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The grant is a significant endorsement of the initiative’s mission to enhance the art of preaching within the Catholic tradition and further the proclamation of the Word of God.
Faith & Service

School of Theology and Religious Studies, Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art Receive Lilly Grant for The Excellence in Catholic Preaching Initiative

“Architecture as Freedom” exhibit at the District Architecture Center highlights Architecture Professor Adnan Morshed's work to design socially and environmentally conscious buildings to promote human flourishing. The exhibit is free and open to the public until it closes Dec. 20.
Academics

Exhibit Features Architecture Professor's Designs for Social, Economic Transformation in Bangladesh

 Tackling “spiritual” fascinations like UFOs, exorcisms, artificial intelligence, and witchcraft, the panel gathered thought leaders to discuss these phenomena.
Academics

Institute for Human Ecology Hosts Discussion on the Weird State of American Spirituality

More than 175 Catholic school teachers, thought leaders, campus ministers, and innovators came to ÃÛÌÒÉç to collaborate on advancing the new evangelization through education.
Academics

University President Peter K. Kilpatrick Gives Address on Renewing Catholic Education

Juniors from the Conway School of Nursing at the ÃÛÌÒÉç of America participated in a Blessing of the Hands and White Coat ceremony Oct.13, in the Crypt Church of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. 
Student Stories

Nursing Students Take Part in Beloved Blessing of Hands Ceremony

The Institute for the Study of Eastern Christianity hosted last week a landmark international symposium dedicated to recovering the liturgical practices of Alexandria, Egypt — one of the most important early centers for Christian culture. 
Academics

Scholars Gather for First-Ever International Conference on the Search for the Alexandrine Liturgy

“Sabor y Cultura — A Celebration of Latin American Culture,” will be a festival celebrating the music, food, and dance at the heart of the diverse Latin American and Hispanic communities.  
Academics

Looking Ahead to The Exciting Hispanic Heritage Month Events on Campus

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Academics

Healing in the Metaverse

The University celebrated the establishment of the School of Engineering’s first endowed chair Tuesday evening, September 12. The inaugural recipient of the St. Albert the Great Endowed Chair in Engineering — made possible by a gift from an anonymous donor — is Santiago Solares, an expert in nanotechnology who joined the faculty this year.
Faculty Excellence

School of Engineering Welcomes First-Ever Endowed Chair

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Faculty Excellence

A Message from President Kilpatrick on The First Day of Classes

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