At Catholic University there is a long tradition of graduate students creating a rich intellectual culture beyond the classroom.
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More than 75 countries are represented by the nearly 500 international students enrolled at CatholicU.
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Discover what life is like living on campus and experience all that Catholic University has to offer.
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The Catholic University community kicked off Homecoming weekend with a party on Sept. 27 at Cardinal Fest, the official on-campus launch event for Light the Way: The Campaign for Catholic University.
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Students who have received financial support through Conway Scholarships are realizing their dreams of becoming nurses. Along the way, they have been gifted with the friendship of their benefactors — Bill And Joanne Conway.
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The Class of 2023 was ready and raring to go as they were welcomed to campus for the first time.
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Many Catholic University students expanded their educational experience through outstanding summer internships in places like Paris, Cape Town, Dublin, Fairbanks, and New York.
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Join 16 Catholic University students on an interactive mission trip to Puerto Rico.
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Catholic University has thrown its hat into the virtual ring as part of the Eastern Esports Conference of the American Esports Collegiate League.
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Many Americans started planning this past week for the long Memorial Day weekend. Michael Colbert, B.A. 1991, has been working on his plans for months.
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Journalist Jesús Colina urged the 2019 graduates of Catholic University, to transform the world with love.
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Catholic University tradition meets modern design as Maloney Hall reopens as the new home for the Busch School of Business.
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Find out what this year’s graduates will be doing after Commencement and how the Class of 2018 are doing one year later.
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Students have opportunities and advantages like no other at The Catholic University of America.
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Every Wednesday night, Catholic University students gather for prayer and friendship at Bethlehem House in Brookland, a residential home for adults with intellectual disabilities.
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Students Dive into the arts scene in D.C. and on campus — with access to professional shows, productions and exhibits at our Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art, and all sorts of opportunities to get involved in creating art through the many arts-related student organizations.
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Students, faculty, and staff have a new space to pray on campus thanks to the recently built St. Michael Chapel in Maloney Hall.
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Catholic University and Washington, D.C., offer unrivaled opportunities for undergraduate students to do advanced research and to land top-level interships.
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On Wednesday, Oct. 24, a team of photographers and videographers fanned out across campus and Washington, D.C., to chronicle a day in the life of Catholic University. Working from before sunrise to long after sunset, the team captured the student experience from every angle.
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Catholic University students take part in team building activities during orientation for the Master of Science in Business Analysis degree program.
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CatholicU students take on the world's critical problems through the National Academy of Engineering's Grand Challenges Scholars Program.
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The online Master of Social Work (M.S.W.) program enables most students to maintain full-time jobs or take care of their families as they complete the requirements to become licensed social work clinicians.
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Catholic University invites prospective students to apply for either Early Decision II or Regular Decision by Jan. 15.
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Tom Striegel, B.S.Arch. 1984, B.Arch. 1985, is the vice president of Davis Buckley Architects and Planners; Mike Geraghty, B.C.E 2008, is a senior project manager with Clark Construction. When construction began on D.C.’s newest museum in 2016, they became colleagues and friends.
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Catholic University offers a supportive, safe, friendly environment in residence halls and off-campus living.
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Graduates are succeeding in diverse career paths — from journalism and education to politics and medicine.
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Many find the freedom and support to take diverse paths simultaneously.
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A new engineering course encourages students to be creative and confident, and to use their engineering and marketing skills to serve others.
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Catholic University students have the best of both worlds: the culture and resources of a a big city, and a beautiful, safe campus to call home.
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Students can now take advantage of both career and academic counseling through the integrated services of the new Center for Academic and Career Success.
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We invite prospective students to apply for Early Action (deadline: Nov. 1), which is designed for students who have a strong interest in Catholic University and believe that they can present a complete, competitive application during the first semester of their senior year.
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Students at Catholic University can take part in biology research from the moment they first come to campus.
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Architecture professor shares her love of a remote Mediterranean island with students, challenging them to design public spaces that reflect a unique culture and history.
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It's a period of great transition and anticipation for the arts community at Catholic University, as the faculty, students, and staff of the newly established Benjamin T. Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art prepare for their inaugural year.
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Drama department master’s degree program helps aspiring playwrights bring imagined worlds to life.
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Archbishop José H. Gomez told the 2018 graduates of Catholic University, “We need a new narrative that will define us and hold us together as one people with a common purpose.”
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94% of Catholic University graduates landed jobs, graduate school placements, or volunteer positions within six months of receiving their diploma.
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An emphasis on research experience is a hallmark of the undergraduate psychology program at Catholic University.
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Architecture students work with models to achieve a physical sense of the theoretical.
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Field education program takes students into the community to work with clients in real-life settings.
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Best of both worlds — individual musical instruction, and freedom to explore diverse academic subjects
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Student organizations hosted events throughout February in honor of Black History Month.
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It was a day of creativity and collaborative thinking as Catholic University students competed to develop high-tech solutions for helping Washington, D.C.’s homeless population.
