U.S. college students should be required to learn a foreign language; it could provide opportunities for their prospective careers, and add a practical skill set to their everyday life. The U.S. is...

For many people, their favorite Saint traces back to their childhood or their confirmation patron saint. While considering that All Saints Day is celebrated on November 1st as a Holy Day of Obligation,...

In the midst of midterms and the onset of homecoming week, the intensity of the semester clashes with the routine that students have built over the past month and a half. It can be easy to view the external...

In a society persuaded by the allure of consumerism and self-promotion, this first installment of “Faculty Favorites” provides an alternative answer to that trend. Through five separate spontaneous...

“Cor ad cor loquitur.” “Heart speaks to heart” was adopted by Saint John Henry Newman as his episcopal motto. Newman believed that people arrive at belief and faith through friendships and relationships,...

Without stories, could a culture truly exist? Throughout the course of history, stories have shifted grave decisions, conquered the hearts of countless men and women, and captured the reality seldom...

After being leaderless for six months, members of Benedictine’s academic program for beauty and culture on campus—known as Angelico Fellows—welcomed their new director to campus in October.  The...