Athletes from the University's sports teams took time to retreat from daily demands to reflect and pray.
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Experts are available to comment on the presidential inauguration.
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Performances include M.F.A. Directing and Playwriting Theses, Ken Ludwig's "Shakespeare In Hollywood," and 75th Anniversary Celebration.
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Performances include New Voices @CUA Festival and Washington International Piano Series
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CUA Press has released its latest catalog featuring spring and summer titles.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Experts are available to comment on the effect of violence on children and how adults can help them cope.
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Proceeds from the 24th annual Christmas Concert for Charity will benefit the spiritual needs of U.S. troops. View a photo gallery and a video of the concert.
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For a number of years now, it has been the practice at Catholic University to close the University during the Christmas holiday season. Find out what will be open and closed during the holiday.
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CUA students, staff and alumni volunteers worked with members of the facilities staff to begin construction on a new community garden.
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As the director of energy and environmental systems, one of Brian Alexander’s jobs is to reduce the carbon footprint of the University.
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The fair presents educational and career opportunities for recent B.S.N. graduates.
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A discussion will be led by the amassador of the League of Arab States to the U.S. and Dennis Wholey, alumnus and host of PBS' This is America with Dennis Wholey
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New online feature includes illustrated aerial view, panoramic photos, and information about campus locations.
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The Catholic University of America has named Daniel F. Attridge of the Washington, D.C., office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP as dean of the Columbus School of Law.
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Professor Janice Agazio is researching ethical issues that occur in nursing practice during wartime deployments.
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The Catholic University of America and the Benjamin T. Rome School of Music will celebrate the annual Christmas Concert for Charity on Friday, Dec. 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the Great Upper Church of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
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"To Believe – The Spirited Art of Corita" features the vibrant artwork of Corita Kent from now through Dec. 14.
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Lara Fredrickson and Kristin Reavey are graphic designers in the Office of Publications and Design Services.
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The “Grimms’ Fairy Tales in their European Context” exhibit features eight posters depicting key elements of the Grimms’ fairy tales and their influence in today’s world.
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The Catholic University of America has installed its third green roof on campus as part of the University’s efforts to foster sustainability and environmental stewardship.
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The Dominican priest founded and headed the drama department from 1937 to 1974, establishing a legacy of drama education that continues today.
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Father James Garneau answers questions about his journey on the Camino de Santiago.
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This thriving Chicago theater company takes familiar stories and reworks them to create something surprising for the audience.
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Experts on issues related to military service people and veterans available at CUA.Experts at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., are available to discuss homeland security and the war on terrorism. M...
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A new master's-level clinical specialization prepares social workers to support veterans and their families.
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This famous operetta by composer Franz Lehar will be performed at Ward Recital Hall.
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On Nov. 14, the University will host “Remembering Kristallnacht,” a presentation on anti-Nazi broadcast at CUA.
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The University honors George Mavroeidis, Andrew Weaver, and Stephen Wright for their exemplary teaching.
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At an evening concert Wednesday, Nov. 7, the Benjamin T. Rome School of Music will seek donations for victims of Superstorm Sandy.
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The School of Architecture and Planning’s Center for Building Stewardship will present a three-day symposium on reuse and recycling of building materials.
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An American Red Cross blood drive is planned, and ways to help storm victims are detailed on the website CUA Cares.
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The drive is from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Pryzbyla Great Room B.
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A scholars' conference on the relationship between environmental justice and the Church.
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The School of Arts and Sciences is hosting a roundtable discussion on European Studies.
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Rev. Gabriele Allegra, O.F.M., was a scripture scholar who did the first complete translation of the Catholic bible into the Chinese language. He died in 1976.
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Students and alumni are invited to a networking event and panel discussion with CUA alumni in the financial industry.
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The Catholic University Best Buddies team was recognized for being the top fundraising D.C./Virginia chapter at the Audi Best Buddies Challenge.
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Education department chair Merylann Schuttloffel and other experts discuss ways to boost Catholic school enrollment.
