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Catholic University Holds 129th Commencement Ceremony
Courtesy of Liz Friden By John Connolly Under a blazing sun and a few clouds, the Catholic University of America held its 129th Commencement Ceremony on the east steps of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. A total of 1,627 degrees were given from twelve academic schools, including seven honorary degrees. Read More …
Catholic University Students Concerned with Partisan Gerrymandering
By Duane Paul Murphy Gerrymandering appears to be one of the most definitive electoral issues in the history of the United States. It has become a staple of political manipulation since the beginning of partisan politics. Gerrymandering is defined by the Merriam-Webster Dictionary as a political method to divide a territory into specific election districts Read More …
The Tower – April 27th, 2018
Click here for our final edition of the year! Year 95, Edition #25 In this edition: Students and Faculty give input on Academic Renewal proposal in ad hoc committee meetings Final SGA Senate meeting recap “Francis at Five” – panel examines Pope Francis’ five years in Rome Op-ed: Record Store Day in the digital age Op-ed: Read More …
Students and Faculty Give Input on Academic Renewal Proposal in Ad Hoc Meetings
By Amanda McShane, Jimmy Cassidy, Katie Ward Catholic University students and faculty gave their feedback and input on the Academic Renewal proposal in two Academic Senate ad hoc committee meetings on Wednesday, April 25th. The feedback revolved mostly around the aspect of the proposal detailing the removal of 35 faculty by next fall, either voluntarily Read More …
Op-ed: An Alum Perspective on the University
By an Anonymous Alum When deciding between which college to attend, I weighed a lot of factors—price, location, ability to help me get a job, and quality of professors and programs. At Catholic University, I found all of these in addition to that “at-home feeling” that your family tells you about. I knew that I Read More …
Season Two of The Handmaid’s Tale is Here on Hulu
By Daniela Sol It is a hard task for a director and scriptwriter to properly interpret a book, especially when that book is a classic. Yet Hulu nailed it with its series of The Handmaid’s Tale. Fans of the book have religiously followed the series and have, overall, called the series a success. What has Read More …
Burning Man Comes to Life at the Renwick Gallery
By Daniela Sol A city built annually in the middle of the Black Rock Desert in Nevada, Burning Man has been over the past years a sensational show where artists and a unique clique of people have gathered together to embrace their own kind of utopia. Burning Man is a place where self-expression, decommodification, and Read More …
Vatican Writers Discuss Pope Francis Five Years After His Election
By Katie Ward On Wednesday, April 25th, the Institute for Human Ecology hosted a “Francis At Five: Examining the Pontificate of Pope Francis” panel of Vatican writers to celebrate and analyze the fifth anniversary of Pope Francis’ papal election. The event was hosted in Heritage Hall and attended by over 150 people. The panelists included Read More …
SGA Senate Looks Ahead in Final Meeting of Academic Year
By Abby Anderko On Monday April 25th, the Student Government Association (SGA) Senate held its 10th and final meeting of the year. The meeting covered four new resolutions, spanning between a tabled resolution about student input on the new dining hall to replacing plastic bags with paper bags in the POD. The Senate also passed Read More …
Editorial: Farewell to the CUA Class of 2018
By The Tower Staff With college being a time when you learn and grow, and open and close so many doors, the class of 2018 has lived through a hell of a lot of moments. Let’s begin with our beautiful LCs, which started at 9:10 AM Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. What the heck was that? Read More …