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Incoming freshman Jacob Kristine was recently named the winner of the Cardinal Newman Society’s Essay Scholarship Contest, earning the scholarship for his essay about the advantages of choosing a faithful Catholic college. This marks the second year in a row that an...

For over forty-five years, Christendom alumni have decided to join the educational field after graduation, whether as teachers, school administrators, or even school founders. Three of the college’s newest alumni, Rebecca Kaminski, Rachel Riordan, and Gianna Coffey,...

Deacon Andrew Clark ‘14 will be ordained to the priesthood this Saturday, June 2, in the college’s home Diocese of Arlington. Upon his ordination, Deacon Clark will become Christendom’s one-hundred-and-fourth alumni priest and the twenty-third in the Diocese of...

Christendom College theology professor Mary Stanford will appear on EWTN’s “At Home with Jim and Joy” this week to speak on finding true freedom in marriage. Pulling from her acclaimed book, The Obedience Paradox, Stanford will explain how the titular obedience...

Theology professor Dr. Conor Sweeney recently reflected on Pope Benedict XVI for The Catholic World Report, revealing how the late pontiff’s theological vision was centered on interpreting the Gospel through the lens of God’s love. Pope Benedict’s articulation of the...

Christendom College faculty and alumni priests feature in a new seven-part video series titled “Mary, Explained,” providing a rich, emotionally engaging look into Mary, who she is, and how the faithful can imitate her example in today’s world. Produced by the...

Before 2020, the demand for IT and technology jobs was already high, as companies looked to get ahead in a progressively digital age. But since? That demand has only increased, with every company needing to become a tech company over the last three years. The result...

“As goes the family, so goes the nation, and so goes the whole world in which we live.” Pope St. John Paul II first spoke these profound words in 1986, speaking to a culture still reeling from the effects of the sexual revolution, communism, and ever-increasing...

At Christendom’s Commencement Ceremonies this past May 13, commencement speaker Dr. John Haas warned graduates about the challenges they would soon face, from rampant secularism to a culture that has turned its back on its Judeo-Christian tradition. And yet, he...

Five hundred fifty-one steps—that is what it takes to ascend to the top of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. Once you reach the top, you are greeted by a breathtaking sight: the arms of St. Peter’s Square, stretching out toward the rest of Rome—and the world—to embrace...