Professor Lucia Silecchia Provides Catholic Perspective on Assisted Suicide
Silecchia states that the assessment of assisted suicide in relation to potential cost savings poses a danger to human life.
Professor Helps Draft Global Declaration on AI and Nuclear Weapons
Associate Professor Maryann Cusimano Love, an expert in international relations at The Catholic University of America and chair of the Department of Politics, participated in a July 2026 global assembly on artificial intelligence (AI) and nuclear war.
A Classicist Breaks Down "The Odyssey" Trailer
July 17 marks the opening day for Christopher Nolan's much-anticipated epic film, The Odyssey. Our social team captured Sarah Ferrario, chair of The Catholic University of America’s Department of Ancient and Medieval Languages and Cultures, as she reacts to this film’s trailer with a historian’s eye.
New Dean, Vice Provost and Program Leadership Appointments
In a message to the University on July 7, Aaron Dominguez, executive vice president and provost for The Catholic University of America, announced new dean appointments, vice provost changes, and new directors for the University’s Cornerstone and Honors programs.