Facilities staff have spent the last months preparing for the return of students to campus next month.
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When many things shut down last spring as the COVID-19 pandemic ramped up, one of the things that kept going at Catholic University was research.
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Whatever their fate, book collections are inevitably linked to the memory of their former owners.
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Jefferson Science Associates announced the award of 10 graduate fellowships to doctoral candidates for the 2020-2021 academic year. Among the recipients is CatholicU physics researcher Richard Trotta, who is one of three repeat winners of the fellowship.
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The work of two Catholic University math students has been recognized by the Mathematical Association of America, as part of an initiative called PIC Math, which prepares mathematical sciences students for industrial careers by engaging them in research problems from the industry
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Aaron Dominguez, provost and professor of physics, has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Read MoreThe Catholic University of America has launched a new online graduate-level certificate in Child Protection and Safe Environments. The four-course certificate will educate students on the causes of abuse, how to prevent it, and how to respond to discovering it in any context, from home to Church to school.
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A team of Catholic University faculty and administrators spent a night out in the cold to raise awareness and funds through their participation in the Covenant House Sleep Out: Executive Edition.
Read MoreThe Center for Cultural Engagement hosted their second annual Take Flight Celebration in November, to recognize the gifts and contributions first-generation college students have brought to the Catholic University campus.
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The Office of University Advancement will be hosting “Navigating this Moment: A Webcast for Catholic University” to illustrate how Catholic University is continuing to serve during this singular moment in its 133-year history.
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What can Americans today learn from epidemics like those which swept through the Americas nearly 500 years ago? That is the question at the heart of Pandemics: A Comparative History, a course Caroline Sherman is teaching for the first time this semester.
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During Cardinal Weekend 2020, Associate Vice President and Director of Athletics Sean Sullivan led two, one-hour discussions with some of our coaches that covered a variety of topics, most notably, how our teams are adapting and adjusting to COVID in regards to practice and recruiting.
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Tthe Vatican has released its report on what Church leaders knew about allegations of sexual misconduct against the former cardinal Theodore McCarrick.
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The Landmark Conference leadership groups continue to meet diligently to discuss scheduling models and postseason opportunities for its league's student-athletes in response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Five of those alumni will speak to current students at an upcoming virtual long term service fair. The fair will showcase more than 40 organizations and opportunities available around the world. It will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 17, from 6 to 8 p.m.
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The Benjamin T. Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art is launching a digital series this semester to bring students, faculty, staff, and alumni together for a closer look at the inner workings of the school and industry in a time where everyone is separated and living in different places.
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Catholic University was recently recognized for its dedication to sustainability by two college ranking websites.
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Although there are fewer people on campus to enjoy it, fall at CatholicU continues to be a busy (and beautiful) season on campus.
Read MoreAs Election Day approached, Catholic University students prepared to make their voices heard. Recent initiatives throughout the University community have encouraged students to vote and promote a civil and respectful environment for all on campus.
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The theme for the third and final day of the third annual NCAA Diversity & Inclusion Social Media campaign was "Together We Rise," outlining personal action steps to inclusive excellence and celebrating collaboration across the campus community.
Read MoreThose preparing to work with or write for judges have the important yet challenging task of judicial opinion writing. The Columbus School of Law at The Catholic University of America will help guide those in the field during its first annual Judicial Clerkship Opinion Writing Conference, to be held virtually on Feb. 26 - 27, 2021.
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The Rome School production of The War of the Worlds will be available online Oct. 29 – Nov. 1.
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Former Catholic University baseball assistant coach Connor McGuiness will appear in his first World Series when the Los Angeles Dodgers take on the Tampa Bay Rays in game one of the 2020 World Series.
Read MoreThe Latin American Music Center (LAMC) of the Benjamin T. Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art will sponsor the Sonus International Music Festival, an online festival featuring acclaimed international musicians in a seven-concert series commemorating the life of renowned Argentine composer Carlos Guastavino.
Read MoreThe Department of Library and Information Science will host a lecture exploring social justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion within the library science profession on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 6 p.m.
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This fall, Catholic University established the Institute for Latin American and Iberian Studies. The institute is a multidisciplinary intellectual forum for learning, research, and dialogue that will serve as an umbrella organization on Latin American and Iberian studies and initiatives for all students, faculty, scholars, researchers, and staff at The Catholic University of America.
