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University Astrophysicists Join Elite Team of Researchers for New Space Telescope

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University Experts Weigh in on When Life Begins

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What to look forward to in 2023

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Reflecting on a Historic Year at Catholic University

Students, faculty, and staff are invited to apply to enter the eighth annual University Research Day (URD), on April 18, 2023 showcasing scholarship from all disciplines at the second oldest research university in the country.
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How to Apply for University Research Day 2023

The Institute for the Transformation of Catholic Education (ITCE) at Catholic University co-sponsored a discussion and book signing with Classical Academic Press on Nov. 8 about efforts to reclaim the value of the Western canon for all students in light of the book The Black Intellectual Tradition: Reading Freedom in Classical Literature.
Campus Life

Black Educators Make the Case for Classics for All Students at Institute for the Transformation of Catholic Education Event

Dr. Peter Kilpatrick was formally installed as Catholic University’s sixteenth president on Friday, Nov. 11, at a Mass of Installation celebrated at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. 
Academics

Dr. Peter Kilpatrick Installed as Sixteenth University President

At his installation as 16th president of Catholic University on Nov. 11, Dr. Peter Kilpatrick said his vision includes cultivating greater love of God and neighbor and significant institutional growth.
Academics

President Kilpatrick Shares Vision of Faith and Growth at Installation Ceremony

The Institute for the Study of Eastern Christianity and the Institute for Christian Oriental Research (ICOR) held a commemorative event on Oct. 28 for a prominent scholar of Armenian studies whose personal library was donated to the Semitics/ICOR Library.
Research

Semitics/ICOR Library Celebrates Major Donation to Armenian Research Collection

Community Renewal International (CRI), founded by Mack McCarter in Shreveport, La., is the winner of the $1 million Opus Prize annual faith-based humanitarian award. University President Dr. Peter Kilpatrick made the announcement during a Nov. 3 ceremony held on campus.
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Community Renewal International Named $1 Million Opus Prize Winner

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