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At a Mass of Petition and Thanksgiving, held Oct. 30 in the Pryzbyla Center, students prayed for families and friends devastated by Hurricane Sandy.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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The Office of Campus Ministry will hold a Mass of Petition and Thanksgiving at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 30, to pray for families and friends who have been devastated by the storms related to Hurricane Sandy.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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During Homecoming Weekend, the fall musical of the Benjamin T. Rome School of Music will be performed at Hartke Theatre.
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Catholic University President John Garvey congratulated alumnus Archbishop Luis Tagle of Manila, Philippines on his elevation to cardinal by Pope Benedict XVI.
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The Department of Sociology presents a lecture by Gary LaFree, director of the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism
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To coincide with the recent 50th anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council, the Department of Art presents this exhibit on the works of Corita Kent.
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In celebration of the legacy of Italian author Elsa Morante, the Italian Studies Program will host a conference on her work.
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In an annual tradition, the Office of Campus Ministry will host an evening of Halloween games and trick-or-treating on campus.
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The Department of Business and Economics will co-host an international colloquium on business ethics.
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The event will include an historical presentation and a musical piece related to a 1938 anti-Nazi broadcast at CUA.
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Luciana Borio, M.D., assistant commissioner for counterterrorism policy and director, at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration will deliver the talk.
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A dramatic shot of the Vatican at sunset takes first place in the 2012 CUAbroad Photo Contest.
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Kevin O'Brien has received the 2011 Julius Herford Dissertation Prize for “Russell Woollen: Catalogue and Contextual Examination of the Sacred Music.”
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Benjamin T. Rome School of Music's fall musical "Finian's Rainbow" set for Oct. 26 to 28.
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A symposium, "Reform and Renewal: Vatican II after 50 years," marked the 50th anniversary of the Second Vatican Council.
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This is the first performance in the 75th anniversary season of the University's drama department
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An interfaith look at this issue, and ways people can help fight poverty in the Washington, D.C., area.
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Michael Arad will discuss his design for the 9/11 Memorial at the World Trade Center site.
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A new 990-pound concert grand piano arrived at CUA's music school on Sept. 24 from Steinway & Sons in New York.
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Catholic University hosts the symposium “Reform and Renewal: Vatican II after 50 Years,” Sept. 26 to 29.
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The Catholic University of America’s Archives houses several collections related to the Second Vatican Council.
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Victor Cha, of Georgetown University and former director of Asian affairs at the National Security Council (2004-2007), will speak on “U.S.-Korea Relations in a New Era.”
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CUA's Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Choir will perform music by Mozart at the National Gallery of Art, with Murry Sidlin conducting.
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A panel of scholars who study faith and politics will address the role of the Catholic vote.
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Nearly one third of the freshman class, 284 students, participated in the Freshman Retreat, a weekend of prayer, reflection, and bonding with new friends.
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The Catholic University of America today celebrated the installation of 714 solar panels in the O’Boyle Hall parking lot with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Read MoreOn Sept. 21, The Catholic University of America (CUA) will dedicate the largest solar photovoltaic (PV) panel system in the District of Columbia
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Cardinal Donald Wuerl blesses a hermitage designed by CUA architecture majors that offers a place of prayer in a peaceful Washington, D.C., setting.
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To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Second Vatican Council, CUA's Department of Art has a new exhibit, featuring work from artists inspired by the spirit of the changing Church.
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The Catholic University of America has been named to the Military Friendly Schools list by Victory Media.
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Experts at The Catholic University of America are available to discuss the claim that an ancient scrap of papyrus refers to Jesus having a wife.
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More than 150 participants attended the conference entitled "International Religious Freedom: An Imperative for Peace and the Common Good."
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The city of Washington’s first hermitage will be blessed by Cardinal Donald Wuerl, archbishop of Washington and chancellor of CUA, at a dedication ceremony.
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Students, faculty, and staff will mark the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks by participating in the 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance.
