By Jared Prenda The Catholic University of America men’s lacrosse picked up its third win of the season, 12-10, over the nearby Marymount Saints. The team is now 3-2 on the year after the Wednesday, February 27 road win in Arlington, Va. The team has rattled of two straight wins following a tight 11-9 home Read More …
By Neil Kavanaugh This past Sunday the Women’s Lacrosse Team hosted number four seed Salisbury University this past Sunday in a 13-12 loss in double overtime. The girls fought hard, as junior middle Ally Criscuolo led the team in scoring with 3 goals and 4 points. Senior attacker Megan Ellis and junior attacker Holly Regan Read More …
By Neil Kavanaugh A charity event was held last Saturday by the Armed Services Arts Partnership at the Torpedo Factory Art Center to raise money for the veterans. The show involved a series of up-and-coming comedians doing five to seven minute bits about their lives in the military. The comedians that performed all had varying Read More …
By Duane Paul Murphy and Katie Ward More than 20 students, faculty, and staff from the Department of Media and Communication Studies met on-campus in Great Room C of the Pryzbyla Center to openly discuss the department’s future on Wednesday, February 27. Also in attendance was Aaron Dominguez, the university’s dean of School of Arts Read More …
By Abby Anderko and Rachel Stevens Students gathered in the Pryzbyla Center Great Rooms on Saturday night to attend the Catholic University County Fair in support of their favorite Mr. CUA contestants. The event, hosted by Program Board, began with a booth-style layout, with the contestants taking turns serving country-style food such as corn, pretzels, Read More …
By Thomas Curry Tom Nealon, president of Southwest Airlines, spoke about incorporating Catholic faith into business and leadership during a lecture hosted by the Busch School of Business in Heritage Hall on Wednesday afternoon. Tom Nealon has served as President of Southwest Airlines since January 2017, after having worked as Executive Vice President of Strategy Read More …
By The Tower Staff Trevor Wehner walked into his first day at an internship Henry Pratt Co. plant in Aurora, Illinois. Wehner was born in Aurora and raised in Sheridan, a small community in which he was actively involved. He was a senior at Northern Illinois University and was pursuing his degree in human resource Read More …
By Theresa Whitfield For the first time in the history of the Catholic Church, the pope held a summit in Rome to discuss the topic of the longstanding history of abuse and the protection of minors in the church. Out of the 190 bishops and leaders present, a small handful were from the United States. Read More …
By Robbie Cruz Catholic University President John Garvey, responding to the recent defrocking of former Cardinal and Archbishop of Washington, emailed students regarding the sexual abuse cases from bishop Theodore McCarrick. The email was distributed to Catholic University students on Tuesday, February 19th, encouraging students to use their voice on issues concerning sexual abuse to Read More …
By Kat Kaderabek The Sleeping Beauty ballet is showing at the Kennedy Center. The show will be running this weekend from Wednesday, February 27th until Sunday, March 3rd. Remaining tickets are in the dozens, so now is the time to wait for no-shows at the Kennedy Center box office. Marvel’s newest movie, Captain Marvel, will Read More …