Read MoreAlumni who embark on long-term service experiences have a chance to use their gifts, expand their perspectives, and clarify their life’s path.
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Business and Economics students at Catholic University learn that landing an ideal job is about becoming your ideal self.
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With approximately 100 student organizations on campus, Catholic University students can choose to pursue their interests in a wide variety of ways.
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Every year, more than 370 Catholic University students travel abroad to participate in specialized programs on six continents. Every major and discipline has at least one opportunity for study abroad, even majors that carry demanding course loads.
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The School of Nursing's Adult - Gerontological Nurse Practitioner (AGNP) Program, one of only a few such programs in the United States, is designed to prepare advanced-practice nurses to manage the health of individuals from adolescence through old age.
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Students dedicate hours to club and intramural sports to pursue athletic passions while making new friends and developing leadership skills.
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The fall issue of CatholicU Magazine features alumni innovators who are making a difference in health care, media, marketing, philanthropy, and local dining.
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“First music, and after we speak.” Those were the opening words to Catholic University students during a music workshop offered earlier this month by the world-renowned Sistine Chapel Choir.
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A group of mostly graduate students spent two weeks in Italy as part of a course offered by the Department of Library and Information Science.
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In this unique course, students learn about their “college town” as a symbolic city (the design and meaning of its buildings, monuments, and museums), a political city (the behavior of national and local policymakers), and a living city (the city’s economy, neighborhoods, culture, and population).
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As the 2017-2018 school year begins, a new class of Catholic University students is ready to make its mark on the campus as the Class of 2021.
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Though their years of academic pursuits may now be complete, The Catholic University of America Class of 2017 received one last piece of wisdom during this year’s Commencement ceremony, which took place, due to inclement weather, inside the Great Upper Church of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
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Every Friday, Catholic University students meet at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., for their art course. They spend each class with just three or four pieces from the Gallery’s collection of Renaissance paintings and sculptures to allow time for thoughtful analysis.
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The University’s First-Year Experience program gives students a place to build friendships and discuss and debate in a community.
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When teaching his signature course, Tools and Foundations for the Vocation of Business, Andreas Widmer asks questions that dare his students to think outside the textbook.
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On Catholic University's campus, there are various ways to explore Irish culture in the classroom and in student organizations.
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The Crough Center for Architectural Studies is a second home for architecture students striving to meet their design goals.
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Thanks to their internships, engineering students have a clearer understanding of where their career might take them.
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The Office of Campus Ministry has helped thousands of students learn the beauty of service, the gift of community, and the hope that faith brings to others on campus and beyond.
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Students in the Department of Politics get practical experience through internships in the politcal capital of the United States.
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The Rome Center of The Catholic University of America and the Australian Catholic University is located on the city’s Janiculum Hill, about a mile from the St. Peter's Basilica.
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The National Catholic School of Social Service at Catholic University is among the most highly ranked social work schools in the nation, but what really sets it apart is its commitment to Catholic social teaching.
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A team of Catholic University researchers is working to preserve the history of the Chaldean Catholic community that has been driven out of their homes by violence in the Middle East.
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Students in the Suicide Prevention Lab believe the research they are doing will help save lives.
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At biology research symposium, Catholic University students learn from world-renowned HIV expert.
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The Department of English focuses on aesthetic values of the written word.
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Have you ever wondered how it would be to meet one of your favorite artists? For Amanda Cristi, Bryna Masarik, Claire Conway, Rania Abousleiman and Lauren Hand that was a dream come true last September when they met MisterWives at the concert they organized: Capital Fest.
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The Catholic University community reflects on the lasting impact of the day Pope Francis came to the campus last September to celebrate the canonization Mass of St. Junípero Serra.
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The University's flagship study-abroad program in Rome gives students the chance to participate in the historic event proclaiming Mother Teresa a saint.
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Students explore Washington, D.C., by racing across the city in a Red Line scavenger hunt.
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New students see their future at Catholic University with 2020 vision.
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Professors and students at the Columbus School of Law are helping to create a more just criminal justice system.
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Neighborhood provides students with new restaurants, stores, and cultural events.
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Cross-cultural exchange enriches student life and educational opportunities.
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La universidad preparó al Cardenal de Boston para servir a los hispanos
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University prepared Boston cardinal to serve Hispanics
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Coaches encourage athletes to pursue study abroad, mission trips, internships, and challenging majors
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More than 700 participants raised $60,000 in one of the largest charitable events at Catholic University.
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Helmet device helps young football players learn safe tackling
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University Research Day shines a spotlight on students and faculty advancing knowledge
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Catholic University students explore the universe alongside NASA scientists
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University Research Day shines a spotlight on students and faculty advancing knowledge
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$47M in gifts will renovate a building, rename a school, and reinforce the University’s mission
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Students open themselves to God’s grace on the journey to join the Church
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Spanish for Health Care offers nursing majors real-world experience
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Course on immigration in America includes two-week immersion trip to Texas and New Mexico.
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Catholic University musicians benefit from the wisdom of world-renowned artists.
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