clash of Civilizations

    William Smith, director of the Center for the Study of Statesmanship, published commentary on The National Interest about a path forward to a diplomatic solution for Ukraine.

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  • How Catholic Entrepreneurship Is Key to Rebuilding the Economy

    John Egan, assistant professor, strategic marketing, published commentary on National Catholic Register on how Catholic entrepreneurship is key to rebuilding the economy.

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  • Come Together: Building Community During The Coronavirus Crisis

    Brian Becker, director, small-business outreach, was quoted in BizEd on how the Ciocca Center is helping small businesses.

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  • Kurt Martens, J.C.D. Headshot

    Catholic bishop suspends priest and issues trespass order over blog about clergy sex abuse

    Kurt Martens, professor, canon law, was quoted in The Washington Post about a Catholic bishop suspending a priest and issues trespass order over blog about clergy sex abuse.

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  • Add to list A virtual celebration for Howard University’s Class of 2020

    Catholic University was mentioned in The Washington Post about the University’s plans on virtual and in-person commencement.

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  • Jay W.  Richards, Ph.D. Headshot

    What Catholic business ethics brings to the coronavirus crisis

    Jay Richards, assistant research professor, was quoted in Catholic News Agency about Catholic business ethics and how it can help the recovery efforts of the coronavirus pandemic.

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  • David Cloutier, Ph.D. Headshot

    Why social trust is essential for the common good

    David Cloutier, associate professor, moral theology and ethics, published commentary on U.S. Catholic about social trust being a key part of the common good.

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  • Andrew Yeo, Ph.D. Headshot

    North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un’s Return Affirms Status Quo in Talks

    Andrew Yeo, associate professor, politics, was quoted in The Wall Street Journal about what’s next for North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Commencement ’20: College Graduations During a Pandemic

    University President John Garvey, and Ann Vogel, senior, mechanical engineering, were quoted in the National Catholic Register about colleges and universities commencement plans during a pandemic. 

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  • Catholic university stages a 'digital play' amid quarantine

    Broadway World posted “The Show Must Go On!” story written by Ellen Woods, director of creative services and managing editor, CatholicU Magazine; and Eleanor Holdridge, associate professor and chair, drama department; and Marie Kottenstette, senior, English and drama major, were interviewed by Catholic News Agency, and WUSA9 about the Department of Drama staging a digital version of Shakespeare's Measure for Measure.

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  • Andrew Yeo, Ph.D. Headshot

    What Happens to the North Korean People if Kim Jong-un Dies?

    Andrew Yeo, associate professor, politics, published commentary on The National Interest examining human rights in North Korea in a post Kim Jong-un scenario.

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  • The Daily Break: Meet the friar who combined flour and faith to win the ‘Great American Baking Show’

    Brother Andrew Corriente, third year graduate, theology major, was featured in The Washington Post about life after winning ‘The Great American Baking Show.’

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  • Duilia de Mello, Ph.D. Headshot

    The Stars Could Help Unify Us

    Duilia de Mello, professor, physics, published commentary on Scientific American about the 30th anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope and how looking at the stars during the current COVID-19 crisis could bring people closer together.

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  • Maryann  Cusimano Love, Ph.D. Headshot

    Coronavirus: We've social distanced before. We can keep doing it today.

    Maryann Cusimano Love, associate professor, international relations, published commentary on USA Today about the history of social distancing and why we can social distance now.

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  • Chen Guangcheng Headshot

    Chinese human rights scholar sounds alarm on Chinese government: poses threat to ‘all humanity’

    Chen Guangcheng, distinguished fellow, IPR, was featured in Catholic News Agency and The College Fix about his discussion on the CCP and the most important lessons to learn from the pandemic.

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  • Msgr. Stephen J. Rossetti, D.Min., Ph.D. Headshot

    Pause in professional sports could lead to lessons in faith

    Msgr. Stephen Rossetti, research professor, pastoral studies, was interviewed by EWTN News Nightly about baseball and sports paused due to the pandemic could lead to lessons in faith.

