Notre Dame’s Theology Rises by Reclaiming ‘a Full Catholic Vision’
The University of Notre Dame’s theology program has ranked No. 1 worldwide four times in six years — and some say its fidelity to the Catholic faith is key to its success.
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Newman Approved: Engaging Catholic Summer Programs for High Schoolers
The Cardinal Newman Society highlights dozens of authentic Catholic summer programs for teens.
Last 2 Catholic College Holdouts Eliminate Coronavirus Vaccine Requirements
President Trump has threatened loss of federal funds for colleges that keep mandates.
How John Paul the Great Catholic University Trains Tomorrow’s Movie Makers
JPCatholic’s mission is to impact culture for Christ, including through film.
Catholic Colleges Answer the Call for Skilled Tradesmen
With a focus on both faith and practical skills, new Catholic colleges are providing an alternative to traditional liberal arts institutions.
In the Footsteps of St. Francis: How Franciscans (and Other Religious) Lead on Campus
Catholic universities are shaped by the ongoing presence of their founding religious orders.
The Register’s 10 Things to Ask on a College Tour
Asking questions that matter to Catholic families and incoming students can help focus on-campus time.
Demographic Trends, Financial Challenges Force Catholic College Closures
Magdalen College of the Liberal Arts has become one of 21 Catholic colleges across the country to shut its doors, merge with another institution, or announce plans to do so since 2016.
Class of ’24: Commencement Speakers Range From ‘The Chosen’ Actor to Cardinals
Catholic actor Jonathan Roumie, Cardinal Stephen Chow of Hong Kong, Harrison Butker of the Kansas City Chiefs, and Father Mike Schmitz will address the Class of 2024.
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.