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As the eyes of the faithful turn toward Hartford, Ct., in preparation for the beatification of Rev. Michael McGivney, a historian in the School of Theology and Religious Studies at The Catholic University of America shares a lesser-known look at the American parish priest.
Read MoreThree University faculty panelists discussed the role of the electoral college in the 2020 election and the strategies that Democrats and Republicans will use to influence voters during a webinar on Sept. 30, entitled “The 2020 White House Race and the Impact of the Electoral College.”
Read MoreOn the day before this year’s Vice Presidential Debate between Vice President Mike Pence and U.S. Senator Kamala Harris, a class filled with Catholic University students gathered on Zoom to learn about the history of the vice presidency and the role the office has played strategically and historically in presidential elections.
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For the past 37 years, Vinny, B.M.E. 1983, and Ellen Sica have been dedicated supporters of Catholic University, generously sharing their time, talent, and treasure. This August, they continued that tradition by bequeathing $5 million to the University in support of the School of Engineering and the Cardinal football program.
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Catholic University of America is kicking off Campus Sustainability Month by unveiling a 5-year sustainability plan.
Read MoreResearch Professor Monsignor Kevin Irwin, former dean of the School of Theology and Religious Studies, wrote the introduction to the Paulist Press publication of Pope Francis' latest encyclical, Fratelli tutti.
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Catholic University Athletics was selected as the winner of the September NCAA Division III Special Olympics Spotlight Poll. With 80 percent of the total votes, the department will receive $500 towards its next Special Olympics D.C. event.
Read MoreExperts at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., are available to discuss Pope Francis’ upcoming encyclical, Fratelli Tutti, (“Brothers All”).
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Although the Cardinal men’s and women’s lacrosse teams were forced to cut their seasons short this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, both teams will return to the field stronger than ever thanks to a generous gift from Andy, B.S. 1983, and Mariann Youniss.
Read MoreSaturday, Oct. 3, 2020, will mark exactly one month before the national election.
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The Catholic University of America Benjamin T. Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art will present the following virtual events during the fall 2020 semester.
Read MoreThe University contracted with Chartwells Higher Education in August as part of a new effort to transform the on-campus dining experience.
Read MoreU.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Robert E. Lighthizer spoke to a limited audience of students on Sept. 8 in the Della Ratta Auditorium of Maloney Hall.
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Students, faculty, and staff spent a day helping those in the Brookland community during the University’s annual Mother Teresa Day of Service, which was held earlier this month.
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University facilities staff, engineers, and contractors continue to work to complete necessary adjustments in order to keep the University campus safe and functional.
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Fourteen Catholic University students participated in a virtual internship program this summer with the Biomedical Engineering Alliance of Cleveland — a partnership between Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland Clinic.
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Last Friday, the Landmark Conference announced it has reached a formal partnership agreement with BlueFrame Technology to create an end-to-end digital network for all eight member institutions, including Catholic University.
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Tillie Murphy, a senior art history major, and John Figura, director of Salve Regina Gallery and visiting assistant professor, unable to allow visitors to view their work in person, transformed their exhibition to both a virtual and an in-person experience.
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For the third year in a row, the Society of Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy awarded its annual Founder’s Award to a graduate of Catholic University’s School of Philosophy.
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The Catholic Project at The Catholic University of America is launching a new documentary-style podcast, Crisis: Clergy Abuse in the Catholic Church.
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While they normally fill the Great Upper Church of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, students, faculty, and staff of The Catholic University of America came together virtually during this year’s Mass of the Holy Spirit, celebrated on Sept. 3.
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Catholic University is gearing up to help Brazil celebrate its bicentennial of independence in 2022 thanks to a memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed by Catholic University’s Oliveira Lima Library and the Federal Senate of Brazil.
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To allow for proper social distancing measures on campus, the Events and Conference Services team has arranged to have three tents installed on campus.
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The School of Engineering recently installed a new Markforged Metal X 3-D printer in the Admiral Williams Laboratory in Pangborn Hall. It is capable of printing high-precision parts from various metals, achieving shapes that are impossible for traditional machine-shop tools.
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The School of Theology and Religious Studies at The Catholic University of America is launching a new podcast, Echoing Faith Today, on Sunday, Aug. 30, with a series of thoughtful conversations with bishops, scholars, and catechetical experts.