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  • Melissa Moschella, Ph.D. Headshot

    Is homeschooling ‘dangerous’? Parents, former students respond to Harvard professor

    Melissa Moschella, assistant professor, philosophy, was quoted by Catholic News Agency about homeschooling and end of life care surrounding the pandemic.

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  • Franciscan University to cover fall 2020 tuition costs for incoming students

    Chris Lydon, vice president for enrollment management and marketing, was quoted by Catholic News Agency about the effects on enrollment next semester due to the pandemic.

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  • Post-pandemic resolutions: Stay in touch, learn acceptance, go for walks

    Susan Timoney, associate dean, undergraduate studies, and associate professor, practice pastoral studies, was quoted by Catholic News Service about what she misses and resolutions for the future after the stay at home orders lift. 

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  • Air Pollution, COVID-19 and Earth Day

    Maryann Cusimano Love, associate professor, international relations, published commentary on Scientific American about environmental protections and how places with more pollution have more coronavirus deaths.

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  • Aaron Dominguez, Ph.D. Headshot

    Catholic University provost named to National Science Board

    Aaron Dominguez, provost, and professor, physics, was featured on Catholic News Agency about being nominated to serve on the National Science Board.

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  • Prepare now for post-pandemic ministry, church professionals urge

    Mario Enzler, professor, finance, was interviewed by Catholic News Service about preparing for post-pandemic ministry.

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  • Private university coming to Tucson has local business leaders lining up to collaborate

    Catholic University was featured in Arizona Daily Star and KGUN9 about launching a collaborative program in business management with Pima Community College, in Tucson, AZ.

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  • Melissa Moschella, Ph.D. Headshot

    Curbing Religious Freedom? Ignoring Deaths Caused by Unemployment? Answering the Trickiest Pandemic Questions

    Melissa Moschella, assistant professor, philosophy, was quoted by Christian Broadcasting Network about answering moral pandemic questions.

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  • Podcast: Meet the Franciscan who won ‘The Great American Baking Show’

    Brother Andrew Corriente, theology major, was interviewed by America’s Jesuitical podcast about the spiritual benefits of baking and what he’s been making for his Franciscan community under quarantine.

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  • David Cloutier, Ph.D. Headshot

    A time to examine our choices: Theologians discuss pope’s call to rethink consumption

    David Cloutier, associate professor, moral theology and ethics, was quoted in Catholic News Agency about Pope Francis' Easter letter to NGOs, emphasizing the need to slow down and rethink consumption during the pandemic.

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  • Exclusive: FDA may have dropped standards too far in hunt for chloroquine to fight coronavirus - sources

    Stephen Payne, dean and professor, law, was quoted in Reuters about the FDA’s quality-control standards in regard to Chloroquine donation to the United States. 

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  • Cara H. Drinan, J.D. Headshot

    Cara H. Drinan column: Clemency in a time of COVID-19

    Cara Drinan, professor, law, published commentary on Richmond Times-Dispatch about Clemency during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

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  • A Coronavirus Strategy Memo to Chairman Xi

    Jakub Grygiel, associate professor, politics, published commentary on National Review about a memo to Chairman Xi on the strategic benefits of the coronavirus. 

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  • Andrew Yeo, Ph.D. Headshot

    South Korea ruling party wins big parliamentary majority

    Andrew Yeo, associate professor, politics, was quoted in AFP via Yahoo News about South Korea's election victory and how the coronavirus pandemic had an effect on the win.

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  • Catholic Business Owners Find Ways to Help Coronavirus Victims

    Brian Becker, director, small-business outreach, was quoted in National Catholic Register on how the Center is helping small businesses.

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  • States with the Most Affected Small Businesses due to Coronavirus

    Brian Becker, director, small business outreach, was interviewed by WalletHub about states with the most affected small businesses due to Coronavirus. 

