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University of St. Thomas (Houston) Raises $35,000 for Scholarships Via Taco Tasting
5/17/2013
The University of St. Thomas (Houston) raised nearly $35,000 in scholarships through a taco tasting competition in April.

Notre Dame Professor Defends Life Against Cloning Research
5/17/2013
University of Notre Dame law professor O. Carter Snead criticized the advancements made in therapeutic cloning that were announced by scientists on Wednesday.

Jesuits Back Comprehensive Immigration Reform
5/16/2013
The Jesuits, and 200 of their institutions, including several schools, colleges and universities back comprehensive immigration reform, including citizenship for all undocumented immigrants.

Former Ave Maria University President Helping to Start New Catholic College in Ireland
5/16/2013
Former Ave Maria University President Nick Healy is assisting a group dedicated to creating a new Catholic college in Ireland.

"Genesis to Jesus" Program Teaches Bible Essentials to Catechists at Aquinas College
5/16/2013
The Catechetics program at Aquinas College in Nashville, Tennessee, recently welcomed the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology to campus for a scripture training program for catechists.

Catholic Professor Claims She was Targeted by IRS Auditors
5/16/2013
Catholic professor and sociologist Anne Hendershott claims that she was targeted by the IRS for an audit because of her writing work.

Planned Parenthood Commends Boston College’s Choice of Commencement Speaker
5/16/2013
Planned Parenthood has commended Boston College for its choice of Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny as the 2013 commencement speaker.

Retiring President Reflects on Wyoming Catholic College’s Genesis
5/16/2013
Retiring President Fr. Robert Cook spoke with The Cardinal Newman Society about the genesis of Wyoming Catholic College and his time with the College.

Classical Catholic Education in Focus at Upcoming Conference for Teachers, Administrators
5/15/2013
A conference this summer will help Catholic educators form teachers, students, and curricula to better present a traditional liberal arts education.

Are Catholic Universities Still Committed to Working-Class Families?
5/15/2013
Are the nation's wealthiest Catholic colleges still serving working-class and low-income families? A new study suggests otherwise.

Franciscan University of Steubenville Graduates its Second-Largest Class
5/15/2013
On Saturday, Franciscan University of Steubenville graduated its second-largest class. Former U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican, R. James Nicholson served as commencement speaker.

CUA Law Professor Shows that Legal Abortion Has Led to the Increase of Infanticide
5/15/2013
CUA law professor Mark Rienzi demonstrates that a culture that celebrates abortion as a constitutional right has led to an increase in the murder rates among babies less than a year old.

The Catholic University of America Receives $4 Million Gift to Fund Nursing Scholarships
5/15/2013
The Catholic University of America has received a $4 million gift for its nursing school to fund scholarships for students pursuing nursing jobs in the Washington area.

Mount St. Mary’s Athletes Make the Team at Newman Society
5/14/2013
Two Mount St. Mary's award-winning athletes will begin working for The Cardinal Newman Society this summer.

Saint Edward's University Hosts Contraceptive-Pushing Commencement Speaker
5/14/2013
Saint Edward's University's May 11 Commencement featured contraceptive-pushing former U.S. Department of State official, Maria Otero.

College of Saint Rose Professor Argues that Gosnell Case Calls for Greater Access to Abortion
5/14/2013
College of Saint Rose political science professor Scott Lemieux argues that the Kermit Gosnell case calls for greater access to abortion.

Pope Francis' Relationship with the Jesuits and Liberation Theology
5/14/2013
In a Catholic News Service interview, Fr. Alejandro Crosthwaite, OP, vice-rector for public relations at The Angelicum, explains Pope Francis' relationship with the Argentinian Jesuits and his interpretation of liberation theology.

Christendom College Honors Papal Nuncio Archbishop Charles Brown at Commencement
5/14/2013
Christendom College honored Archbishop Charles Brown and Mrs. Anne Carroll during its commencement weekend, May 10-12.

Stalwart Catholic University Leader Announces Retirement
5/14/2013
Mount St. Mary's University President Thomas H. Powell made public today his decision to retire. Dr. Powell will step down after the 2013-14 academic year.

Morality Clauses Common at Catholic Schools
5/14/2013
Recent media stories have raised the question of whether morality clauses are appropriate at Catholic schools.

U.S. Cardinals Raise Nearly $1.7 Million in Scholarships for CUA
5/13/2013
Five U.S. Catholic cardinals and 650 guests gathered in Washington, D.C. on Friday for the 24th American Cardinals Dinner. They raised nearly $1.7 million in scholarships for The Catholic University of America.

Pool of Jesuit College Leaders is Shrinking
5/13/2013
Fewer Catholic college and university presidents are members of the clergy or a religious order. The trend has been toward choosing lay people.

Cardinal Sean O'Malley Will Boycott Boston College Commencement
5/10/2013
Archdiocese of Boston Cardinal Sean O'Malley said he will boycott Boston College's commencement because it is honoring pro-abortion Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny.

Does the University of Dayton Have a Drinking Problem?
5/10/2013
Dayton Daily News reports that drinking at the University of Dayton has outpaced much larger schools in the state, raising questions about underage and excessive drinking at the Catholic school.

Carnegie Mellon University Files Charges Against Half-Naked Pope Parody Student
5/10/2013
Carnegie Mellon University has filed charges of indecent exposure against the female student who paraded across campus semi-naked and wearing a pope costume.

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