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Architecture and net zero design student Adero Brooks is helping to reconstruct the first full-scale geodesic dome erected in North America, thanks to a University partnership with the Smithsonian Institution.
Research

Architecture Student Works With Smithsonian to Rebuild Groundbreaking Geodesic Dome

Catholic University President Dr. Peter Kilpatrick and featured speaker Abigail Favale led a conversation on Catholicism and gender issues in a crowded Heritage Hall at the opening installment of the new Presidential Speaker Series March 21.
Faith & Service

Presidential Speaker Series Hosts Discussion on Gender Issues

Scholars from around the world presented at a conference March 13-14 to honor 40 years of work from David Walsh, professor of politics and a leading philosophical scholar at The Catholic University of America.
Academics

Conference Honors Philosopher David Walsh's 40 Years at University

Physics doctoral candidate Stela Ishitani Silva received a NASA Postdoctoral Program fellowship to pursue her dream to design artificial intelligence to discover distant worlds.
Research

Physics Student Blasts Off to NASA to Discover New Worlds

As Pope Francis celebrates 10 years as leader of the Catholic Church March 13, members of The Catholic University of America community reflected on how he has shaped the papacy and campus.
Faith & Service

Campus Leaders Reflect on Pope Francis' Legacy 10 Years After his Election

Student Stories

Student Shapes New Play Giving Voice to Unheralded Medieval Women

Student Stories

Catholic University Honored As Military Friendly For Students

The Cardinal community celebrated Black History Month with open forums, panel discussions, a field trip to the National Museum of African American History, and movie and music nights.
Academics

A Look Back At Black History Month: Celebrating Change, Inspiring New Leaders

Academics

Theology dean reflects on one year anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war

Gloria Purvis, an author, commentator, host and executive producer told a capacity crowd of students at Campus Ministry’s CUA on Tap, held Feb. 16, that Catholics have a critical role in defending life, religious liberty, and racial justice.
Academics

Gloria Purvis Tells Students Catholics Are Crucial To Ending Racism

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