“Three Doors to Death: Or, The Choice Is Yours” was one of six, one-act plays performed by parish youth ministries from across the diocese at the annual Diocesan One-Act Play and Film Festival at Nativity Catholic Church in Burke Feb. 7.
The Cardinal Newman Society awards an annual scholarship to a student who attends one of the colleges recognized for faithful Catholic education in the Society’s
Christendom College began its 45th anniversary year by welcoming a record-setting student body to campus last month. In his opening address to begin the academic
Marymount University in Arlington debuted on the list of “Best National Universities” in the latest edition of the U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges
David Snyder wanted to work in the U.S. Space Force following his graduation from Christendom College in Front Royal in 2019. He accomplished that goal
In late August of last year, Muzhgan Yarmohammadi was fleeing her native Afghanistan and everything she knew as the country collapsed into the hands of
The Catholic University of America in Washington is expanding its Conway School of Nursing and hiring new faculty, thanks to the donations of Bill and
Students and faculty streamed by as students Fabrizio Reilly, a senior archaeology major, and Ethan Donnelly, a junior criminology/intelligence studies major, bent over the hole
The Peer Mentoring Program at Saint John Paul the Great Catholic High School in Potomac Shores works to integrate the students with intellectual disabilities in
As football fields once more ring with cheers and shouts of encouragement, one local Catholic parent’s thoughts turn to a future collegiate competition — an
