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Christendom College Welcomes Fr. Joseph Rampino as New Chaplain
The Diocese of Arlington’s Bishop Michael Burbidge has assigned Fr. Joseph Rampino as Christendom’s newest chaplain....
Christendom College Announces Sacred Music Major
Christendom College has announced the addition of a major in Sacred Music for the fall semester of 2026. This new...
Christendom College Launches Honors Program, Expanding Opportunities for Academic Excellence and Intellectual Formation
Christendom College is launching its new Honors Program this fall—an enhancement and expansion of the college’s...
Faculty Research & Scholarship
Christendom Answers Difficult Questions in Church History with Free Online History Class
Christendom College has released a new free online class, "Approaching Difficult Questions in Church History," aimed...
Christendom Professor Earns Prestigious Prize from Canadian Society of Medievalists
Christendom College history professor Dr. Alessia Berardi has been awarded the Leonard Boyle Dissertation Prize for...
Christendom Faculty Featured at Catholic Media Association Awards
Christendom faculty members were featured at the 2024 Catholic Media Association (CMA) Awards, as announced by the...
Word on Fire to Publish Christendom Professor’s Latest on the Arts
Philosophy professor Dr. Daniel McInerny is releasing his latest work this June, titled Beauty and Imitation: A...
Crusader Athletics
Late Athletic Director Tom Vander Woude to Receive St. Gianna Molla Award for Pro-Life Heroism
Christendom College’s late Athletic Director Tom Vander Woude will be posthumously honored with the St. Gianna Molla...
Christendom Women’s Basketball Begins Quest for Historic Third Straight National Title
Christendom’s women’s basketball team accomplished one of the rarest feats in sports last season: securing...
From INSTAURARE
Winning the Battle: Alumna Makes School Choice Possible in Arizona
“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 secularization.
20 Years in Bella Roma: Christendom’s Junior Semester in the Eternal City
When he was became president of Christendom, it became essential to him that as many students as possible shared in that experience—encouraging a growth in their love for the Church in the face of a culture that continuously attacks our Catholic heritage.
Preparing for Success: How Christendom’s Career Office Helps Students Achieve Goals
The discernment of one’s vocation and career can be an anxiety-filled challenge. Especially in an ever-evolving workplace—and one that grows more secular each day—students need to know that they have the education, skills, and preparation to thrive in their ideal career.
An Answer for the Age and for All Ages: Reflecting on 45 Years
In honor of Christendom's 45th anniversary this year, College Executive Vice President Mark Rohlena wrote this...
First Ever Legacy Challenge Honors Late Top Gun Pilot
Thanks to the generosity of Mrs. Virginia (“Ginger”) Hitchings, Christendom College launched The Christendom Legacy...
Alumna Physician Aims to Make a Difference
For the secular world, suffering is an evil to be avoided at all costs. To many, being ill, being weak, or being...
Alumni News
Alumnus Pens New Book on Stigmata
Alumnus John Clark ’92 has written a new book, God’s Wounds: The Remarkable Truth of Those Who Bore the Signs of...
Christendom Raises Over $140,000 on Giving Day to Support Students
Alumni and benefactors from across the country came together to support Christendom College during its annual Giving...
Christendom to Celebrate Annual Alumni Giving Day with In-Person & Virtual Events
Christendom College will celebrate its eighth annual Giving Day on Tuesday, April 29, uniting alumni and parents in...