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University of St. Thomas (Houston) Awards Professor with Alumna of the Year Award
4/26/2013

Sycamore Trust Alumni Group Makes Leadership Changes
1/30/2013
The Sycamore Trust – alumni devoted to protecting the Catholic identity of the University of Notre Dame – recently announced changes to their board.

Study: Catholic Education Influences Choice to Become Nun, Brother
1/23/2013
Catholic education in high school and especially in college stands out as a significant factor in men and women choosing to enter a religious order.

Boston College Celebrates 150th in Midst of Identity Crisis
9/17/2012
Boston College can be commended for celebrating its 150th anniversary the way a Catholic college should: with a call to service, and with an opening Mass yesterday concelebrated by Boston’s Cardinal Sean O’Malley, OFM Cap., and BC President Father William Leahy, S.J., at Fenway Park.

Fact Check: No Accrediting Backlash Against Franciscan University
9/14/2012
An accrediting agency has challenged false media reports that the Franciscan University of Steubenville faces difficulties with the accreditor because of its sociology course on “Deviant Behavior,” according to the National Catholic Register.

NPR Joins Biased Campaign Against Franciscan University
9/12/2012
The Franciscan University of Steubenville was unfairly slapped Monday with a biased National Public Radio (NPR) report citing complaints from two homosexual alumni who graduated more than a decade ago.

Several Benedictine College Grads Took Final Religious Vows Together
8/21/2012
Last week on the Feast of the Assumption, several Benedictine College alumna together professed their final vows as Sisters of St. Francis of the Martyr St. George. Out of the 13 sisters making their professions, seven were graduates of Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas.

Study: College Degrees Still Matter
8/15/2012
The current recession has many people questioning the value of a college degree, but a new report coming out of Georgetown University reports that college degrees still greatly impact employment prospects and salary. The study from the Center on Education and the Workforce at Georgetown University called “The College Advantage: Weathering the Economic Storm” reports that the unemployment rate for recent four-year college graduates is 6.8 percent.

New Orleans’ Loyola University Boasts of Ties to “Pro-Choice” Mayor
6/16/2012

Abortion Rights Supporter Maria Bello Speaks Warmly of Villanova’s Effect on Her Life
6/12/2012

Georgetown Alum William Peter Blatty Says Canon Law Suit “Our Only Hope”
5/18/2012

CNS Sends More Than 26,000 Signatures to Georgetown Opposing Invitation to HHS Secretary Sebelius
5/16/2012

The Georgetown Eight Ask That Sebelius Invitation Be Rescinded
5/9/2012

After Fluke Contraception Talk, Students Call on Georgetown for Equal Presentation of Church Teachings
4/19/2012

'Honor your father' Alive and Well at Thomas Aquinas College
3/27/2012

'Dear Father Jenkins' Campaign Launched by Notre Dame Alumni against HHS Mandate
2/29/2012

Notre Dame Hiding the Decline?
1/17/2012

Notre Dame Alumni Pray for Life
10/6/2011

Notre Dame Alumni: University Pro-Life Policy Is Severely Compromised by Its Actions
9/27/2011

Thomas Aquinas College Most Popular Catholic College with Alumni & Applicants
6/14/2011

Notre Dame Grad Makes Our Lord OK with Abortion in Play
4/19/2011

Franciscan University Students Visit China on Mission
12/1/2008
FUS alumna founded Beijing hospice for dying and abandoned children

Alumnus: University of Notre Dame Still Deeply Conflicted
10/15/2008
Business Center for "Ethics" and "Religious Values" hosted talk by president of "fleshy" and "lurid"Cosmopolitan magazine

Trinity University Extols Pro-Abortion Alumnae, Violates Mission
1/30/2008
Despite its Catholic mission, Trinity University in Washington, D.C., continues to extol two of its pro-abortion alumnae, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius. Both public officials identify themselves as Catholics but reject Catholic teaching on serious moral issues.

Campus Scribblings: A Weekly Survey of Catholic Higher Education (Oct. 18)
10/18/2007
The upcoming Newman Guide reflects encouraging developments in Catholic higher education. In it we see colleges and universities fighting against secular forces and joining with new institutions to help revitalize the postsecondary landscape for faithful Catholics.

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