Regis University’s College for Professional Studies has won the national-level University Professional and Continuing Education Association’s Outstanding Credit Program Award for the “Jesuit Commons: Higher Education at the Margins” program, bringing Jesuit higher education to refugees.
The Ignatian Solidarity Network is hosting The Ignatian Immersion Experience Coordinator Summit from June 19 to June 21, providing a space for Jesuit college and university immersion experience coordinators working in ministry, service-learning/academics and student affairs to discuss their work.
Three new high-tech hydration stations will be installed across Georgetown University's campus this month in a “Think Global - Drink Local” initiative that is part of the university’s Earth Day celebrations.
For 100 years, St. Charles College in Grand Coteau, La., has been the novitiate home to the Jesuits of the New Orleans Province. Now in its second century of service, St. Charles College is expanding its welcome to retired Jesuits and retreatants.
A Georgetown Prep student built a three wheel hybrid electric car in an attempt to travel from New York to Washington on one gallon of gasoline. He completed his trip in 12 hours, making it on 1. 25 gallons of gasoline.
Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, Pa., will formally dedicate the Campus Commons in tribute to the late Cardinal John P. Foley, one of the University’s most distinguished alumni, on Monday, April 16, at 4 p.m.....
At the United States Olympic swimming trials in June, Regis High School Student Missy Franklin, will be a favorite to make the team for the London Games. After a five-medal performance at the world championships in Shanghai last summer, she is expected to contend for multiple Olympic medals.
The U.S. Department of Energy has announced that Santa Clara University will compete in the 2013 Solar Decathlon, joining 19 other teams of universities and colleges from around the world.
From March 15 - April 30, more than 40 works of art that depict images of grief and hope, created by men imprisoned in American jails and penitentiaries, will be featured in an exhibition at Boston College. “Seeing the Man: Art From Behind Bars, A Vision of Restorative Justice and Healing”
