College in Salt Lake City Adds Porn to Curriculum
This small Utah college is far from the first school to incorporate a class on pornography into its offered curriculum.
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Pro-Life Colleges Won’t Be Silenced
This year’s March for Life rally will be a virtual event — but this has not stopped faithful Catholic colleges from finding creative ways to witness to life.
Cancel Culture College Administrators Put on Notice
COMMENTARY: Whether public or private, they will lose federal funding if they stifle free speech and religious freedom, according to new rules from the Department of Education.
Talking About Race on Campus
College ministry leaders ready to dialogue with students about George Floyd’s death and related events.
Colleges Keep It Catholic Amid the Epidemic
“Jesus didn’t draw us into relationship with him to keep our faith to ourselves. If we don’t share it, then our faith will die.”
Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases, Notre Dame Classes Go Virtual for Two Weeks
An online petition, created by two professors at the university, calls for all classes to be made available online for the remainder of the semester to all students, not merely those most at risk for the virus.
Catholic University of America Offers Coronavirus Tuition Adjustments
CUA president John Garvey issued a statement Aug. 3 outlining the refunds and tuition decreases that will be provided to those students who will not attend the university as they expected.
5 College Priest-Chaplains on Catholics and Campus Life
Insights from Ave Maria University, Magdalen College, Thomas More College, UC Santa Barbara and USC.
Notre Dame to Start Fall Semester Early as Colleges Weigh In-Person Options
Teachers have been asked to prepare to offer their courses both in person and online, so that students who are sick or quarantined can continue to participate.
Where is Newman’s University?
Higher learning “educates the intellect to reason well in all matters, to reach out towards truth, and to grasp it.”
