By Caroline Carr The Artichoke originating in the Mediterranean region, is commonly used in Italian dishes such as salad, pizza, and pasta. Common preparations of the artichoke include roasted, grilled, pickled, and cooked Jewish-style. Otherwise known as carciofi alla giudia, the Jewish-style artichoke is a staple in Jewish-Roman cuisine. This dish referred to as Jewish-style Read More …
By: Robbie Cruz On Saturday, January 19th groups of Catholic University students marched in Washington last week calling for the support of women’s rights. The march started outside of Freedom Plaza and ended near the White House. The Women’s March has a long history, as the first one took place March 3rd, 1913 after Woodrow Read More …
By Caroline Carr The Fyre Festival, was advertised as a music festival hosted by Billy McFarland, meant to take place on a Bahamian island in 2017. Both Hulu and Netflix released documentaries emphasizing the gravity of this event and documenting the experience of those victimized by it. Before the festival took place in 2017, Read More …
By: Neil Kavanaugh The Catholic University Women’s Basketball Team hosted Goucher College this Wednesday night at the DuFour Center. The ladies dominated the Gophers the entire match, leading by a commanding 43-26 at the half. A foul in the last minute led to two free throws by senior Emily O’Connor with 4.3 seconds left in Read More …
Neil Kavanaugh School of Rock came to DC these past two weeks as part of a tour which included National Theatre, and Catholic University students loved it. It sounds kind of ridiculous picturing a slacker guitarist trying to find a way to get his ticket to the big leagues through making a rock band full Read More …
By: Alexander Santana While the U.S. Senate is taking up two bills on Thursday dealing with the longest partial federal government shutdown in American history and President Donald Trump’s $5.7 billion request for a physical barrier at the southern border with Mexico, over 800,000 federal workers are either working without pay or on leave without Read More …
By Katie Ward Over 860 students who opted out of staying inside during the below-freezing weather on their Monday off were up early to serve in the D.C. community. These students took part in the 14th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service on Monday, January 21st, serving by doing anything from cleaning up Read More …
By Rachel Stevens and Thomas Curry Hundreds of Catholic University students took to the National Mall to participate in the 46th annual March for Life on the afternoon of Friday, January 18. The first March for Life, which was founded by pro life activist Nellie Gray, was held on January 22, 1974, on the West Read More …
By Emily Prendergast Every year on the last day of classes, Catholic University students gather on the Przybyla lawn and in the food court to commemorate the end of the year. The event, previously known as Luaupalooza, is set to be named “Cardinalpalooza” for the 2019 celebration. This year’s theme has been changed from a Read More …
By Duane Paul Murphy The United States 2020 elections are now starting to gear up. Between now and the summer of 2020, the Democrats will have an official nominee to compete against Incumbent President Donald Trump. Trump is expected to be the Republican Party’s presidential nominee between now in 2019 and summer 2020 at the Read More …