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  • Michael Root, Ph.D. Headshot

    Why Christians believe in resurrection, not reincarnation

    Michael Root, professor, systematic theology, was quoted in Catholic News Agency about why Christians believe in resurrection, not reincarnation.

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Sense of smell

    University President John Garvey published commentary in Catholic Standard about losing his sense of smell after contracting a mild case of COVID-19.

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Mourning the “loss” of the Mass

    University President John Garvey published commentary on Aleteia about Mass being an act of public worship. 

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    With Holy Week hushed by a pandemic, the pope does social distancing his own way

    University President John Garvey was quoted in The Washington Post about Holy Week’s changes by the Pope due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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  • National Public Health Week: COVID-19 From the Front Lines

    Venigalla Rao, professor, biology, was featured in The American Society for Microbiology about public health professionals on the front lines fighting COVID-19 and his research on microbes, and bacteriophage T4, that can be used to develop vaccines for diseases such as COVID-19.

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  • Kurt Martens, J.C.D. Headshot

    Acquitted Cardinal Pell Remains a Polarizing Figure in Australia, Church

    Kurt Martens, professor, canon law, was quoted in The Wall Street Journal about the reversal of Cardinal George Pell’s conviction on child sex-abuse charges in Australia.

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  • Jack Yoest, M.B.A. Headshot

    7 tips for taking on-the-ground courses online

    Jack Yoest, assistant professor, leadership and management, published two commentaries on University Business and The Daily Signal about tips on an effective online education.

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  • John K. White, Ph.D. Headshot

    History's lessons for Donald Trump

    John White, professor, politics, published commentary on The Hill about important history lessons to learn from.  

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  • Student Spotlight: Ayda Rajab, The Catholic University

    Ayda Rajab, senior, biomedical engineering major with a minor in computer science, was featured in Quality of Life Plus about her work with a team to create golfing assists for people with hand transplants.

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  • As stay-at-home orders may increase domestic abuse, Catholic Charities provides resources for aid

    Catholics For Family Peace was mentioned in Catholic Standard and Catholic Philly about an increase in domestic abuse due to stay at home orders and resources to help. 

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  • John K. White, Ph.D. Headshot

    Is U.S. political system for everyone?

    John White, professor, politics, was interviewed by Indus News TV, Scope show about the U.S. political system. 

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  • Julia Young, Ph.D. Headshot

    The American Council of Learned Societies Announces the 2020 Grantees and Fellows of the Luce/ACLS Program in Religion, Journalism & International Affairs

    Julia Young, associate professor, history, was mentioned in Markets Insider about receiving a grant from The American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) on her research titled, The Revolution Is Afraid: Mexican Catholic Nationalism and the Unión Nacional Sinarquista.

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  • Gil Barndollar, Ph.D. Headshot

    U.S. AND IRAN PREPARE FOR ESCALATION IN IRAQ, WHERE CORONAVIRUS MAY MAKE CONFLICT WORSE

    Gil Barndollar, military fellow, was quoted in Newsweek about tensions between the U.S. and Iran and the effects of the pandemic.

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  • Venigalla B. Rao, Ph.D. Headshot

    Catholic University makes vaccine work free for coronavirus research

    Venigalla Rao, professor, biology, and Catholic University, was featured in Catholic News Agency about offering royalty-free licenses to his vaccine delivery-related patents to help fight the coronavirus.

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  • Michael J. New, Ph.D. Headshot

    Ten Years after Obamacare, Pro-Life Concerns Are Proven Right

    Michael New, visiting assistant professor, social research and political science, published commentary on National Review about the 10th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act.

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  • Rev. Michael Witczak, S.L.D. Headshot

    Pandemic narrows Americans' cultural distance from death and dying

    Fr. Michael Witczak, associate Professor, liturgical studies and sacramental theology, was quoted in National Catholic Reporter about the role of the funeral liturgy during a pandemic.

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  • Pandemic economics create widespread upheaval, opportunities for reform

    Maria Mazzenga, curator of the American Catholic History Research Center, was quoted in National Catholic Reporter about the pandemic and Catholic social teaching. 

