By Amanda McShane Salve Regina Gallery and the Mullen Library held an invitational exhibition in honor of Tom Rooney (1924 – 2018), a sculptor and former educator at Catholic University. Also, he was one of the Founding Members of the Washington Sculptors Group (WSG) that was developed in 1984. It is a non-profit organization dedicated Read More …
By Thomas Curry A Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) playwriting candidate wrote an original play recently showcased in Callan Theatre stage — Tilting, a play inspired by 17th-century adventure novel Don Quixote. Third-year M.F.A. playwriting student Rachel Rios’ original work Tilting tells a story of Alexa, an eccentric heiress to a wind farm, on a Read More …
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 Miriam Trujillo Catholic University’s chamber orchestra performed its first concert of the semester on Sunday, giving a strong testimony to the appeal of live orchestra music. The concert was comprised of three pieces, Schubert’s “Overture in Italian Style” led by guest conductor, Filippio Boschini, the Second of Bach’s famous Brandenburg Concertos, and Mozart’s “Symphony Read More …
By Catherine O’Grady On Monday night Campus Ministry hosted its annual Dating Game, with special appearances from Catholic University’s PEERS— Peer Educators Empowering Respectful Students, an organization devoted to addressing the sensitive issues that college students face today. The Dating Game was held in the Pryzbyla Center and was marketed towards freshmen students looking to Read More …
By Amanda McShane From December 12, 2018 to January 25, 2019 the exhibit of the show Food for the Soul: Seven Washington Artists was hosted at the Salve Regina Art Gallery on campus. The exhibit showcased the artworks of local painters and graphic artists from Art Enables. Art Enables is an Art Gallery and Vocational Read More …
By Neil Kavanaugh A Polar Bear Plunge fundraiser was held this past Saturday at the Yards Park, it was a day filled with fun and unique activities made even better since it was for a good cause. The Ice Yards, named the “event of the winter season, with revelers enjoying an unparalleled afternoon”, according to Read More …
By Caroline Carr Program Board hosted the “Love is a Battlefield” event on Wednesday, February 6 from 7pm-9pm in the Pryzbyla Great Rooms. The event represented a lighthearted anti-Valentine’s Day theme with activities and sweets that created an exciting experience for all students whether they had a valentine or were single and ready to mingle! Read More …
By Emily Prendergast The iconic red chucks took the stage at the Lisner Auditorium at George Washington University on January 26th. The Catholic University a cappella group competed for the mid-atlantic region title along with groups from George Mason University, Georgetown, Frostburg, and six other schools from across the DMV area. The ICCA’s are hosted Read More …
By Noelia Veras and Theresa Whitfield This weekend, there were approximately 1,000 portraits of Frida Kahlo around the D.C to honor her worldwide impact. Local D.C. author, Theodore Carter, announced the formation of this movement in June 2018 and worked to spread it throughout the DC area. His goal was to “place 1,000 depictions of Read More …
