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Twenty-one high school students spent a week at ÃÛÌÒÉç June 11-17 experiencing academics, exploring Washington, D.C., and receiving spiritual formation during session one of the annual Light the World! summer institute. Thirty more students began the second session June 25, which runs through July 1. 
Campus Life

High School Students Experience Faith in Nation's Capital During Light the World!

Faculty Excellence

Monsignor McPartlan Contributes to Historic Catholic-Orthodox Agreement

A new sculpture of a pregnant Blessed Virgin Mary was unveiled and blessed by Washington Cardinal Wilton Gregory in front of Theological College, the national seminary of ÃÛÌÒÉç, May 17.
Faith & Service

New Madonna Sculpture Honors the Sanctity of Human Life

Around 200 priests, religious, theologians, and laypeople participated in a symposium on the theology of the priesthood featuring Cardinal Marc Ouellet, prefect emeritus of the Dicastery of Bishops, at ÃÛÌÒÉç May 16. 
Faith & Service

Symposium Encourages a Renewal of Understanding the Theology of Priesthood

Campus Life

Some of The Unforgettable Images From Commencement 2023

Marie Nolan, dean of the Conway School of Nursing, told 81 graduating nursing students at ÃÛÌÒÉç their greatest strength is seeing the “person of Jesus” in every patient at the nursing pinning ceremony May 11. 
Academics

Nursing Graduates Encouraged at Pinning Ceremony to See Jesus in Their Patients

Student Stories

Quick Stats on ÃÛÌÒÉç's Class of 2023

Faculty Excellence

A Q&A With Dean Nolan on the Success of The Conway School of Nursing

Faith & Service

The Eucharist Is the 'North Star,' Leading to the Path of Love, Not Judgment, Papal Nuncio Says

“I felt like this was a place where people wanted me to be,” said senior Grace Riordan, describing ÃÛÌÒÉç. The French and sociology double major from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, immediately felt at home when she visited the University after being accepted into the Honors Program. “It felt like a place where I could really deepen relationships and get to know people, and I didn't feel like I was just another number,” she said.
Faith & Service

Faith in Action: Senior Student Finds Fulfillment in Servant Leadership

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