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  • Chad C. Pecknold, Ph.D. Headshot

    ‘Complete Lack Of Catholic Instinct’: Catholics React To Leaders Canceling Meatless Lenten Obligations Due To Coronavirus

    Chad Pecknold, associate professor, theology, was quoted in The Daily Caller about dioceses dispensing Catholics from their obligation to abstain from meat on Fridays during Lent.

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  • People with disabilities are afraid they will be denied health care because of coronavirus

    Margaret Breihan, learning specialist, disability support services, and graduate student, social work, was interviewed by USA Today about her concerns on health care for people with disabilities due to the outbreak.

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  • Scenes From College Classes Forced Online By COVID-19

    Simon Rodberg, adjunct professor, education, was interviewed by EdSurge about his experience teaching online due to the coronavirus.

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  • Catholic universities, and a high school, donate medical supplies to hospitals

    The latest news story on Conway School of Nursing donating medical supplies to Holy Cross Hospital was mentioned in Catholic News Service.

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  • What an Effective Online Education Includes

    Jack Yoest, assistant professor, leadership and management, published commentary, and Aaron Dominguez, provost, was quoted in The Daily Signal about what an effective online education includes.

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  • Very Rev. Mark Morozowich, S.E.O.D. Headshot

    Religious find inventive techniques of caring for community in isolation

    Fr. Mark Morozowich, dean and associate professor, liturgical studies and sacramental theology was quoted in Catholic News Service about priests and women religious becoming beacons of hope and finding unconventional ways to help those in need during the pandemic.

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  • Sheryl Sandberg, Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively and Others Give to Help During Pandemic (Gifts Roundup)

    Catholic University and Conway School of Nursing were mentioned in The Chronicle of Philanthropy about the announcement of an additional $20 million gift from the Conways to help with the construction of a new nursing building on the University's campus.

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  • Former Swiss Guard: the elderly are 'united in prayer' in coronavirus hit-Italy

    Mario Enzler, professor, finance, was interviewed by Catholic News Agency about his parents' experience in Bergamo, Italy during the pandemic and how the elderly are united in prayer.

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  • Coronavirus, Italy and Sacred Music (March 21)

    Jacqueline Leary-Warsaw, dean and professor, music, was interviewed by EWTN Register Radio about the positive effects of listening to music as we live through this Coronavirus crisis.

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  • Peruvian bishop rescinds permission for confession by phone

    Rev. James Bradley, assistant professor, canon law, was quoted in Catholic News Agency about the sacrament of confession as a Peruvian bishop rescinds permission for confession by phone.

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  • The view from Bergamo, Italy, where at least 11 priests have died from the coronavirus

    Mario Enzler, professor, finance, was featured in Aleteia about Bergamo, Italy losing at least 11 priests to COVID-19.

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  • Jay W.  Richards, Ph.D. Headshot

    Should We Fast for the Poor During the Coronavirus Crisis?

    Jay Richards, assistant research professor, published commentary on The Stream about fasting for the poor during the coronavirus outbreak.

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  • Vladimir Putin’s Encirclement of Europe

    Jakub Grygiel, associate professor, foregin policy, published commentary on National Review about his analysis on Russia and its encircling of Europe.

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    University President John Garvey COVID-19 Test Result

    University President John Garvey has been mentioned in Inside Higher Ed, The Washington Post, The College Fix, WTOP, Fox 5, Catholic News Service, National Catholic Register, The Crux, The Washington Times, International Business Times, Popville, and Breitbart News, about testing positive for the COVID-19 virus. 

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  • Catholic University Receives $20 Million for Nursing, Science Building

    Catholic University and Conway School of Nursing was featured in Philanthropy News Digest about the announcement of an additional $20 million gift from the Conways to help with the construction of a new nursing building on the University's campus.

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  • Confession by phone, Skype, or emoji? Could it happen during coronavirus pandemic?

