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The thumbnail for Maria Erquiaga's interview features images of chemistry and engineering classrooms with her photo in the center. Her name is in the center in bold, white font.
Student Stories

Engineering Success: Maria Erquiaga's Path to Becoming a Physicianeer

Danielle Schmitz walked during a 60-day Eucharistic journey from Minnesota to Indiana for the National Eucharistic Congress. 
Campus Life

Student Reflects on Emotional Journey As Perpetual Pilgrim for Eucharistic Revival

The thumbnail for Elizabeth Ulicny's interview video includes two images of nursing students at work flanking Elizabeth's photo. Her name is in bold white lettering across the image.
Student Stories

From Rome to Belize: Elizabeth Ulicny's Journey of Nursing and Service

Matt Cutrona shared his enthusiasm about the opportunity to go to the National Eucharistic Congress and how the University helped inspire his interest in the event.
Student Stories

Student Joyfully Awaits National Eucharistic Congress

A man is hard at work at a science lab, squeezing something into a test tube. He is wearing a white coat and purple rubber gloves.
Student Stories

Biology/Psychology Double Major Pursues Medical Career

The thumbnail for Lauren White's interview, featuring her photo in the middle, flanked by numbers on a computer and a bird's eye view of Washington, D.C. Her name is in white font across the middle.
Student Stories

Faith and Forensics: How Lauren White Combines Her Passions in Accounting

Elijah Feret found a second home at Catholic University through the support of the swim team, faculty, and Campus Ministry. Balancing rigorous biomedical engineering studies and competitive swimming, he graduated magna cum laude and is now set to pursue a doctoral program in nanoengineering.
Student Stories

Diving In: How Elijah Feret Found His Place at Catholic University

Just six other individuals in the history of the University's athletics program have won a national championship before.
Athletics

Pole vaulter Di Nicolantonio Becomes University's First National Champion Since 1991

The first graduates from The Catholic University of America’s pilot program in Tucson, Arizona journeyed to Washington, D.C. this past weekend to celebrate their milestone moment with their fellow Cardinals at Commencement 2024.
Student Stories

First-Ever Graduates From Tucson Pilot Program Celebrate Commencement

“You must surrender,” Roumie shared with students. “You’re not in charge, God is. I cannot underscore this enough.
University News

Chosen Star Tells Graduates to Surrender to God's Will in Life

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