By Jared Prenda Eight Seniors were honored prior to the CUA Women’s Soccer team’s senior night against Landmark rival Moravian University on Saturday, October 26th. The Cardinals went into two overtimes before settling at 0-0 draw, bringing their record to 8-6-3 (4-1-1 Landmark). The team maintained its place as the third seed of the quickly Read More …
Around midterms season every semester, many students realize a hard truth: the Counseling Center closed to new clients weeks ago. Although the 45 free individual sessions guarantee is advertised to every student, only 15% of students are able to utilize the counseling center before it reaches its maximum capability. The Counseling Center, though it makes Read More …
By Kathleen Hoban Despite fears of displacement in areas or Northeast and Southeast D.C., including Brookland. Mayor Muriel Bowser wants to focus on making more upscale neighborhoods affordable due to scarcity of affordable housing for the population, primarily pertaining to Rock Creek West. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced plans to provide low-cost housing in some of Read More …
By Angela Hickey The month of November is known for being associated with cold weather, spices, and, of course, Thanksgiving. However, the start of November also welcomes the observance of multiple awareness causes such as awareness for Alzheimer’s disease, Diabetes, and Pancreatic Cancer. Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive disorder that causes the rapid degeneration of Read More …
By Gaeun Jeon The Heritage Foundation in downtown Washington, D.C. hosted a “Big Data & Big Brother” talk on Friday about privacy and Fourth Amendment rights, consisting of three panelists who spoke about a variety of topics regarding governmental power over individual privacy. Charles Cully Stimson, a senior legal fellow and manager with the National Read More …
By Catherine O’Grady Halloween is one of the few big holidays that students are on campus to celebrate, and this year campus organizations went all out to honor the spooky season during the last week of October. To kick off the celebration of everything spooky, Campus Ministry hosted an excursion to Six Flags America in Read More …
By Christopher Vitale Campus Ministry organized a trip to Six Flags America last Friday night for Fright Fest, the theme park’s annual Halloween event. Over the course of several days in the Pryzbyla Center, students were able to secure discounted tickets to the horror-themed Halloween spectacular for $20. Ticket prices covered both the park entrance Read More …
By Bella Ramon In this current technological era, many people have come to cherish the old tradition of owning records and record players, making them become a particularly hot commodity. The District is no stranger to record shops, having about fifteen stores within its borders. Many of these stores are easily accessible and are multi-functioning Read More …
By Regina Vahey and Noelia Veras Spookappella, an invitational hosted by Redline A Cappella, took place on October 25 in the Pryzbyla Center Great Rooms. Redline is one of three a cappella groups on the Catholic University campus. The group hosted their annual Spookappella event and invited the other two Catholic U groups, along with Read More …
By Jared Prenda Mike Narzikul, a senior strategy, management, and operations major, has made the most of his experience at the Catholic University of America. Most people only know him as one of the four members of the elite back line for the 21st nationally ranked CUA Men’s Soccer team. The Delaware County, Pennsylvania native Read More …
