It'll Be a Busy Summer:
Thousands Will Use
Campus Facilities
The university will host approximately 50 events on campus this summer. Including the Fifth World Archaeological Congress at the end of June, the summer's events will draw more than 5,000 attendees and earn nearly $2 million for CUA. See story.
Professor's Drama Techniques
Help Heal the Trauma of War
Roland Reed has been to Bosnia seven times since 1998, applying his theater skills to projects that help orphans and students deal with the emotional aftereffects of war. See story.
Access CUA History With
the Click of a Mouse
A student-written Web site tells the story of how CUA came to be and how the Brookland neighborhood was built on what was still farmland in the late 1880s. See Research & Teaching.
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The Very Rev. David M. O'Connell reports on the two May commencements, recent leadership changes at the university and upcoming events. See the president's column.
Canon Law Dean Strengthens
International Ties to CUA
Monsignor Brian Ferme, dean of CUA's School of Canon Law, has years of experience at Oxford University and as dean and professor at the Pontifical Lateran and Gregorian universities in Rome. He's also a dead ringer for British actor Michael Caine. See People.
Green Thumbs Up at CUA
The Environmental Protection Agency cites Catholic University for an environment-friendly policy that seeks to avoid the use of pesticides. See story.
Inside Takes a Vacation
Inside CUA Online will take a break for the summer and will reappear in late August with news and features about members of the Catholic University community. We hope you have a pleasant summer! Please continue to send us story ideas or information about recent publications, awards, media interviews or speaking engagements by contacting Richard Wilkinson at 202-319-6984 or e-mailing wilkinson@cua.edu.
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