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A major milestone in a wayfinding project outlined in the 2012 Master Plan is coming to fruition as wayfinding signage is installed across campus to name roads and major walkways on campus and to give directional addresses to buildings.
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The Catholic University of America will celebrate the start of the 2020-21 academic year with its traditional Mass of the Holy Spirit on Thursday, Sept. 3, at 12:10 p.m. in the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Great Upper Church.
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Luiz Fernando Guedes dos Santos, a doctoral candidate in physics, was awarded the John Mather Nobel Scholar Award in July at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., where he was a research intern.
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As they unpacked their belongings early this week, students and parents commented how moving into their residence halls and starting college was not what they used to imagine it would be.
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The University has contracted with Ascension Healthcare through Providence Health Services to host a COVID-19 testing site on campus for students.
Read MoreThe Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program has been fully reaccredited for the next 10 years.
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Imagine exploring the center of our galaxy 26,000 light years away from the comfort of your home.
Read Morehe Center for Cultural Engagement will continue its Take Flight program, designed to support the transition of first-generation students to life at CatholicU, for a second year.
Read MoreThe University has contracted with Chartwells Higher Education for dining and catering services.
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Daniel Formella, a sophomore history major, has spent time during the pandemic forming new friendships. His new friendship with Elva Roy is unexpected not only because she’s located hundreds of miles away, but also because she is 74 and Formella is 19.
Read MoreIn order to abide by the Mayor’s order and assist in mitigating the spread of COVID-19 in the District and protect the health, safety, and welfare of District residents, The Catholic University of America will ask all returning campus residents (regardless of the state in which they live or are coming from) to quarantine upon arrival date to campus through Sunday, September 6th.
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Following a unanimous vote of the Landmark Conference Executive Board, the league has postponed all conference regular season contests and championships scheduled to take place during the fall 2020 semester, through Dec. 31, 2020.
Read MoreCampus facilities saw a decline in energy use from January 2020 to the end of May 2020 when compared to data from the previous year.
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Professors, researchers, and graduate students from The Catholic University of America and Catholic University of Eichstaett-Ingolstadt came together virtually on July 15 to highlight developments in international migration research.
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The Office of Enrollment Management is starting to distribute one-time tuition assistance grants for students returning in the fall to aid students whose families have experienced financial hardship as a result of the pandemic.
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High school students take part in Light the World!, an opportunity to explore the interaction between faith and culture through business, politics, sports, art, and science.
Read MoreKevin Forbes, associate professor of economics, and Catholic University were issued a patent titled, "System and methods for improving the accuracy of solar energy and wind energy forecasts for an electric utility grid.”
Read MoreFollowing a two-year, campus-wide effort, The Catholic University of America has successfully earned reaccreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) through 2028.
Read MoreStaff in the Office of Communications and Marketing racked up six Catholic Press Awards, which were announced at the end of the annual Catholic Press Conference, this year held online June 30 to July 1.
Read MoreCatholic University scientists celebrate their role in a milestone accomplishment — the publication of the 1,000th paper by the team that operates the Compact Muon Solenoid detector at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, the largest particle physics laboratory in the world.
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In June, Catholic University’s National Catholic School of Social Service was awarded a five-year, $3.2 million grant from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration through the Scholarships for Disadvantaged Students Program.
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Read the tribute to Columbus School of Law Professor Emeritus and former Dean Ralph J. Rohner.
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Three decades after earning his M.A. in politics from The Catholic University of America, Thomas W. Smith ’88 will return to campus this summer to become the new dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, effective July 1.
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Today, the U.S. Supreme Court voted to uphold DACA protections that allow children of immigrants protections from deportation and the ability to work and study in the United States.
Read MoreThe Catholic University of America is changing the schedule for its upcoming fall 2020 semester. As part of the University’s ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic, classes on campus will now begin on Monday, Aug. 24 — a week earlier than originally planned — barring any restrictions by the District of Columbia.
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Last month, the family of former Catholic University coach Jamie L. Roberts pledged $1 million to endow a women’s basketball assistant coaching position, the first of its kind at the University.
