Are Catholic Universities a Good Investment?
COMMENTARY: A university should be a place where students can pursue ultimate truths about God and the human person, not merely a place where they learn skills to help with employment.
Results from Tag: 'catholic colleges'
Head Meets Hands: New College Opens in the Grain of St. Joseph the Worker
The new trade college in Steubenville, Ohio, integrates Catholic studies with hands-on training in skilled trades, promoting both intellectual and physical craftsmanship.
Rosary College Opens With a Focus on Tradition and Classical Literature
Two-year liberal arts college, with an emphasis on traditional values and faith, has just begun its inaugural semester with an enrollment of 20 students.
The Eucharist Is the Source and Summit of Catholic Higher Education
COMMENTARY: In the light of the Blessed Sacrament, the purpose of higher education is not to help us achieve or consume, but to behold, ponder and become.
8 Ways to Resist Bad LGBT Policy at a Catholic College
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Catholic colleges have the duty to bear clear witness to the saving message of the Gospel.
Historic Notre Dame College in Ohio to Close This Spring After 100 years
NDC, which was established in South Euclid, Ohio, in 1922, was a women’s college until 2001.
‘Queer’-Affirming Student Group Sponsors Glitter Ashes on Ash Wednesday
An Episcopalian pastor distributed ashes and a Lutheran pastor attended in a show of support.
Saint Mary’s College’s President and Trustees Should Resign
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Leaders of the Catholic women’s college have done irreparable harm by quietly approving a pro-transgender admissions policy.
Major Expansions Coming to Belmont Abbey College After Fundraising Feat
Some of that $100 million has already been put to use with a new dining hall, lab space and strengthening of its endowment. Now, the Belmont, North Carolina, school is aiming to raise $50 million more by 2026.
Practical Tips for Lent (Feb. 10)
In this week’s Register Radio episode, Franciscan Missionary of the Eternal Word Father Joseph Mary helps us prepare for Lent. Then we turn to the news: Last fall Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana — historically a school for undergraduate women — decided to accept men who identified as women. The school reversed course after blowback, but many are still concerned over St. Mary’s direction. Jonathan Liedl brings us news and analysis.