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Experts at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., are available to discuss the 50th anniversary of Vatican II.
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The University will celebrate the addition of 714 solar panels, making CUA's solar panel installation the largest in D.C.
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The Class of 2016 Convocation welcomed first-year students into the academic community and invited them to join its shared pursuit of truth.
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Law Professor Sarah Duggin addressed the Class of 2016 at Convocation.
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The School of Philosophy at The Catholic University of America presents its 45th annual Fall Lecture Series, which this year will explore Aristotle’s De Anima.
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This academic conference sheds new light on the work of the well-known Italian novelist Elsa Morante.
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Catholic University’s Center for the Study of Culture and Values begins its annual fall seminar on Monday, Sept. 24
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Chapels in the University's residence halls are part of ongoing efforts to enhance the spiritual experience of students during their years at CUA.
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Campo Baeza will deliver the lecture “Ineffable Architecture: Building Poetry by Thinking with your Hands.”
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Biology Professor Venigalla Rao receives a significant grant from NIH for his HIV vaccine research.
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The Catholic University community celebrates the start of the 2012-2013 academic year with the Mass of the Holy Spirit.
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After the Mass of the Holy Spirit to begin the new academic year, students gathered on the University Mall to greet the Apostolic Nuncio to the United States.
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President Garvey reminded students, faculty, and staff that the love of God should be at the heart of all we do at The Catholic University of America.
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Cardinal Donald Wuerl encouraged the University community to seek truth through the light of faith.
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Four graduate student playwrights will present readings from their works Sept. 1.
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The School of Arts and Sciences presents lectures on the D.C. Compensated Emancipation Act and the 125th Anniversary of Brookland.
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Faculty at The Catholic University of America are available to comment on topics related to Pope Benedict XVI.
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The third international colloquium on Christian Humanism in Economics and Business will take place at CUA.
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The Class of 2016 and their families gathered for welcoming remarks from President Garvey and Orientation's student coordinators.
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Freshman arrive on campus, ready to start the next stage of life as college students.
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Phillip Henderson, associate professor of politics, compares the backgrounds of nominees Barack Obama and Mitt Romney in a historical context.
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The general election three months away, CUA presents "The Catholic Vote", a panel discussion featuring four noted scholars with expertise in religion and politics.
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Chair of Sociology Enrique Pumar received a grant from the Smithsonian Institute to direct the second phase of its Latino History Project.
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Orientation coordinators help new students find their niche at The Catholic University of America.
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CUA's Counseling Center has received accreditation attesting to its high standards.
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CUA had the largest contingent among scholars in Syriac and Christian Arabic studies at recent conferences in Malta.
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The Catholic University of America community will gather to celebrate the Mass of the Holy Spirit at 12:10 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 30.
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Students enrolled in the Master of Arts in Theater Education program practice directing techniques at summer camp.
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Rev. Paul Sullins and Brian Engelland headed to Ghana to present a conference on conducting business ethically.
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Performances include "Hedda Gabler," by Henrik Ibsen, "#crazypants," by Katherine Clair, and "Are You Now Or Have You Ever Been," by Eric Bentley.
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The School of Library and Information Science has named Jessica Kemp and Ying Zhang recipients of the 2012-2013 Howard and Mathilde Rovelstad Scholarship.
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John Garvey, President of The Catholic University of America, has appointed Stephen Schneck as acting dean of the National Catholic School of Social Service.
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Monsignor Kevin Irwin received an award from the National Association for Pastoral Musicians.
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Fall semester includes a variety of musical performances including "Finian's Rainbow" and "The Merry Widow."
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Team Capitol D.C. Harvest has launched a website detailing its members and its mission.
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Piano students and professionals from around the world gather to learn and perform.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Experts on Religion and the Presidential Campaign Available at CUAExperts at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., are available to discuss homeland security and the war on terrorism. M...
