CUA Gets First Look At New Campus Master Plan
CUA’s new 10-year plan for campus development will likely call for changes in current use of buildings like McMahon and Shahan Halls and dedicating more space in residence halls for graduate students. See story.
New Music School Dean
Speaks on Her Life and Goals
Marilyn Neeley has been recognized by The Baltimore Sun as one of "the great pianists of our day." The longtime professor and new dean speaks about her life and her goals for the Benjamin T. Rome School of Music. See People.
3 Conferences Held in 1 Week
Catholic University held three conferences during the first week of October that reflected its mission as a Catholic university. See story.
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CUA to Play the Harlem Globetrotters
On Monday, Nov. 19, the CUA men’s basketbteam will play its toughest opponent ever, a team that has won 284 games in a row: the world famous Harlem Globetrotters. See story.
Teaching After the Tragedy
Assistant Professor of English Stephen McKenna and other professors are bringing the Sept. 11 attacks, the media coverage and President Bush's and Osama bin Laden's speeches into their CUA classes. See Research & Teaching.
Counseling Services Offer Help in Stressful Times
As the campus community grapples with the events of Sept. 11 and the ensuing threats, administrators have taken steps to help faculty, staff and students cope. See story.
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