Courtesy of Vox By Franchetta Groves As the Presidential race continues, tensions are rising as Democrats are trying to nominate a candidate who can regain control of the White House and beat President Donald Trump in the general election. Many political commentators and those in the public eye are giving their opinion on who should Read More …
Courtesy of American Heart Association By Jessica Fetrow In a movement created by the American Heart Association, November is formally recognized as “Eat Smart Month” in an effort to promote long time healthy eating and cultivate healthy lifestyles. The “Eat Smart Month” program is organized in partnership with the “Healthy for Good” campaign, which “is Read More …
By Christopher Vitale PEERS organized an event entitled “This is Us” on the topic of healthy masculinity this Wednesday. The event formed in recognition of November being touted ‘National Healthy Masculinity Month’ and was manifested as a series of four talks from students representing a diverse range of groups within the Catholic University community. The Read More …
Courtesy of Kat Kaderabek By Kat Kaderabek One would never know Dumbarton Oaks existed in the middle of a traffic-filled, horn-blaring city like D.C. This hidden treasure is located in Georgetown and only a $13 to $16 Uber from CUA’s campus. Filled with hundred-year-old trees and dozens of statues, flowers, benches, and fountains, Dumbarton Oaks Read More …
Op-Ed by Grace McClatchy There are so many incredible opportunities and experiences that come with studying abroad, especially with the CUA Rome Program. Having a campus where most of the students live allows us to be a part of this new place and culture while also not feeling too far from home. Some of the Read More …
Courtesy of @bleachersmusic on Instagram Op-Ed by Angela Hickey This American indie-pop band, made famous by their first single “I Wanna Get Better” in 2014, has made some serious strides in music history. Bleachers has been known for a style similar to synth music of the 1980s and 1990s, while still infusing modern techniques to Read More …
Courtesy of Wikipedia – Lawrence Morris By Sarah Beretich Lawrence J. Morris, chief of staff and counselor to Catholic University President John Garvey, was presented with the Mirror of Justice Scholars Award on Thursday, November 7th in the Slowinski courtroom at Columbus Law School. Morris’ role as chief prosecutor for the Guantanamo military commissions during Read More …
Op-Ed by Lauren Revay Since high school, I have had a deep zeal for serving others. This love of service has continued to be something close to my heart and only grown while in college. Over the past three years, I have been involved in service in numerous ways on and off-campus. This year, I Read More …
By Thomas Curry Three years after its hiatus, WCUA—a student-run radio station at Catholic University that hosts a wide range of talk shows, playlists, and podcasts—has returned to campus with a plethora of talk shows, music stations and a variety of events and programs that have made its presence on campus known this past semester. Read More …
From Left to Right: Gerard Rode, Nellie Adams, and Sophie Rychalski . Courtesy of Instagram By Katie Van Lew On Sunday, October 27, 2019, 30,000 runners participated in the 45th Marine Corps Marathon in Washington, D.C. Dubbed the “People’s Marathon,” the marathon does not offer monetary rewards, but instead honors the runners. The course begins Read More …