    Rev. James Bradley, assistant professor, canon law, was quoted in Catholic News Agency about the limits of what can be done online to accessing and offering the sacraments of the Church during the outbreak of coronavirus. 

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  • Why Have Mass With No One There?

    Rev. James Bradley, assistant professor, canon law, was quoted in National Catholic Register about why masses celebrated in private are spiritually beneficial to all Catholics during the suspension of masses.

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  • Michael J. New, Ph.D. Headshot

    Biden Misleads on His Previous Support for the Hyde Amendment

    Michael New, visiting assistant professor, social research and political science, published commentary in National Review, interviewed by Kresta in the Afternoon via Ave Maria Radio, and issues Etc. about Joe Biden's comments on the Hyde Amendment during Sunday's Presidential debate. 

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  • Andreas Widmer, M.A. Headshot

    Using the lockdown for good: CUA professor shares his family's experience

    Andreas Widmer, clinical assistant professor and director of entrepreneurship programs, was featured on Catholic News Service about his experience being on lockdown in Italy during the coronavirus. 

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Coronavirus and 'Hollywood Squares'

    President John Garvey published commentary on The Boston Pilot about teaching students online during the coronavirus outbreak.

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  • Cara H. Drinan, J.D. Headshot

    The Crisis of America’s Disconnected Youth—and How to Connect Them

    Cara Drinan, professor, law, was mentioned in The Crime Report about her book, The War on Kids: How American Juvenile Justice Lost Its Way on the number of youth incarcerated and the effects of it. 

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  • Coronavirus and the collection basket: Parishes feel quarantine cash crunch

    Mario Enzler, professor, finance, was interviewed by Catholic News Agency about recommendations for parishes concerned with the loss of access to in-person parish collections due to the coronavirus.

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  • Jennifer Paxton, Ph.D. Headshot

    St. Patrick's Day Myths

    Jennifer Paxton, clinical assistant professor, history, was interviewed by WJLA about St. Patrick’s Day myths. 

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  • Lessons from past pandemics: Disinformation, scapegoating, and social distancing

    Lawrence Poos, professor, history, published commentary on Brookings about the lessons of past pandemics. 

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  • Julio Bermudez, Ph.D. Headshot

    Office, park or at home: where we can think and work best

    Julio Bermudez, professor, architecture and planning, was mentioned in GQ Germany about his research on architectural phenomenology, how architecture affects people's mental states.

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  • Coronavirus planning: Schools close, change schedules, extend breaks

    University president John Garvey was quoted in The Daily Caller, and Catholic University was mentioned in WTOP, NBC Washington, and DCist, about the University’s response to the coronavirus outbreak for the University community.

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  • Matthew Green, Ph.D. Headshot

    NC’s Mark Meadows: The Right’s new ally in the West Wing

    Matthew Green, professor, politics, was quoted in NC Policy Watch about North Carolina Republican Rep. Mark Meadows becoming Chief of Staff.

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  • Rev. Michael Witczak, S.L.D. Headshot

    Coronavirus fears pose dilemma for Communion wafer, wine

    Father Michael Witczak, associate professor of liturgical studies and sacramental theology, was interviewed by The Washington Times about receiving the Eucharist by hand instead of the tongue. 

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  • Jennifer Paxton, Ph.D. Headshot

    From Ireland to Boston, coronavirus shuts down St. Patrick’s Day parades

    Jennifer Paxton, clinical assistant professor of history, was quoted by The Washington Post about the history of St. Patrick. 

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  • Hundreds of D.C.-area students returning from studying abroad are told to spend two weeks in isolation

    Catholic University was mentioned in the National Interest, and Lawrence Morris, chief of staff and counselor to the president, was interviewed by The Washington Post about the University’s response to the coronavirus outbreak for students studying abroad. 

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  • We Hung Out With the Local Friar Who Won “The Great American Baking Show”

    Brother Andrew Corriente, theology major, was interviewed by Washingtonian about winning The Great American Baking Show.

