Carolina Kitchen
Courtesy of Noelia Veras By Noelia Veras On the corner of Washington Place is the Rhode Island Row location of...
Month: April 2019
SGA Passes Legislation to Increase Counseling Services, Provide Menstrual Products in All Female Bathrooms, and Launch The Water Sustainability Project
Photo courtesy of Thomas Holmes By Catherine O’Grady The Student Government Association Senate voted to increase counseling service for the...
Profs and Pints Provides Higher Education Opportunities to a Large Demographic
By Katarina Ivancik Profs and Pints, founded by Peter Schmidt, is a company with a goal to create a unique...
Parish Goes Cashless for Tithing
Op-Ed Submitted By Luke Parker “Credit or debit?” can now be heard during collection time at Sunday Mass. Tithing at...
2019 University Research Day Sees Highest Amount of Presentations in Event History
By Katie Ward Over 250 students and faculty presented research during the fourth annual University Research Day on Tuesday, April...
Governors, Senators, Mayors, Oh My! The Race for 2020 Gets Bigger
By Duane Paul Murphy The 2020 presidential primaries and the overall race to defeat President Trump are getting larger as...
Stress Management during the Last Weeks of the Semester
By Rachel Stevens Late nights spent studying, early mornings of chugging coffee, and thinking about all of the assignments that...
Top Ten Things to Do in DC This Weekend (April 12-14)
By Jessica Fetrow As the spring semester winds down, and with only four weekends left in the semester, here are...
Catholic Athletics Give Strong Performances Down Home Stretch of the Regular Season
Image courtesy of catholicathletics.com By Jared Prenda As the warm weather has finally come to the nation’s capital, many of...
Petalpalooza at the District Wharf
Image courtesy of Chris Vitale By Christopher Vitale The National Cherry Blossom Festival hosted its Petalpalooza event at the District...
