The Controversy of Columbus
Courtesy of Wikipedia Commons By Claire Prudhomme American elementary schoolers are taught in class to sing “in 1492 Columbus sailed...
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Investment Club: Teaching Students How to Build Wealth
By Renee Rasmussen At Catholic University, the Investment Club has been revitalized. After being inactive for two years, the club...
Sustainability on Campus: How Does Catholic University Recycle?
By Jessica Fetrow October is Campus Sustainability Month, and one of the most visible and impactful aspects of campus sustainability...
Biology Club Invites Guest Speaker Dr. Byung Min (Justin) Chung
By Angela Hickey On Tuesday, Catholic University’s Biology Club hosted an event in the Pryz Great Rooms and invited the...
Students Stand in Solidarity with Hong Kong
Courtesy of Catholic University By Chris Carey Students, activists, Hong Kongers, and proponents of democracy from across the DC area...
Clothesline Project Brings Awareness to Victims of Abuse
PEERS members Emily Macaluso, Kevin Fanning, and Eddie O'Brien table for the Clothesline Project. Courtesy of Jacqueline Jedrych By Jacqueline...
What Would You Do For Help With Your Student Loans?
By Shannon Miekka Graduation is thirty weeks away. Caps will fly, families will beam with pride, and of course, everyone’s...
World Habitat Week
By Renee Rasmussen This week Catholic University is celebrating World Habitat Week with events for students to get involved and...
CUArch Walton Critic – Victoria Meyers
By Kat Kaderabek Victoria Meyers, the founder of New York-based Hanrahan Meyers Architects, spoke at Catholic University on Monday, October...
Catholic Law Professor Confirmed as Assistant Secretary for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor
Courtesy of Catholic University By Renee Rasmussen Robert Destro, a law professor at Catholic University, was confirmed by the United...