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  • Fidelity Loses Early Bid to Toss Philanthropy Tax Lawsuit

    Roger Colinvaux, director, law and public policy program, and professor, law, was quoted in Bloomberg Tax about the Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund lawsuit.

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  • Very Rev. Mark Morozowich, S.E.O.D. Headshot

    What we can learn from the women deacons of the early Eastern Christian church

    Father Mark Morozowich, dean and associate professor, liturgical studies and sacramental theology, was interviewed by America about deaconesses and the role of women in the Catholic Church.

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  • David Cloutier, Ph.D. Headshot

    Can Catholics eat the Impossible Burger during Lent? Sure — but it’s kind of missing the point, experts say.

    David Cloutier, associate professor, moral theology and ethics, was quoted in The Washington Post about Lent abstinence practices and plant-based burgers.

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  • 25 Best Colleges for Civil Engineering 2020

    Catholic University and The School of Engineering were mentioned in GradReports about being ranked as one of the 25 best colleges in civil engineering.

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  • President Trump is weak against Bernie Sanders in foreign affairs

    William Smith, director of the Center for the Study of Statesmanship, published commentary on The Hill about President Trump and Bernie Sanders foreign affairs campaigns.

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  • Catholic U. researcher among those watching for Betelgeuse supernova

    Gioia Rau, research assistant professor, physics, was interviewed by WTOP about the supergiant star Betelgeuse in anticipation of its explosion into a supernova.

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  • Meet the friar who combined flour and faith to win the ‘Great American Baking Show’

    Brother Andrew CorrienteOFM Cap, theology major, was interviewed by The Washington Post about his experience and learnings from winning ‘The Great American baking Show.’

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  • The Best Marketing Schools In the US To Hire From In 2020

    Catholic University and The Busch School of Business were mentioned in TopMarketingCompanies.com about being named one of the best marketing schools in the US to hire from in 2020.

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  • David A. Jobes, Ph.D., ABPP Headshot

    We tell suicidal people to go to therapy. So why are therapists rarely trained in suicide?

    David Jobes, professor, psychology, was quoted in USA Today about sucide prevention and his Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS) approach to treating suicidal patients.

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  • After 50 years, NPR upholds public broadcasting’s founding values

    Josh Shepperd, assistant professor, media and communications, co-published commentary on Current about commemorating NPR’s 50th anniversary and the origin and purpose of public media.

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  • EVERY BRILLIANT THING Comes to Florida Rep's ArtStage Studio Theatre

    Eleanor Holdridge, chair, drama department, and associate professor, drama, was mentioned in Broadway World about leading the creative team for the play, "Every Brilliant Thing" at the Florida Repertory Theatre.

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  • Msgr. Stephen J. Rossetti, D.Min., Ph.D. Headshot

    These 40 Days: Gearing Up for a Life-Changing Lent

    Msgr. Stephen Rossetti, research professor, pastoral studies, was quoted in the National Catholic Register about Lent and what it means to prepare for a major event. 

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  • Julio Bermudez, Ph.D. Headshot

    Q & ABE EPISODE 2.4

    Julio Bermudez, professor, architecture and planning, was interviewed by Lincoln's Cottage podcast, episode titled “What’s the Cottage Worth” about President Lincoln’s Cottage and the value of the historical property.

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  • David Cloutier, Ph.D. Headshot

    Nursing, med students tackle difficult issues with a Catholic mindset

    David Cloutier, associate professor, moral theology and ethics was quoted in Our Sunday Visitor about ways faith is integrated into degrees in the health field.

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  • Brian T. Engelland, Ph.D. Headshot

    Educators stress Catholic values needed for success in business

    Brian Engelland, associate dean, academics, and professor, marketing, was quoted in Our Sunday Visitor about Catholic business programs preparing students in the workplace.

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  • Niki Akhavan, Ph.D. Headshot

    Ethics and media meet at Catholic university programs

    Niki Akhavan, associate professor, media studies, was quoted in Our Sunday Visitor about ethics and media.

