Professor Lucia Silecchia Provides Catholic Perspective on Assisted Suicide
Silecchia states that the assessment of assisted suicide in relation to potential cost savings poses a danger to human life.
Catholic University Researchers Earn Funding and Awards for AI-Related Research
College of Engineering, Physics, and Computing faculty and students are receiving grants and awards to advance their studies of artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on discovery and innovation in other fields
How University Researchers are Supporting the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Launch
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope launch scheduled for August 30 promises to usher in a new era for space exploration. Researchers from The Catholic University of America are important players for mission success.
The Professor Who Turned the Camera on Mental Health in College Sports
Before he was a professor at The Catholic University of America, Glenn Østen Anderson, M.St, MFA, was an elite track and field athlete who knew what it felt like to feel the pressure of performance on meet-day. His experiences as an athlete are at the heart of MindU, his new documentary short film on mental health in college athletics — partially filmed on the University’s campus and now showing at universities and at academic conferences nationwide.