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Cardinal Turkson Discusses Church Teachings on Peace at Catholic University
4/25/2013
Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., recently hosted the "Peacebuilding 2013: Pacem in Terris at 50" conference which examined a range of issues and the Church's teachings about peace.

Construction Begins on New Academic Building at Thomas Aquinas College
4/24/2013
Thomas Aquinas College reached another milestone last week when it broke ground on the the College's newest permanent building, St. Gladys Hall.

Another Survey Shows Employers Want Liberal Arts Graduates
4/10/2013

Liberal Arts Colleges Create Better Prepared Graduates
4/3/2013
A recent survey of employers suggests that many graduates are leaving college without the basic skills necessary for employment. Solid liberal arts core curriculum, say leaders, is the answer.

Scholarship Fund Seeks to Counter 'PC Indoctrination' at Colleges
3/22/2013
Entrepreneur Jim Van Eerden has developed a scholarship fund for parents looking to counter liberal indoctrination.

Catholic High School Teacher Laments the Modern Catholic High School
3/21/2013
A 16-year veteran Catholic high school theology teacher laments the state of Catholic high schools and offers his recommendations for strengthening Catholic identity.

Philadelphia University and High School Announce Dual-Credit Partnership
3/20/2013

New Majors Offered at Ave Maria University
3/11/2013
Ave Maria University in Florida recently announced the creation of two new undergraduate majors in Education and Accounting.

Campion College Australia Launches "Core" Awareness Campaign
3/8/2013
In an effort to spread the word about Campion College's Christ-centered liberal arts education throughout Australia and beyond, the school has unveiled its "Core" campaign.

New Center at Aquinas College (TN) to Focus on Ethics in Health Care
3/6/2013
The School of Nursing at Aquinas College in Nashville, Tennessee, recently announced the founding of the Center for the Study of Human Dignity and Ethics in Health Care.

President Obama's Call for Accreditation Changes Has Catholic Colleges Concerned
2/19/2013
Among the changes called for by President Barack Obama last week, one that has Catholic colleges concerned is his desire for changes to the accreditation process.

Book by Atheist Details How Christians Aren't Welcome on College Campuses
2/13/2013

Benjamin Wiker reviews Gregory Lukianoff’s Unlearning Liberty: Campus Censorship and the End of American Debate. Guess which groups aren't being treated fairly on college campuses? Christians.

UST to Co-host Pontifical St. Thomas Aquinas Conference
2/1/2013
The University of St. Thomas Center for Thomistic Studies and the John Paul II Forum plan to co-host the first U.S. Conference of the Pontifical Academy of St. Thomas Aquinas, on Oct. 18-19, 2013 in Houston, Texas.

Mount St. Mary College in NY To Host Aquinas Workshop
1/17/2013
Mount St. Mary College in New York will be hosting its third annual Thomas Aquinas Philosophy Workshop, “Free Will and Moral Virtue,”

A Defense of Liberal Arts
11/27/2012
To many people, a major in liberal arts is simply an expensive way of declaring yourself unemployable after graduation. No matter how many times this is proven untrue, the argument continues as to whether colleges and universities should become job training centers or bastions of higher learning.

Notre Dame #1…in Graduation Rate
11/20/2012
The University of Notre Dame is #1 in the Bowl Championship Series football polls. But more importantly, according to the recently released NCAA Graduation Success Rate figures, Notre Dame’s football graduation rate of 97% led all teams currently in the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll, and tied for first among all Bowl Subdivision schools.

Catholic Psychology School Promotes Catholic Thought in Lecture Series
1/6/2009
This year's theme is "Virtual Reality: Its Distortion of Self and Others"

New Cabrini President Announces Social Justice Curriculum
12/2/2008
All studies influenced by 'systematic change in the world' through 'women's rights'

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