Notre Dame Criticized for Calling Diversity and Catholicism ‘Equally Important’ in Hiring
Some say the hiring guidance elevates secular ideology, while others argue it flows from the university’s Catholic identity.
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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.
Notre Dame’s New President Says University Must ‘Build Bridges’ in a Broken World
At his Sept. 13 inauguration, Father Bob Dowd announced that the university would go ‘need-blind’ and ‘loan-free’ for undergraduate students by replacing loans in financial aid packages with ‘gift aid.’
The Catholic University of America’s ‘Visionary’ New Board Chairman Takes the Wheel
Real estate executive (and recreational race-car driver) Rob Neal shares his plans to cement CUA’s reputation as ‘the Catholic university of the entire land.’
St. Edith Stein Shows Harvard What Femininity Really Means
COMMENTARY: Recent petition to declare martyr a doctor of the Church highlights her legacy in personalism and other scholarship.
Meet the Crop of New Leaders in Catholic Higher Education
A look at the most recent leadership transitions.
Common Sense: No Longer as Common in Major Universities
COMMENTARY: There is a definite difference between loving your neighbor and embracing your neighbor’s set of house rules.
Almost All Catholic Women’s Colleges Admit Men Who Identify as Women
Some cite Catholicism as inspiration for ‘trans’ policies.
Harmel Academy Unlocks Men’s ‘Manual Genius’ Through Prayer, Literature and Machining
The past few years have seen a rise of interest among Catholics in such vocational academies and trade schools. Michigan-based Harmel Academy led the way.
Resurrecting Catholic Higher Education
COMMENTARY: It seems like the path to Catholic and liberal arts education is to hunker down at high-quality but tiny colleges.