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Five CUA students will travel to Tel Aviv on their way to the Olympic games. They continue to petition for a minute of silence for the Munich 11.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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William Dinges spent a week in Shanghai teaching about religion in American culture.
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President John Garvey has appointed Very Rev. Mark Morozowich, associate professor, as dean of the School of Theology and Religious Studies.
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Franny Murray, one of CUA’s most beloved people, turned 90 on July 7.
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The School of Library and Information Science received a $498,741 Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian grant.
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The Catholic University of America will open on schedule Monday, July 2. The campus did not lose power during or after the Friday evening storm that caused widespread outages in the Washington area.
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Catholic University will reopen the Raymond A. DuFour Athletic Center at 3:30 p.m. today, Friday, June 29.
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Catholic University has closed the Raymond A. DuFour Athletic Center because of police activity at the Fort Totten Transfer Waste Station
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The Catholic Press Association has honored Catholic University with three awards.
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All Catholic University buildings with the exception of Marist Annex and Nugent, Marist, O'Boyle, and Hartke halls will be open at the usual time Wednesday, June 27.
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Classes that begin after 3 p.m. on Tuesday, June 26, and are scheduled in Caldwell, Hannan, McMahon, and Shahan halls will resume today.
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The Catholic University of America will open as usual Tuesday, June 26, but some buildings will be closed.
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Dean of Nursing Patricia McMullen has been inducted into the Fellows of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (FAANP).
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This spring students were challenged to create visible and comfortable solar-powered shelters where people can wait for University shuttles.
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More than 60 faculty, guest-artists, and participants from around the world are expected at the 4th Annual Festival.
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CUA students and recent alumni will attend the Olympic Games in London this summer. But first, they will stop in Tel Aviv to pay tribute to 11 Israeli athletes who were killed nearly 20 years before these students were even born.
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The 4th Annual Washington International Piano Festival is set for July 29 to Aug. 4.
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Claes Ryn was named an honorary professor during a ceremony at Beijing Normal University in China last month.
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John Garvey delivered an address titled "Religious Freedom and the Love of God" at the General Assembly of the USCCB in Atlanta.
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Twenty-two students began their summer by traveling to Belize and Costa Rica on mission trips sponsored by the Office of Campus Ministry.
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Local and international opera singers will perform five performances at Ward Hall
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Scientists from around the world will present more than 200 papers on developments in Laser Precision Microfabrication
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President Garvey urged graduates to have faith, practice it, let it shape their work, and share it with others.
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The University will host more than 9,000 visitors this summer for conferences and events.
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Maria Sophia Aguirre will spend six months in Guatemala City to implement a CUA program’s approach to sustainable development.
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Experts explore the issue of religious freedom during fifth annual Summer Institute of Catholic Social Thought June 4 to 8
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Two new graduates receive Fulbright awards that will enable them to study and teach in Turkey and Austria.
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The Catholic University of America joined a lawsuit to block implementation of the mandate by the Department of Health and Human Services that would require it to provide health insurance coverage for surgical sterilization, prescription contraceptives, and drugs that cause early stage abortions.
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Provost James Brennan honored five retiring professors at the Spring Faculty Luncheon.
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Education students went off campus earlier this month for their final exam of the spring semester.
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Medieval Day offered participants opportunities to exchange ideas, sample mead, and engage in medieval games of chance and skill.
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At the 123rd Annual Commencement, Cardinal Timothy Dolan delivered an address that focused on selflessness and the vigorous defense of religious values and teachings.
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Billy Vermillion earned a Bachelor of Science in biomedical engineering despite having severe dyslexia.
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When Clare Martin of Garrett Park, Md., stood to receive her Bachelor of Philosophy degree, she had her own group of CUA alumni cheering her on — her family.
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President John Garvey presented Alyssa M. Pellegrino of Elkridge, Md., with the President’s Award during the 123rd Commencement Ceremony.
