By Neil Kavanaugh With experts saying that the Washington Capitals would fall victim to the legendary Stanley Cup hangover (some say Alexander Ovechkin is still hungover), it was predicted the team would regress this season. Skeptics claimed the off season loss of Head Coach Barry Trotz was a sign of the implosion the Capitals faced in Read More …
Courtesy of Metropolitan School of Professional Studies By Amanda McShane More than 100 student workers were not paid on time at the end of September due to a new digitized payroll system and miscommunication between students, faculty and the administrative departments. The unpaid students were informed of the late payment, which was supposed to be Read More …
By Neil Kavanaugh The Catholic University men’s soccer team hosted Washington College for a Wednesday afternoon game last week. The die-hard soccer fans turned up to watch a little bit of European football. The Cardinals returned the favor, giving the crowd a nail biter of a show. Catholic University controlled the game by maintaining possession Read More …
By Freddy Burke For 95 years, Catholic University had a yearbook with photos of students and faculty, documenting people’s experiences at the school. That ended in 2011, due to lack of interest and the fallout from cutting scholarships for the editors. During the academic school years of 1916 through 2011, Catholic University had an annual Read More …
By Abby Anderko The Busch School of Business and Napa Institute co-hosted a three day conference with political and religious leaders focused on the important relationship between human dignity and work, October 3-5. This three day conference consisted of keynote speakers and panel discussions to explore themes of work and human dignity, including the sanctification Read More …
By Hailey Ibberson Catholic University students rolled their car windows down as they made their to Mitchell Park last weekend to promote the Rome School of Music, Art, and Drama’s upcoming production of Legally Blonde. Legally Blonde has been in rehearsal for about four weeks now, but the cast took a small hiatus from their Read More …
By Alexander Santana With 50 yeas and 48 nays Brett M. Kavanaugh was confirmed on October 6th by the U.S. Senate to serve as the next Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. West Virginia’s Joe Manchin was the only Democratic Senator to vote in favor of Kavanaugh’s confirmation while Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) voted Read More …
By Noelia Veras After being in my “Psychology and the Media” class for two months and hearing frightening statistics about the media, I decided to give up social media for the month of October. I had been thinking about it for a long time, but being in this class pushed me to consider the implications Read More …
By Emily Prendergast While scrolling through Instagram and Facebook, you will most likely encounter posts from your friends and family about diffusers and essential oils. People who use diffusers are generally very passionate about the health and wellness benefits of using essential oils. If you have no idea what diffusers are or if you are Read More …
By Miriam Trujillo The Catholic University drama department presented a fully staged version of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest this past weekend. The audience could tell that they were in for a lighthearted treat as soon as they walked into the theatre: A group of actors was gathered around the onstage piano, singing Read More …