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Welcome to another Friday, fellow Cardinals! Morpheus is overjoyed at the news of a snow day this Friday! Well, a snow day begining at noon. Morph believes that a snow day is good for everyone. Professors have a day off, students can get plastered earlier than usual, and President and Mrs. Garvey can spend the Read More …
Debates Become Heated as Primary Season Approaches The past week saw the most intense debates yet. The Republican and Democratic debates this past week in South Carolina were filled with memorable moments and fierce competition. Here are the highlights: Republican Debate The most fiery exchanges of the night were between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz. Read More …
By Angelica Sisson This Friday, January 22nd, marks the 43rd annual March for Life. The March for Life is held in Washington, D.C. annually on January 22nd in order to commemorate and protest the announcement of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Roe vs. Wade which legalized abortion in all fifty states. The Catholic University of Read More …
By Cameron Hosseinian Every year since 1983, on the third Monday of January, our nation has celebrated the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The Nobel Peace Prize winner had an unequaled impact on race relations and the legal segregation of African Americans within the United States of America. Through his efforts, Read More …
By Stephen Fasulo II Plans for the construction of a new restaurant and bar in the space previously held by the Catholic University bookstore in the Edward J. Pryzbyla Center have recently been announced, and work is said to be starting this week. Ever since the campus Barnes and Noble bookstore, which was once located Read More …
By Duane Paul Murphey The general manager of Brookland’s Monroe Street Market apartments, Lalitha Suresh, has commenced a new system of reporting disturbances or violations, caused by current Catholic University students who reside in the local apartment complexes, to the Catholic University of America. In a recent e-mail sent to the occupants of the Monroe Read More …
By John Connolly On January 15, 2016, University President John Garvey announced that Elise Italiano has been hired as the new Executive Director of University Communications for Catholic University. According to an e-mail sent by the Public Affairs office, Italiano will “serve as the chief spokesperson for the University and coordinate all media relations.” She Read More …
By Maria Del Nido The Office of Technology Services at The Catholic University of America held a town meeting in Hannan Hall on Wednesday informing students and faculty about recent initiatives and possible future projects. The purpose of the town hall meeting was to inform the Catholic University community of current projects and future endeavors. Read More …
By Maria Rodriguez In anticipation of this weekend’s blizzards, students at Catholic University are readying to suit up, stock up, and stay warm. They are also readying themselves to have fun. “I live in the area…I do want to go to the snowball fight in Dupont, Saturday, so that’s definitely on top of my list, Read More …