Read MoreIn an email sent to the members of the 2020 graduating class this afternoon, University President John Garvey shared that although the University is committed to holding an in-person Commencement ceremony for that class, it will not be possible to host the event in August as previously hoped.
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McMahon Hall 112 (the Fulton Sheen Classroom) has received updated technology this summer and is being rearranged by facilities staff to demonstrate how learning will be supported in the fall while focusing on the health and safety of faculty and students in the ongoing COVID pandemic.
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Catholic University announces a new B.F.A. in Acting for Theatre, Film, and Television.
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University experts came together on June 4 to discuss the historic impact of pandemics and delve into the mathematics of predictive models.
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Catholic University President John Garvey named Major Kirk McLean of Prince George’s County Police Department as the new Associate Vice President for Public Safety and Emergency Management, effective June 15, 2020.
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On June 11, 2020, Catholic University Professor Emeritus and former Dean of the Columbus School of Law Ralph J. Rohner '63 passed away.
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Serena Viti, a recent honors graduate in international economics and finance with a certificate in European studies, has been awarded a Fulbright fellowship to conduct research in Mauritius, a country in East Africa, in January 2021.
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Jo Ann R. Regan, current vice president of education at the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), has been appointed by Catholic University President John Garvey as the next dean of the National Catholic School of Social Service.
Read MoreFive years after making standardized test scores optional for admission to Catholic University, the Office of Undergraduate Admission announces that it will no longer consider test scores.
Read MoreProfessor Andrew Simpson, director of the Rome School’s Stage Music Program, has been creating daily videos since April 16, combining short musical improvisations with images on a different theme each day.
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Even with all teaching taking place virtually, summer enrollments are up at the University this year.
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Many University staff are hard at work creating the Roadmap 20/21, which will navigate a safe return to campus. Refining staffing procedures, modifying the physical environment, and forming new best practices are all part of a campus-wide endeavor to ensure a safe and healthy return.
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CatholicU, the flagship publication of The Catholic University of America, has been named Alumni Magazine of the Year by the Catholic Press Association.
Read MoreIn response to the announcement that Holy Family College in Manitowoc, WI, will close on Aug. 29, 2020, Catholic University is offering a degree completion path to Holy Family College students.
Read MoreCatholic University’s new partnership with Verto Education offers an international first-year experience that guarantees acceptance, accrues college credit, and still enables students to graduate in four years.
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Mark Ferguson, partner of Ferguson & Shamamian Architects, L.L.P. in New York, has been appointed by Catholic University President John Garvey as the next dean of the School of Architecture and Planning. He will assume his new duties July 1, 2020.
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In the theatrical world, where boundaries can be fluid, actors sometimes help other actors play a role. Just ask Danny Beason, M.F.A. 2018, who has been helping faculty members in the National Catholic School of Social Service (NCSSS) adjust to teaching in the virtual environment.
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As Catholic University quickly moved to a virtual learning experience in the second half of the spring semester, the Conway School of Nursing faced unique challenges.
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Sandra Barrueco, director of clinical training in the Department of Psychology, has been awarded Spencer Foundation funding for a project on migrant families.
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Students and faculty in the National Catholic School of Social Service have rallied in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Staff members from the Center of Career and Academic Success have adapted their operations to help students during their switch to virtual learning.
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Students in the School of Architecture and Planning have been studying how their homes are affecting their emotions and cognitive abilities.
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Catholic University is planning to open its doors for on-campus instruction and residential life this fall.
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Catholic University's Library and Archives are collecting reflections related to the COVID-19 pandemics from students, faculty, staff, and alumni for inclusion in the historical record.
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The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception will be illuminated with blue this week, as part of the national “Light it Blue” campaign to show support for frontline healthcare workers.
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The Provincial Council of the Society of St. Sulpice, Province of the United States, has appointed Sulpician Father Dominic G. Ciriaco, P.S.S., M.A., M.Div. as acting rector ofTheological College, the national seminary of The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.
Read MoreAs people around the world deal with the physical and emotional impacts of social distancing and self-isolation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, The Catholic University of America is recognizing three individuals for their ongoing efforts to serve vulnerable populations and develop a fuller understanding of the factors that contribute to human flourishing.
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A group of graduate students have formed a grassroots group to provide assistance in the D.C. area during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Catholic University education majors have received a lesson in adaptability this semester as their student teaching placements have moved to virtual classrooms.
