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Students Serve as Summer Interns at the White House
September 13, 2017Two Catholic University students spent their summer serving as White House interns.
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University Receives High U.S. News and World Report Rankings
September 12, 2017The Catholic University of America has risen in the U.S. News & World Report 2018 listings for Universities and graduate programs nationwide.
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Pope Francis questions whether Trump is really ‘pro-life’
September 11, 2017Jay Richards, research professor, was quoted in a Washington Times story about republicans and the pro-life label.
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EWTN Live - 2017-09-06 - Jay Richards
September 06, 2017Jay Richards, research professor, business, appeared on EWTN Live to talk about business and economics from a Catholic perspective.
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Message From President Garvey About The People Affected By the Hurricane
September 01, 2017We extend our prayers and concern to all the people affected by the hurricane that hit Houston and New Orleans this week. It is an especially difficult time for students at our University who are from the affected areas.
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Students Called as Witnesses for Christ during Mass of the Holy Spirit
August 31, 2017Students, faculty, and staff members at The Catholic University of America were called to be witnesses for Christ during this year’s Mass of the Holy Spirit, which took place in the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception on Aug. 31.
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Business Leaders to Discuss the Moral Limits and Potential of Profit
August 29, 2017This fall, business and faith leaders from around the world will meet at The Catholic University of America for the conference Good Profit: How Profitable Business Can Be a Force for Good.
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Local Small Businesses to Kick Start Growth with Catholic University
August 22, 2017Al Goldberg, founder of Mess Hall, which provides up-and-coming food entrepreneurs with commercial kitchens and related services in northeast Washington, D.C., had been wrestling with options to expand his business. With the help of a novel program at The Catholic University of America, he’ll have access to the kind of new business insights, tailored mentoring, and expanded business and capital connections he needs.
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More Than 20 Priests Participate in Ecclesial Administration and Management Program
August 22, 2017Earlier this month, more than 20 priests from 17 dioceses around the country as well as Rome and Colombia took a week of classes as part of the Master of Science in Ecclesial Administration and Management (MEAM) program.
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Total Solar Eclipse Is an Encounter With the Creator, Invitation to Discovery: Jay Richards
August 20, 2017Jay Richards, assistant research professor, business, was quoted in a Christian Post story on the solar eclipse.
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Catholic University to Open Academic Year with Mass of the Holy Spirit
August 16, 2017The Catholic University of America will celebrate the start of the academic year with its Mass of the Holy Spirit on Thursday, Aug. 31, at 12:10 p.m. in the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Great Upper Church.
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EWTN Pro-Life Weekly
August 11, 2017Catherine Pakaluk, assistant professor, economics, was interviewed on EWTN Pro-Life Weekly about St. Teresa Benedicta (Edith Stein).
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Relevant Radio - July 26, 2017
July 26, 2017Andreas Widmer, director, entrepreneurship, was interviewed on Relevant Radio about business and the school’s upcoming Good Profit conference.
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Charlie Gard’s fate was at mercy of British government, not parents
July 24, 2017Jay Richards, assistant research professor, business, was quoted in a Washington Times story on the Charlie Gard case and parental rights.
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Freedom From or Freedom For?
July 20, 2017Andreas Widmer, director, entrepreneurship, published an essay on economic freedom with the Heritage Foundation.
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Catholic University Contributes to First-Ever Convocation of Catholic Leaders
July 13, 2017President John Garvey, Provost Andrew Abela, Deans William Bowman and Will Rainford, and two professors from The Catholic University of America participated in the recent Convocation of Catholic Leaders.
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High School Students Create a Force for Good at Summer Business Institute
July 10, 2017Eighty-three rising high school juniors and seniors from 18 states and two countries came to Catholic University’s campus in June to take part in the Second Annual Summer Business Institute at the Busch School of Business and Economics.
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Libérons la croissance française en nous inspirant des politiques qui ont sauvé la Nouvelle-Zélande
July 04, 2017Frederic Sautet, associate professor, published an op-ed in l’Opinion using New Zealand economic reform as a possible model that France should consider today.
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The Joe Pags Show | Jay Richards on the Republican-led House panel voting to gut Dodd-Frank
June 24, 2017Jay Richards, assistant research professor, business, was interviewed on Newsmax to discuss Dodd-Frank.
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The Sanctification of Work
June 21, 2017Max Torres, director of management, was interviewed on Kresta in the Afternoon on the sanctification of work.
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The Drew Mariani Show - Jun 20, 2017
June 20, 2017Laurance Alvarado, lecturer, management, was interviewed on June 20 on The Drew Mariani Show program on Relevant Radio about the Whole Foods/Amazon merger.
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Online Masters Program for Priests
June 19, 2017Mario Enzler, MEAM program director, was interviewed by EWTN Vaticano in Rome to talk about the new Master of Science in Ecclesial Administration and Management (MEAM).
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The Drew Mariani Show - Jun 15, 2017
June 15, 2017Stewart McHie, MSBA program director, was interviewed on June 15 on The Drew Mariani Show program on Relevant Radio about Fox dropping their "fair and balanced" slogan because it was so readily mocked. He discussed advertising and how repetition, even of false claims, has the ability to change people's minds.
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Where Are They Now: Mark Weber
June 15, 2017Mark Weber, executive in residence, business, was profiled as a featured executive in the WashingtonExec.
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High School Students to Compete in Shark Tank at Catholic University
June 14, 2017More than 80 high school students from around the country will compete in a version of the popular TV show Shark Tank at 9 a.m. Friday, June 23, at The Catholic University of America, but with a twist.
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Trump and Laudato Si'
June 09, 2017Michael Pakaluk, professor ad interim, accounting ethics, published commentary in the Boston Pilot on President Trump’s decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris Climate Accord.