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Rev. Jude DeAngelo, O.F.M. Conv., Chaplain and Director of Campus Ministry at The Catholic University of America
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John Garvey, President of The Catholic University of America
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Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Archbishop of New York
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Sara Thompson, dean of the Metropolitan School for Professional Studies (MSPS) and associate provost for new programs and initiatives, testified yesterday before a Senate hearing.
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CUA will confer 1,500 degrees during its 123rd Annual Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 12.
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Catholic University’s new Certificate in European Studies program made its debut at the beginning of the academic year.
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A collection of items from the National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM) is the subject of a finding aid recently launched by the University Archives.
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Four professors were honored April 25 by The Catholic University of America for their high levels of accomplishment.
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Professor Diane Bunce joined Bill Nye the Science Guy April 26 for a congressional briefing about the value of science outreach activities.
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The Catholic University of America is launching the Summer Institute for Social Entrepreneurship.
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Catholic University’s Spirit of Place program was recognized with an honor award for the best landscape architecture for a memorial built in Nepal.
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CUA President John Garvey recently held a press conference complete with a student press corps.
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Cardinal Timothy Dolan, archbishop of New York, will address the Class of 2012 at the 123rd Annual Commencement Ceremony of The Catholic University of America.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Helen Osman, secretary of communications for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, will speak on "A Feather on the Breath of God: Hildegard of Bingen's Words of Wisdom for Modern American Catholic Women."
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Five city blocks served as a real-world classroom for a group of students from the School of Architecture and Planning.
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Gernot Wagner will present “But Will the Planet Notice? How Smart Economics Can Save the World.”
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On the 125th anniversary of The Catholic University of America, President Garvey congratulated the CUA community on surpassing the goal of 125,000 service hours to mark the occasion.
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Cardinal Donald Wuerl, Archbishop of Washington and Chancellor of The Catholic University of America
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A panel of five longstanding Catholic University faculty members will share their memories on Wednesday at 2:10 p.m.
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Yale Law Professor and acclaimed author Stephen L. Carter will talk about "Religious Freedom and the Inadequacy of Conscience."
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The Board of Governors of the Catholic University Alumni Association will honor a group of distinguish graduates at the Alumni Awards Gala.
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About Time, a multi-media art exhibit, is on display in the Salve Regina gallery through Saturday, April 14.
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CUA's Department of Modern Languages and Literatures will sponsor its seventh annual Frank R. Mastrangelo Lecture.
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The Department of Politics hosts a lecture by Louis Fisher, one of the nation’s leading experts on the separation of powers and the Constitution
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The Town and Gown Community Chorus will perform in St. Vincent Chapel.
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The Women's Chorus presents a spring concert in St. Vincent Chapel.
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The Unseen is last installment in CUA's new Reading and Discussion series.
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A Vatican Observatory scientist will talk about meteorites as part of the annual Karl F. Herzfeld Memorial Lecture.
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About a dozen current and former members of the School of Architecture and Planning’s design collaborative (CUAdc) visited the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land in America on March 29 to witness the construction of a hermitage they designed.
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The University Singers and Chamber Choir will perform in the Basilica's Crypt Church at 7:30 p.m.
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The Symphony Orchestra performs at 7:30 p.m. in Hartke Theatre
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The University Chorus will present two concerts featuring American composers on April 20 and April 21.
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The Opera Workshop class will perform at 7:30 p.m. in Ward Hall, Recital Hall.
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Twelve CUA students designed a hermitage that is being built at the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land in America
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The architecture school presents a symposium on innovation and collaboration in architecture.
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Joan Tasker Grimbert, professor of French and medieval studies, has been named a Chevalier (knight) in the Ordre des Palmes Académiques.
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NCSSS celebrates National Professional Social Work Month.
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Kevin Ryan, a nationally and internationally recognized child advocate, will receive the 2012 James Cardinal Gibbons Medal.
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Two professors will lead a discussion on the true meaning of religious freedom, personhood, and sexuality.
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Pope Benedict XVI today named Bishop William E. Lori of the Diocese of Bridgeport as the head of the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
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The Chamber Choir presents a Spring concert at 7:30 p.m. in St. Vincent's Chapel.