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Catholic University Law students are volunteering their time and skills in a variety of pro bono projects during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreCatholic University is adding paid parental leave for mothers and fathers as a benefit for full-time employees beginning May 1.
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With the theme of “Sharing the Journey,” the spring issue of CatholicU magazine explores the challenging topic of immigration — not from a political point of view, but a humanistic one.
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The Catholic University of America was recognized as one of the top schools for service by Catholic Volunteer Network on April 23.
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Faced with a global pandemic of staggering dimensions, some Catholic University professors are asking themselves: “What can we learn from this?”
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In order to take care of each other during this diffucult time, Conway School of Nursing created “Terrific Tuesdays,'' a virtual lunch for nursing faculty to check in with each other every week.
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President Donald J. Trump announced his intention on April 20 to nominate Catholic University Provost Aaron Dominguez to a six-year term as a member of the National Science Board.
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Interstellar comet 2I/Borisov entered our solar system last year. Using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), a group of astronomers — including a researcher from Catholic University — directly observed for the first time the chemicals stored inside an object from a planetary system outside of our own.
Read MoreSenior biomedical engineering student Ayda Rajab was recently profiled by Quality of Life + (QL+) for her work with a team to create golfing assists for people with hand transplants.
Read MoreThe American Society for Microbiology recognized Venigalla Rao this week as part of National Public Health Week. Along with five other researchers, Rao was featured in a series of profiles of public health professionals on the front lines fighting COVID-19.
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A group of students from the Conway School of Nursing is working to sew fabric masks to be donated to nursing alumni working on the front lines to treat patients with COVID-19.
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As of March 31, 2020, Father O’Connell Hall has been granted LEED certification. It’s the fourth building on campus to be certified by the U.S. Green Building Council for sustainability.
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The Busch School of Business hosted their first online CEO lecture with alumnus Jeff Cherry B.A. ‘82, M.A. ‘85, founder and executive director of Conscious Venture Lab on April 7.
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For the past two years, History Professor Lawrence Poos has tried to engage his students’ senses while teaching a course on Global Food History.
Read MoreTwo colleagues on the Catholic University faculty, Julia Young and Chelsea Stieber, were recently awarded individual fellowships from the American Council of Learned Societies.
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Biomedical Engineering Professor Binh Tran has designed a reusable surgical mask using a 3-D printer.
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The National Catholic School of Social Service had the first student in Catholic University's history to defend a dissertation where all members participated remotely on Monday, March 23.
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The COVID-19 pandemic will not deter Catholic University from its annual celebration of Research Day. This year, the event will happen online with more than 130 researchers explaining their work in virtual presentations.
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Facilities staff and contractors continue to advance design and construction projects even during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Professor Julio Bermudez, director of the Cultural Studies and Sacred Space graduate program in the School of Architecture and Planning, has won a $200,000 grant from the Templeton Religious Trust to study the physical changes in the brains and bodies of devout Catholics when they enter a church.
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Rev. Ignacio de Ribera-Martin, assistant professor in the School of Philosophy, is just one out of the many professors at Catholic University finding ways to ease the transition to online classes for students during the coronavirus pandemic.
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In observation of the anniversary of the University's founding, the Division of University Advancement shares inspiring stories from alumni, faculty, staff, and friends.
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A 2015 graduate of the Conway School of Nursing recently shared her personal account of working as charge nurse in an emergency room during the coronavirus pandemic and how her experiences at Catholic University are helping her to become a better nurse.
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The Busch School of Business’ Ciocca Center for Principled Entrepreneurship is committed to supporting small businesses during these trying times by offering one-on-one coaching, virtual workshops, newsletters, and virtual happy hours to help navigate through the crisis.
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After all classes were moved online for Catholic University students, the Conway School of Nursing gathered the personal protective equipment from their nursing skills laboratory and delivered it to Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, Md.
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Catholic University will offer royalty-free licenses to the vaccine delivery-related patents resulting from the work of Venigalla Rao, a leading expert on viruses and vaccine development, to research teams hoping to curb the global pandemic.
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High school graduates in southern Arizona will have a new college degree opportunity starting in fall 2020, when The Catholic University of America launches a collaborative program in business management with Pima Community College (PCC), located in Tucson.