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  • Aaron Dominguez, Ph.D. Headshot

    Catholic institutions refuse to disintegrate faith from science, says Newman president

    Aaron Dominguez, provost, and professor, physics, was quoted in Our Sunday Visitor about faith and science.

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  • How the U.S. Capitol's Design Was Chosen By Public Competition

    Christopher Howard, assistant professor, architecture and planning, was quoted in HowStuffWorks about the U.S. Capital’s Design.

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Women and men

    University President John Garvey published commentary on The Arlington Catholic Herald via Catholic News Service about the success of women and male virtues.

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  • Matthew Green, Ph.D. Headshot

    Q&A with Matthew Green

    Matthew Green, professor, politics, was interviewed by C-SPAN about history and notable speakers. The interview will air on Sunday, Feb. 23 at 8 and 11 p.m.

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  • New CNN Original Series: 'The Windsors'

    Laura Mayhall, associate professor, history, appeared in the CNN documentary "The Windsors: Inside the Royal Dynasty" on Feb. 16 and 23.

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  • Finding hope amid crisis this Lenten season

    Lawrence P. Grayson, visiting scholar, philosophy, published commentary in Our Sunday Visitor about finding hope during Lent season.

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  • Netflix’s ‘Messiah’ tests the faith of its characters (and its audience)

    Wilhelmus (Pim) Valkenberg, professor, religion and culture, was interviewed by America about the Netflix series, Messiah and Jesus’ presence in Islam. 

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  • Matthew Green, Ph.D. Headshot

    Network: No grade for the Senate because it did nothing

    Matthew Green, professor, politics, was quoted in National Catholic Reporter about a report from Network Lobby for Catholic Social Justice on the senate considering bills.

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  • Gil Barndollar, Ph.D. Headshot

    A Tale Of Two Veterans On The New Hampshire Trail

    Gil Barndollar, military fellow, published two commentaries on American Conservative about the democratic debate in New Hampshire and the views of veterans Buttigieg and Gabbard on their New Hampshire trail.

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  • The Great American Baking Show and Brother Andrew Corriente

    Brother Andrew Corriente, theology major, was interviewed by National Catholic Register about his win on The Great American Baking Show.

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  • Mary G. Leary, J.D. Headshot

    DiMarzio ‘ready, willing and able’ to defend himself, as lawsuit faces delay

    Mary Leary, professor, law, was quoted in Crux about the intention to file a lawsuit with an allegation of abuse against Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio.

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Catholic colleges finally win independence from the federal Labor Board

    University President John Garvey published commentary on America Magazine about Catholic colleges winning independence from the federal Labor Board. 

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  • Michael  Kimmage, Ph.D. Headshot

    What Will the History Books Say About This Impeachment?

    Michael Kimmage, professor and department chair, history, published commentary on Politico about what the impeachment process’ lasting effects will be described as in future history books.

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  • John K. White, Ph.D. Headshot

    A Catholic case for Joe Biden

    John Kenneth White, professor, politics, published commentary in National Catholic Reporter about making a case for Joe Biden through Catholic social teaching and traditions.

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  • In a Long History of Sexist Ads and Outrage, It’s the Apology That’s New

    Paul Radich, assistant professor, marketing and social thought, was quoted in The New York Times about advertisements and the shift in how people view commercials.

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  • Andrew V. Abela, Ph.D. Headshot

    Catholic University of America’s business school focuses on ethics in the marketplace

    Andrew Abela, dean, associate professor, marketing, was interviewed by Crux about the Busch School and it’s focus on ethics in the marketplace.

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  • EWTN Live - 2020-01-30 - 01/29/20 Dr. Anthony Rizzi

    Jacqueline Leary-Warsaw, dean and professor, music, was featured on EWTN Live hosting and produced the "In Concert" series broadcasted on 1/29/20.

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  • Brother Baker: The Local Monk Who Won The Great American Baking Show

    Brother Andrew Corriente, theology major, was interviewed by The Kojo Nnamdi Show about his win on The Great American Baking Show.

