The first days on a college campus can be nerve-wracking for first-year students. Fall Fest, an annual introduction to the more than 100 student organizations and clubs on Catholic University’s campus, is a great way for new students to make new friends and share in new experiences that will shape their next four years. This year’s Sept. 8 Fall Fest was held during a beautiful evening on the picturesque University Lawn.
From veterans to ROTC cadets, the University fosters a fellowship-based campus experience as well as a robust, professional, and active learning environment for military-affiliated students. (Catholic University/Patrick G. Ryan)
Cardinals for Life, the campus’ pro-life group, is one of the largest and most active clubs.
Just dance, it’s gonna be okay.
The University is a hub for learning about other cultures, countries, and issues that impact the entire world.
It’s never too early to explore the University’s many graduate school offerings.
Take Note is one of the a cappella groups on campus. Catholic Rowing started as a club. Today, there are champion varsity men’s and women’s teams known for their early morning workouts, strong bonds, and welcome to people with little to no previous experience.
Pope Leo XIV’s Representative Celebrates Annual Mass of the Holy Spirit
The campus community gathered for the Mass of the Holy Spirit at the Upper Church of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, an annual celebration opening the academic year at The Catholic University of America. The September 3 liturgy was livestreamed and broadcast on EWTN.
Orientation Weekend Marks Beginning of Class of 2030's College Journey
Orientation at The Catholic University of America is a weekend to remember. Faith, friends and fun - it's the right way to start the next four years.
When the University President Moves You In
After months of planning, family cars roll onto The Catholic University of America’s campus packed with must-haves for their students, draw to a stop before the assigned residence hall and — the University’s president steps forward to unload the car.