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From Fragile to Flourishing: On-campus Discussion of Addressing Needs of Our Neighborhoods

University News

Update on Arrest of Intruder in Flather Hall/Security Notice

University News

Look Back at University President Kilpatrick's First Year at Catholic University

The Catholic University of America’s Center for Cultural Engagement (CCE) marked National First-Generation College Celebration Day on Nov. 8 by showcasing students who are making their families proud through their hard-won accomplishments.
Student Stories

Students Mark Milestones on National First-Generation College Celebration Day

University News

Update on Arrest of Suspicious Person

Last night, the message boards on the exterior doors of several student rooms in Flather Hall were defaced with racist and sexist messages. We condemn this conduct, as it violates the respect we have for each person, which is a foundational and cherished value of The Catholic University of America.
University News

Incident in Flather Hall

Scholars, Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, and faith leaders gathered in the Edward J. Pryzbyla University Center on Nov. 3 for the first-ever NOVITATE Conference to discuss how to break free of stifling social pressure to conform to the world and renew spheres as diverse as business, media, politics, and education to better promote human flourishing.
University News

Innovators and Thought Leaders Gather for First-Ever NOVITATE Conference

November is Black Catholic History Month and St. Martin de Porres is the first Black saint from the Americas. 
Faith & Service

Catholic University, Howard Join Together to Honor St. Martin De Porres

November is Black Catholic History Month and University community members can use the opportunity to draw closer to those with sainthood causes. 
Faith & Service

Saints Walked Here: Inside Black Catholic History Month at Catholic University and More

“Architecture as Freedom” exhibit at the District Architecture Center highlights Architecture Professor Adnan Morshed's work to design socially and environmentally conscious buildings to promote human flourishing. The exhibit is free and open to the public until it closes Dec. 20.
Academics

Exhibit Features Architecture Professor's Designs for Social, Economic Transformation in Bangladesh

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