Class of 2020 Hits 98.8% Success Rate
Most Catholic families looking at colleges are interested in the type of education their children will receive, what the campus atmosphere is like, the quality of the faculty, the accessibility of the sacraments, the personalized attention given, and finally, the...
Crusader Basketball Splits Against Mid-Atlantic Christian
The men’s and women’s basketball teams each took on Mid-Atlantic Christian University (MACU) on Monday, February 15, with the men earning their third win of the season 84-72 and the women falling 55-48. Coming into the currently scheduled final week of the season, the...
Freshman Retention Rate Exceeds National Average
Colleges spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to recruit the best students to their campuses each year. But when students enroll, oftentimes they are unhappy with their choice and transfer to a more desirous college at the end of their freshman year. For many,...
Transfer Students Choose Christendom for Authentically Catholic Education
Just a few short months ago, Georgia Atkins and Trevor Scott were feeling frustrated with their college educations. In the South, Atkins was feeling isolated at a secular state university where her faith was marginalized. Over on the East Coast, Scott was disappointed...
Students Inspired to Become Saints During SEEK Conference
Christendom students joined together with college students from across the nation in this year’s virtual SEEK Conference, hosted by FOCUS. Featuring virtual talks from Bishop Robert Barron, Fr. Mike Schmitz, and others, along with opportunities for Adoration and...
Theology Chairman to Offer Study of St. John’s Gospel for Institute of Catholic Culture
Dr. Matthew Tsakanikas, chairman of Christendom’s theology department, will deliver a new series of lectures on the Gospel of St. John for the Institute of Catholic Culture (ICC), titled “The Divine Eagle.” The series, which will be offered on Tuesdays beginning...
Best Week Ever Counselors Chosen for Summer 2021
Christendom College’s high school summer program is referred to as The Best Week Ever by its close to 300 participants each year. After spending a week on the campus with 60 other like-minded rising high school seniors, participants return home amazed by their...
Alumni Seek to Defend the True, the Good, and the Beautiful as Police and Firefighters
“Our society needs those who will stand up to defend what is true, what is good, and what is righteous.” These are the words of Ted Eidem, an alumnus of Christendom from the Class of 2000. His words, in many ways, sum up the mission of Christendom—to form laypeople to...
Philosophy Professor’s Acclaimed Book Re-Released in Expanded Edition
Philosophy professor Dr. John Cuddeback’s acclaimed work, True Friendship: Where Virtue Becomes Happiness, is now out in a new, expanded edition from Ignatius Press. Featuring new chapters on human friendship as preparation for friendship with God and more, the book...
Longtime Family Set to Have Youngest Graduate this Spring
“How will I keep my faith in college?” This question has troubled teenagers and parents alike for decades, as institutions of higher education move further into the grip of secularism. A faithful Catholic education provides a solution to this problem, giving students...