Christendom College in Front Royal recently celebrated its 40th anniversary with an academic convocation where it honored renowned philosopher and theologian Jesuit Father James Schall; Mother Mary Assumpta Long, founder of the Dominicans of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist; and pro-life heroes Chris and Joan Bell.
Bishop Ireton High School in Alexandria recently sent five student members of its newly chartered chapter of the Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Honor Society to participate in the national convention in Buffalo, N.Y.
The first day of school at Seton School in Manassas is always a big event, but in a different way than one might expect.
The Columbus School of Law at The Catholic University of America in Washington recently received gifts and commitments totaling $1.4 million that will provide initial funding for three new initiatives supporting research and educational opportunities for faculty and students.
The role of the Office of Youth Ministries has expanded, according to Kevin Bohli, director of the Office of Youth, Campus and Young Adult Ministries.
For the past year, 14-year-old Angelica Hatke has worked religiously in her second floor bedroom to bring birds of all shapes, sizes and colors to life. She is determined not to stop until she has painted all the living species of birds — more than 10,000 of them.
Students jump and jive in the annual waltz and swing competition.
WASHINGTON — Catholic college leaders recently were encouraged to take steps to heal racial divides on their campuses during an annual meeting in Washington. Father
College-bound seniors interested in Thomas Aquinas College’s great books liberal arts program will have the option of both a west and east coast campus come fall 2018.
The graduate school opened a Center for Trauma and Resiliency Studies last fall.
