Opera Premiering at Hatke Theatre, Julius Caesar in Egypt
By Neil Kavanaugh Catholic University is putting on an opera, opening this Thursday March 28 and runs until Sunday March...
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Bringing the Sounds and Flavors of Latin America to Catholic University
By Katarina Ivancik The Center of Cultural Engagement hosted an event which allowed students of all cultural backgrounds to engage...
10 Things To Do in DC This Weekend
By Jessica Fetrow Now that Spring Break is in the past, Catholic University students must find other ways to entertain...
St Patrick’s Day Parade Cancelled in 2019
Image courtesy of Washington Post By Caroline Carr Every major city celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with an Irish-themed parade. However,...
Film Review: Captain Marvel
Image courtesy of Rediff.com By Kat Kaderabek Marvel’s newest movie, Captain Marvel, recently hit theaters with a bang. Opening weekend...
8 Delicious Ways to Celebrate Cherry Blossoms Around DC
Image courtesy of popupbardc.com By Natalie Colonna Cherry blossom season is often filled with tourists and Instagram–worthy photoshoots. Now, your...
One Hundred Years of Solitude is Coming to Netflix
Image courtesy of fictionalcafe.com By Noelia Veras Gabriel García Márquez’s book One Hundred Years of Solitude is officially set to...
Review on The Umbrella Academy
Image courtesy of sky.com By Kat Kaderabek The Umbrella Academy is a one hour-long, 10-episode show which recently appeared on...
Is This What You Call Living? The Threepenny Opera has a Message for Society
Image courtesy of arts.catholic.edu By Miriam Trujillo Over this past weekend, drama and music theatre students put on their spring...
Inside the Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art: Interviews with Artists
By Miriam Trujillo Theatre Guide awarded Catholic University’s Rome School the “Best College Performing Arts Program.” This award is a...
