2022 graduates Julia Eschbach, Adam Ferrero, and Anne Heisler all left Christendom with a similar goal: to educate, evangelize, and help restore all things in Christ. While in college, each recognized the increasing need for passionate, well-educated teachers to help...
Christendom College recently released a new suite of online Principles classes, providing Catholics and others around the world with the lights of faith and reason through a taste of Christendom’s authentic Catholic education. Two new free classes, covering literature...
Recent graduate John Dean ’22 has been awarded the first Michael Echaniz Debt Relief Scholarship for New Teachers, assisting him in his teaching vocation. The scholarship honors Echaniz’s memory and continues his legacy by encouraging and supporting prospective...
Christendom College joins with pro-life advocates across the nation today, June 24, in celebrating the landmark Dobbs v. Jackson Supreme Court decision which has overturned the Roe v. Wade decision in the United States. With the decision, abortion is no longer a...
Christendom’s political science and economics department will offer the James Madison Fellowship in political theory and practice this summer, during which student fellows will simulate the work of the Constitutional Convention of 1787 by debating and constructing the...
National Merit Scholarship Finalists can attend nearly any school in the nation. With their sterling test scores, academic achievements, and more, this select group of students represent the best in the nation, raising the question: what school will challenge these...