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The John Carroll Society of the Archdiocese of Washington held it 21st annual Rose Mass on March 18, celebrating those in health care professions.
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In January Catholic University welcomed seven top-ranked Brazilian undergraduate students to campus.
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Seminarians of Theological College, Catholic University’s seminary, host Tenebrae Services on Palm Sunday, April 1.
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The Catholic University of America and the Society of Catholic Social Scientists (SCSS) present the fifth annual Summer Institute of Catholic Social Thought to be held June 4 through 8 at CUA.
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For the second time, award-winning Catholic University Professor of Chemistry Diane Bunce has been selected to participate in the “Nifty Fifty (times two)” program.
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The Benjamin T. Rome School of Music presents the spring opera production of Madama Butterfly Friday, March 16, through Sunday, March 18, in Hartke Theatre.
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The Catholic University of America hosts events throughout March in honor of Women’s History Month.
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Rev. Paolo Prosperi, assistant professor of patrology and systematic theology at the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family in Washington, D.C., will deliver the lecture.
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Bishop Thomas J. Curry, auxiliary bishop for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and a member of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee on Catholic Education, will deliver the annual Cardinal Dearden Lecture.
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Catholic University President John Garvey and the leaders of eight other Washington, D.C., higher education institutions pledged their commitment Feb. 29 to an initiative by Mayor Vincent Gray — the first of its kind nationally — to make D.C. the most sustainable city in America.
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CRUX Magazine for the Creative Arts — which publishes original works by CUA students, alumni, faculty, and staff — will host poet Franz Wright, who will read some of his work.
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CUA students are being challenged to design visible, comfortable bus shelters to encourage shuttle use on campus.
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Internationally renowned Hungarian pianist Peter Frankl presents a concert at 8 p.m.
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A concert of new works by composition students will be performed on Friday, April 20.
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As temperatures in the D.C. area soared into the 60s, many students took to the outdoors to bask in February’s unseasonably warm winter weather.
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Mark Wilde-Ramsing, North Carolina’s deputy state archaeologist in charge of underwater archaeology, will deliver the lecture.
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Judith Heumann, special adviser for international disability rights at the U.S. Department of State, spoke at Catholic University earlier this month.
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The International Festival celebrates the global sights, sounds, and tastes at CUA.
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With spring break just a little less than three weeks away, CUA students are pledging to keep their friends safe during the break.
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Catholic University President John Garvey testified Feb. 16 at a hearing of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform regarding the Department of Health and Human Services mandate requiring religious institutions to cover contraceptive services.
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President John Garvey testified Feb. 16 at a hearing of the U.S. House of Representatives regarding a mandate requiring religious institutions to cover contraceptive services.
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Lyle Torp will show how archeologists have increasingly been able to identify aspects of ethnicity from excavated material to help understand the past of African-Americans.
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Arlene Limas will speak about winning a gold medal in Tae Kwon Do at the 1988 Summer Olympicsand Olympic ideals and values.
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The music school presents the 1998 Broadway revival version of the musical, Cabaret.
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Civil engineering Assistant Professor George Mavroeidis has set out to bring data to bear on structural design through his research, calculating how intense ground deformations associated with earthquakes affect engineering structures.
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Cardinal Theodore McCarrick will give a talk titled "Problem in American Citizenship" that explores the document, “Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship: A Call to Political Responsibility from the Catholic Bishops of the United States."
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The Catholic University of America Chamber Choir presents its winter concert. THIS CONCERT HAS BEEN POSTPONED.
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The Musical Theatre Department performs "The Music of Cy Coleman" at the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria.
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The Catholic University Chamber Orchestra presents works of Stavinsky, Ligeti, and Haydn.
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Thomas Tobin, an English instructor at The Avalon School in Gaithersburg, Md., will offer reflections on the writing of Walker Percey and introduce “Walker Percy: A Documentary Film.”