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The Catholic University of America Adopts New Governance Structure
June 08, 2017On Tuesday, June 6, 2017, The Catholic University of America’s Board of Trustees adopted a new governance structure intended to permit greater lay participation in the affairs of the University while preserving its uniquely Catholic character.
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Why the pope is wrong about “speculators”
June 06, 2017Luanne Zurlo, assistant professor, finance, published commentary in Crux on the Pope’s comments on speculators.
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Nebraska Senator Warns of ‘Peter Pan Epidemic’: Should Catholics Worry?
May 26, 2017Rev. Paul Sullins, research professor, sociology, and Andreas Widmer, director, entrepreneurship, were quoted in a National Catholic Register story on the “Peter Pan Epidemic.”
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Freshman Business Students Win Awards at International Competition
May 18, 2017Four freshman business students represented The Catholic University of America at the 2017 International Business Ethics Case Competition (IBECC) last month, winning awards in several divisions. The competition drew 33 college teams from six different countries.
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Peggy Noonan Advises New Graduates: Never Stop Reading
May 13, 2017Though their years of academic pursuits may now be complete, The Catholic University of America Class of 2017 received one last piece of wisdom during this year’s Commencement ceremony, which took place, due to inclement weather, inside the Great Upper Church of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
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Business 101 for Pastors
May 08, 2017William Bowman, dean, business, and Mario Enzler, director, M.E.A.M., were quoted in a National Catholic Register story on the school’s new Master of Science in Ecclesial Administration and Management (M.E.A.M.) degree.
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Wegmans Among Businesses Putting Catholic Social Teaching to Good Use
May 02, 2017William Bowman, dean, business, was quoted in a National Catholic Register story on Catholic businesses.
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In Trump's first 100 days, Catholics find a mixed bag
April 29, 2017Jay Richards, assistant research professor, business, was quoted in a Catholic News Agency story on President Trump’s first 100 days.
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Business School to Offer Online Master of Science in Ecclesial Administration and Management
April 26, 2017Beginning this fall The Catholic University of America Busch School of Business and Economics will offer an online Master of Science in Ecclesial Administration and Management (M.E.A.M.).
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University Research Day Highlights Discovery and Collaboration
April 21, 2017Hundreds of members of the Catholic University community had the opportunity to share their academic findings during the University’s second annual Research Day, held across campus on April 20. The event, which was open to all undergraduates, graduate students, faculty, and staff members, was planned to showcase the wide range of research taking place throughout the University’s 12 schools.
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How to Get There from Here
April 08, 2017Michael Pakaluk, professor ad interim, business, published commentary on the love of learning in The Catholic Thing.
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Sacramental Confession as a Glance at the Bronze Serpent
April 07, 2017Michael Pakaluk, professor ad interim, business, published commentary in the Boston Pilot on confession.
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Effect of "Bathroom Bills on Economy
April 03, 2017Jay Richards, assistant research professor, business, was quoted in a Washington Times story on bathroom bills.
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EWTN News Nightly Interview on Climate Change
March 28, 2017Kevin Forbes, associate professor, economics, was interviewed by EWTN News Nightly on Donald Trump’s climate change executive order.
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Pro-Life Advocates Demanding Reconciliation Bill to Defund Planned Parenthood
March 27, 2017Jay Richards, assistant research professor, was quoted in a Washington Times story about pro-life advocates demanding a reconciliation bill to defund Planned Parenthood.
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Symposium Explores Subsidiarity
March 10, 2017U.S. Rep. Francis Rooney of Florida will address how subsidiarity can serve as a guiding principle for communities at “Subsidiarity in Politics, Culture, and Economy,” a symposium hosted by the new Institute for Human Ecology at The Catholic University of America on Tuesday, March 14, from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
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New program at Catholic University promotes economic stability in the inner city through small business growth
March 02, 2017University President John Garvey; William Bowman, dean, business; Robert Keith, entrepreneur-in-residence; and Andreas Widmer, director of entrepreneurship; were quoted in a Catholic Standard story on the kick off of the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City. See below.Keith was also quoted in an El Pregonero story.
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At his funeral friends praise faith and humanity of Michael Novak
March 01, 2017University President John Garvey was quoted in a Crux story on the funeral of Michael Novak.
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Trump wants to cut red tape? He should start with the CFPB.
February 22, 2017Jay Richards, research professor, business, published commentary in the Hill on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Michael Novak, Catholic Scholar Who Made Moral Case for Capitalism, Dies at 83
February 20, 2017Andreas Widmer, director of entrepreneurship, published commentary in the Washington Post and Crux on Novak.
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Remembering Michael Novak
February 20, 2017Michael Pakaluk, professor ad interim, business, published an essay in the Catholic Thing on Michael Novak.
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Overturning Roe vs. Wade
February 06, 2017Michael Pakaluk’s remarks to the Massachusetts Caucus at the March for Life were published in the Boston Pilot.
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Erroneous Autonomy
January 19, 2017The Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies hosted the conference “Erroneous Autonomy: The Dignity of Work” featuring University Chairman of the Board Cardinal Sean O’Malley. It drew media coverage from National Catholic Reporter, America, Catholic News Service, Religion News Service, and Our Sunday Visitor. In addition to covering the event, Religion News Service also mentioned it in a story on the bishops and health care, as did National Catholic Reporter. The National Catholic Reporter also wrote and editorial on the event. David Cloutier, associate professor, theology, was interviewed by Crux on the conference. Catholic News Agency covered the event together with a lecture by Arthur Brooks, president of the American Enterprise Institute, which was sponsored by the Busch School of Business.
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