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Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art Performs Julius Caesar in Egypt
By Neil Kavanaugh This past weekend the Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art performed Julius Caesar in Egypt, an...
Russell Senate Office Building Could be Renamed after John McCain
Courtesy of Star and Stripes By Alexander Santana U.S. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) recently announced his plan to...
SGA Vice President, Weston Kirby, Delivers Tie Breaking Vote and Passes Top 200 Pornography Website Ban to University Servers
Courtesy of Thomas Holmes By Catherine O’Grady The Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, held in Caldwell Auditorium on Monday, was...
A Pornography-Free Wi-Fi and How it’s Happening
"Deus Lux Mea Est," meaning "God is my light," featured in Catholic University's logo. By Emily Prendergast Catholic University’s campus...
Votes for Women: A Portrait of Persistence
By Noelia Veras The National Portrait Gallery is honoring women’s suffrage with the “Votes for Women: A Portrait of Persistence”...
Stephen C. Payne Appointed as New Law School Dean
By Duane Paul Murphy Courtesy of the Catholic University of America Stephen C. Payne will become the next dean of...
Colloquium Held on Charlemagne’s 802 Legislation
Painting of Charlemagne being crowned by Pope Leo III. Courtesy of www.bbc.co.uk By Russell Blakeslee Emperor Charlemagne’s 802 A.D. legislation...
A Conversation about Christianity in Palestine Held in Heritage Hall
By Duane Paul Murphy More than 30 guests in attendance gathered on Thursday night in Heritage Hall to listen to...
University Hosts Third Session of Healing the Breach of Trust
By Katie Ward and Thomas Holmes The university hosted the third session of the Healing the Breach of Trust series,...
History of Queen Anne’s Revenge Hosted by the Department of Anthropology
By Caroline Carr Catholic University’s Department of Anthropology hosted an event introduced by a real-life pirate, otherwise known to the...