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Catholic University is ranked #36 in the 2021 Best Graduate Schools for Nursing in U.S. News & World Report.
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An additional $20 million commitment to Catholic University from Bill and Joanne Conway will speed the construction of a new nursing and sciences building on the University's campus in Brookland.
Read MoreCatholic University has dismissed its men's lacrosse head coach, Brooks Singer.
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The School of Engineering has raised student interest in STEM careers and is helping close the gender gap.
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A short film about the Brookland Literary and Hunting Club (BLAHC) was shown at Catholic University to educate the Brookland community on its own enriching history.
Read MoreThe Catholic University of America’s Rome Center has closed for the semester.
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The student organization Black Student Alliance hosted an evening commemorating Black History Month and the excellence of Catholic University students.
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Gioia Rau, research assistant professor of physics at Catholic University, is one of the scientists that has been studying the dimming of Betelgeuse, the brightest star in the Orion constellation.
Read MoreDiscover the work explored by the Catholic University researchers featured in the 2018-2019 annual report, titled “Big Questions.”
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The trend of religious inclusion was the topic of the first national conference on faith-oriented employee resource groups in February hosted by the Busch School of Business and the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation.
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The Catholic University men's and women's swimming and diving teams swept the 2020 Landmark Championships on Sunday.
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The Catholic University of America has been named a military friendly school, earning the designation as a gold-level award winner.
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Undergraduate students in the Department of Chemistry have the opportunity to learn in a new laboratory which was installed on the lower level of McCort-Ward Hall this year.
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Architecture student Michael Njo was featured in a blog by Bonstra Haresign Architects regarding his internship with the firm
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Politics students heard perspectives from nuclear disarmament activist Sister Megan Rice and Archbishop Silvano Maria Tomasi, the Holy See’s Secretary of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development.
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The Medieval Academy of America — the largest scholarly organization in the United States dedicated to promoting the study of the middle ages, and a member organization of the American Council of Learned Societies — has announced that Katherine L. Jansen, professor of history at Catholic University, is one of six newly elected fellows.
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The Catholic University community gathered on Jan. 28 to honor the feast day of its patron saint, St. Thomas Aquinas, who strongly advocated for developments of educational religious establishments.
Read MoreA new residence hall complex with a total of 350 new beds is being designed for the space east of Opus Hall on John McCormack Road.
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Maloney Hall, the recently renovated home to the Busch School of Business, has been awarded LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Councils (USGBC).
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Catholic University’s Office of Marketing and Communications has been honored with two Accolades awards from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
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Approximately 600 members of The Catholic University of America joined the March for Life this year.
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Close to 1,000 students, faculty, and alumni of Catholic University volunteered during the University’s 15th annual MLK Day of Service on Jan. 20.
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A group of nearly 25 Catholic University students spent the evening of Jan. 16 gathered in prayer in the NoMa neighborhood of Washington, D.C., to remember a fallen friend.
Read MoreThe Catholic University of America and the Dominican House of Studies, in association with the National Catholic Educational Association, will kick off the second semester of the academic year and National Catholic Schools Week at the annual University Mass in commemoration of the patronal feast day of St. Thomas Aquinas.
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The family of Professor Robert W. Thomson has donated his library (some 3,000 items) in Armenian studies to the Institute of Christian Oriental Research.
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced on Jan. 9 the selection of Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, N.Y., as the site for a proposed nuclear physics research facility.
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Aaron Michael Butts, associate professor in the Department of Semitic and Egyptian Languages and Literatures and director of the Institute of Christian Oriental Research (ICOR), has been awarded a Humboldt Research Fellowship for Experienced Researchers.
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The Catholic University of America Benjamin T. Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art will present the following events during the spring 2020 semester.
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Seven years ago, Brother Andrew Corriente, O.F.M. Cap., was meditating in a chapel and thought “Why don't you cook something?”
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Facilities staff and contractors have been working hard to advance our design and construction projects as well as continually keep our buildings and grounds safe and accessible for students, faculty, and staff.
Read MoreThe Busch School of Business at Catholic University and the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation (RFBF) will gather employees and executives to discuss the importance of corporate programs that foster religious inclusion.
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It’s not often that a final class project includes printing a prosthetic finger using a photopolymerization printer, but that was the case during a recent course in Catholic University’s School of Engineering.
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