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Judith Heumann, special adviser for international disability rights at the U.S. Department of State, will speak at Catholic University on Thursday, Feb. 16, about the history of the disability rights movement and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
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Two administrators from the Australian Catholic University recently met with some of their counterparts at CUA to exchange ideas.
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Catholic University’s School of Philosophy will present the Spring 2012 Lecture Series, which begins February 10 and runs through April 13.
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The architecture school presents a series of lectures on Expanded Dimensions of Urbanism
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These two interrelated one-acts, based on medieval mystery plays but infused with the eerie sensibilities of the modern American horror genre, offer an edge-of-your-seats experience as they explore the unexplainable that exists within life, death, faith, and forgiveness.
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This is the premiere of a new play by Catholic University M.F.A. playwriting student Frank DiSalvo Jr. It is directed by Tom Prewitt, a freelance stage director at Washington D.C. regional theatres.
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John Rist, the first Father Kurt Pritzl, O.P., Chair in Philosophy, will deliver the inaugural Pritzl lecture, “God in and out of Philosophy."
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Political experts at The Catholic University of America are available to discuss the GOP primaries and the presidential campaign.
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Amid ethereal wafts of incense and Gregorian chant, Catholic University ushered in its 125th year and a new semester at a special solemn Mass on Jan. 26 honoring its ancient patron St. Thomas Aquinas and encouraging students to keep God at the center of their lives.
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A team led by students at Catholic University’s School of Architecture and Planning is one of 20 worldwide chosen to compete in the 2013 U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon.
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The Benjamin T. Rome School of Music presents a performance by three of the country’s leading musicians.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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A panel of experts will the role of religion in presidential elections, both past and present. The event is at the National Press Club.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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Nearly 500 Catholic University students participated in annual March for Life.
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Catholic University’s basketball teams finished a combined 4-0 on the road this weekend against the Merchant Marine Academy and Drew University.
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At a D.C. gallery visitors can interact with computer-driven installations created by architecture graduate students.
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John Rist, the first Father Kurt Pritzl, O.P., Chair in Philosophy, will deliver the inaugural Pritzl lecture, “God in and out of Philosophy,” on Feb. 9.
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Catholic University’s men’s and women’s basketball teams will both face off against Landmark Conference foes this weekend on the road.
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Catholic University’s Board of Trustees has approved the University’s Strategic Plan, a document outlining CUA’s priorities for the next 10 years.
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This news might cause surfers around the world to grab their boards: Catholic University physicist Leon Ofman has co-discovered waves the size of the United States. But these radical waves aren’t rolling off the coast of Oahu or Tahiti — they’re just off the surface of the sun.
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In honor of Catholic University’s 125th anniversary, a presentation on the discovery and effort to decipher the Archimedes Palimpsest, the earliest surviving manuscript of the work of Archimedes, considered the greatest mathematician of antiquity.
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Catholic University’s Vitreous State Laboratory hosted a conference on environmental safety in the nuclear industry for students from the École des Mines of Nantes, France.
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Catholic University’s CRUX Magazine for the Creative Arts has earned top honors in a nationwide competition among scholastic publications.
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In Catholic University’s comprehensive Space Sciences and Space Weather Program, students will learn all aspects of the burgeoning field.
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On Jan. 23, hundreds of Catholic University students will join tens of thousands of people from around the world in the largest and longest running peaceful human rights demonstration — for the unborn.
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The Catholic University of America’s President has welcomed Pope Benedict XVI’s appointment of Archbishop Timothy Dolan and Archbishop Edwin O’Brien as cardinals of the Catholic Church.
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Members of CUA’s community — including President and Mrs. Garvey — will serve neighbors in need on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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The Rev. Julián Carrón, leader of the worldwide ecclesial movement Communion and Liberation, will discuss how modern man can believe in the divinity of Jesus Christ.
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Spring semester classes at The Catholic University of America will begin on Monday, Jan. 9.
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