By Alex Santana Millions of Americans went to the polls on November 6 and as a result the U.S. House of Representative will fall into Democratic hands and the U.S. Senate will remain in Republican control. Of the 435 seats in the House, there are currently 235 Republicans and 193 democrats and seven vacancies. As Read More …
By Jared Prenda The Catholic University of America football team is still in the hunt for their first win on the season as they fell 44-10 to the Merchant Marine Academy at Cardinal Stadium this past Saturday. The loss brings the team’s record to 0-8 (0-6 NEWMAC) as the team’s offensive woes continue for the Read More …
By Noelia Veras Catholic University held a screening of the film “Las Desaparecidas,” and a discussion with the lead actress, Patricia Meneses on November 5. The short film took place in Mexico and discussed the ongoing issue of mass murders of females, known as “femicide”. The film discussed the rampant corruption in Mexico, and Read More …
By Jared Prenda Senior Brian Galfond, junior Mike Narzikul and sophomore Ben Alexander were all named to the All- Landmark First Team while junior Ryan Kennedy was recognized with Second Team honors on the men’s team. On the women’s team junior Mackenzie Earley was the lone First Team selection while classmates Grace Boras and Elizabeth Read More …
By Emily Prendergast Fans are raving about Ariana Grande’s new single named “thank u, next.” This song was preceded by numerous tweets by the artist including the words, “thank u, next” calling out her ex-fiance, Pete Davidson. Fans speculated that this would be the title of her new album, not expecting her to drop the Read More …
By Rachel Stevens The Blagden Alley and Naylor Court Historic District is a new hip neighborhood between 9th and 10th Streets and M and O Streets in the city’s northwest quadrant. What makes these two blocks significant are the alleys that remain almost perfectly intact in their original 1865 alignment. New restaurants and coffee shops Read More …
By Miriam Trujillo “Bohemian Rhapsody”, the first major biopic on the career of Freddie Mercury, was released to theaters this past weekend on November 2nd. Since Queen has often been considered one of the world’s most important bands, the movie has a lot of expectations to live up to. Fans have long been eager to find Read More …
By Alex Huntley Queers and allies, please stop. Stop pretending that everything is okay at this university, that not being allowed to be an official club is okay, because it is not. It is homophobic and discriminatory. Have enough self-respect to stand up against this injustice and discrimination, because you should be treated equally and Read More …
By Jackie Dende My semester studying abroad In Rome has truly been the best choice I have made throughout my academic career at Catholic University. I have been able to experience the lifestyle of Italian culture and it has truly inspired me to become a better person. I found that the people in Italy love Read More …
By Liz Friden College Republicans forfeited the $31,000 allocated to them by Treasury Board after they were informed of the remaining student activity fee fund on October 30. Treasury Board voted on Monday, October 22 in a regularly scheduled meeting to allocate the money to College Republicans. Like other student organizations, College Republicans gave a Read More …