SGA Holds Town Hall on University Metro Pass Implementation to Mixed Results 
Deck the Halls or Wait for Turkey? The Great Christmas Decorating Debate 
Conclave Is More Da Vinci Code Than Catholic 
Trump Sweeps Swing States, Begins Making Staff Appointments 
MLS Playoffs: Opening Round Comes to a Close 
The Curse is Broken – Football Wins Fourth Game
Freshman running back Pedro Garcia crosses the goal line for Catholic's only touchdown in the win. Courtesy of CUACardinals.com By...
The Increasingly Blurry Line Between Mixtape and Album
Rappers Future and Young Thug have enjoyed recent success with their project Super Slimey. Courtesy of Pitchfork By Iain Higgins...
Multiple Cases of Mumps Disease Confirmed on Campus
Catholic Nursing students perform health and wellness screenings at the Pryzbyla Center. Courtesy of Catholic.edu By Duane Paul Murphy, Jimmy...
The Tower – November 3, 2017
Click here for our newest edition! Year 95, Edition #9 In this week's edition: Multiple cases of Mumps disease confirmed on...
Armed Robbery Prompts Lockdown on Campus
The area on Taylor Street where the suspects crashed. Courtesy of Fox 5 DC By Jimmy Cassidy Catholic University students...
Flather Hall Elevator Defaced by Racial Slur
Flather Hall's elevator was defaced on Friday, October 20th. Courtesy of CUA Residence LifeBy Duane Paul Murphy A racial slur...
Former Presidential Candidate Carly Fiorina Speaks at Heritage Hall
Fiorina spoke in a packed Heritage Hall. Courtesy of Liz Friden By Liz Friden Former presidential candidate Carly Fiorina spoke...
Brookland Community Comes to Catholic for Halloween on Campus
A super family poses for a picture at Halloween on Campus! Courtesy of Katie Ward By Jissella Urquilla Catholic University...
Staff Editorial: Looking Back on 95 Years
A Tower header in December, 1922 From the Tower Staff As The Tower celebrates its 95th birthday today, the editorial...
Wilson, Corbett, and a Night of Contemporary Poetry
Maryann Corbett recites poetry. Courtesy of CUA Contemporary Catholic Writers By Iain Higgins McGivney’s lights were dim at 6 PM...
