By Noelia Veras For the Students by the Students, a show titled using the CenterStage motto, was a program which allowed students the autonomy of creating a show by themselves. CenterStage is an on-campus organization that allows students, regardless of major, to participate in various shows throughout the year. The students involved did everything from Read More …
By Noelia Veras and Theresa Whitfield At the event “Can I Kiss You” hosted by PEERS Mike Domitrz, accredited author and speaker, presented. PEERS is an organization on campus whose goal is to empower students. The presentation was centered around healthy and safe relationships in college addressing the concept of physical consent. The event occurred Read More …
By Catherine O’Grady Catholic’s Student Government Association hosted a senate meeting in which three pieces of legislation were up for discussion and voting. A last minute vote to elect Julia Pridel and Brendan Cevetello to the Treasury Board was also added to the agenda and two members were unanimously approved by the senate. The next Read More …
By Miriam Trujillo This Wednesday in Heritage Hall, Catholic University hosted the second of its “Healing the Breach of Trust” conferences, a series spanning the school year attempting to address the Catholic Church’s ongoing sex abuse scandal. The lectures, masses, and panel discussions went from 8:15 a.m to 4:00 p.m.,and featured speakers such as President Read More …
By Abby Anderko After the longest government shutdown in American history, President Donald Trump reopened the government on January 25th. This temporary opening puts the Senate and House of Representatives on the clock to create new legislation that can be agreed upon in both chambers of Congress regarding a border wall before President Trump’s February Read More …
By Thomas Holmes and Noelia Veras Women of CUA, Arabic Club, and Home Away From Home all presented in front of the Student Government Association (SGA) Treasury Board petitioning to gather funds for their respective events on Monday, February 4, and all received the money they asked for. Several other people were in the room Read More …
By Kat Kaderabek It is easy to feel cramped in the confines of your dorm at times, especially during these cold, winter months when the sun sets so early. However, remembering your mental health is important, especially during this season where many people are subject to Seasonal Affective Disorder, otherwise known as SAD. If stress Read More …
By Dan Ennis Being a Patriots fan is a privilege that many New Englanders love to talk about, some more than necessary. Growing up in Rhode Island and playing football since I was 5 years old was only the beginning of my admiration for the Patriots. I loved watching and learning about football and always Read More …
By Thomas Holmes and Noelia Veras The Office of Campus Activities, Campus Ministry, and PEERS joined together on February 4 to start a dialogue about human trafficking, inviting five specialists to speak at Catholic University. The panelists had a very engaging dialogue about how their unique religious views contributed to finding a solution to human Read More …
By Kat Kaderabek Want to spice up your Valentine’s Day (or Galentine’s Day) with that special someone or your best friends? Here are a few suggestions to celebrate this season of love – that are not dinner and a movie. 1.Disney on Ice Worlds of Enchantment is coming to Capital One Arena this Valentine’s Day Read More …