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  • Now you can get a Master’s in Human Rights at Catholic University

    The Institute for Human Ecology was featured on Aleteia about the Master program in Human Rights.

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  • 92 Hidden Gems and Attractions in Washington

    Catholic University was mentioned in the Washingtonian as one of 92 hidden gems and attractions in Washington.

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  • Msgr. Kevin W. Irwin, S.T.D. Headshot

    Pope Francis uses liturgy to help ‘hear the voice of the Lord and feel welcomed’

    Msgr. Kevin Irwin, research professor, theology, was interviewed by the Crux about his new book, Pope Francis and the Liturgy: The Call to Holiness and Mission, and how liturgy can aid priests.

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  • A virus, fires and protests: The perils confronting college study-abroad programs

    Grace Schnei­der, director, education abroad, was quoted in The Washington Post on how the university and the study abroad offices are responding to unrest around the world.

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  • Kurt Martens, J.C.D. Headshot

    Dioceses come under scrutiny as they change legal structures

    Kurt Martens, professor, canon law, was quoted in the Crux about a bishop’s role with parishes in the structure of dioceses as they continue to face multi-million dollar payouts related to the Church crisis.

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  • John Garvey, J.D. Headshot

    Consider the lilies of the field, and hold the Botox

    University President John Garvey published commentary on Catholic Philly via Catholic News Service about being content with how you view yourself, let nature takes its course and let God handle the material needs when it comes to aging.

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  • Niskayuna's Caroline McGraw running for Biden delegate in 20th Congress District

    Caroline McGraw, sophomore, political science major, was featured in The Daily Gazette about running for Biden delegate in 20th Congress District.

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  • Why Congress is not serious about the war powers in the Constitution

    William Smith, director of the Center for the Study of Statesmanship, published commentary on The Hill about why congress is not serious about the war powers in the Constitution. 

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  • Californian families talk progressive but look traditional, study finds

    Catherine Pakaluk, assistant professor, social research and economic thought, was quoted in Catholic News Agency about a new report at the Institute for Family Studies showing how in progressive California, families have a higher-than-average percentage of staying intact.

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  • Kurt Martens, J.C.D. Headshot

    Former pontiff's book draws criticism, highlights problem of 'two popes'

    Kurt Martens, professor, canon law, was quoted in Reuters and Crux about the rules on a former pope, relating to the book,  “From the Depths of Our Hearts: Priesthood, Celibacy and the Crisis of the Catholic Church” co-authored by former Pope Benedict.

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  • 'Brother Baker' crowned 'Great American Baking Show' champion

    Brother Andrew Corriente, theology major, was interviewed by Catholic Standard about his win on The Great American Baking Show.

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  • Maryann  Cusimano Love, Ph.D. Headshot

    Trump’s attacks against Iran bypassed Congress. Here’s why that’s a bad thing

    Maryann Cusimano Love, associate professor, international relations, published commentary on America Magazine about the legality of the drone strike. Love was quoted in Crux via Catholic News Service about the effects of drone warfare. And she was quoted in Crux about Catholics welcoming Trump’s readiness to ’embrace peace.’

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  • Chad C. Pecknold, Ph.D. Headshot

    Here’s Why Authors, Theologians Think Pope Francis Cooperates With The Chinese Government Despite Persecution Of Christians

    Chad Pecknold, associate professor, theology, was quoted by Daily Caller about why Pope Francis cooperates with the Chinese government.

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  • Jay W.  Richards, Ph.D. Headshot

    One Person’s Journey to a Fasting Lifestyle: Week Six (Ending With a Christmas Feast)

    Jay Richards, assistant research professor, published commentary on The Stream about advice on the final week of fasting and ending with a Christmas feast.

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  • Confederate Statue-Destroying Mobs Are Doing What Governments Should Have Long Ago

    James McCrery, assistant professor, architecture, published commentary in The Federalist about confederate statues being taken down.

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