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The year before Abigail Fisher filed her lawsuit in 2007, African-Americans and Hispanics accounted for more than a quarter of the entering freshman class.

Supreme Court to consider case of Affirmative Action in college admissions

By • Catholic Online • 2/22/2012

The Supreme Court is set to confront the issue of race in university admissions. At the heart of the issue is a white student who says she was denied a spot at the flagship campus of the University of Texas on account of her race. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The high court said it ...


The certificate will not be a regular M.I.T. degree, but rather a credential bearing the name of a new not-for-profit body to be created within M.I.T.

M.I.T. to offer degrees for free online courses

By • Catholic Online • 12/23/2011

One of the nation's leading providers of higher education, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, or M.I.T. is set to announce a series of free online courses, allowing students the opportunity to earn official certificates free of charge. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - "There are ...


Belmont Abbey College

Belmont Abbey College Sues Federal Government Over Obamacare Mandate

By • The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty • 11/14/2011

"A monk at Belmont Abbey may preach on Sunday that pre-marital sex, contraception, and abortions are immoral, but on Monday, the government would force the same monk to pay for students to receive the very drugs and procedures he denounces," said Hannah Smith, Senior Legal Counsel at the Becket ...


A Professor teaching a small class at Holy Spirit College

Holy Spirit College: Love is the Primary Purpose of a Catholic Education

By • Catholic Online • 10/31/2011

Next week I will visit one of the promising signs of hope for the New Evangelization of the Church,  Holy Spirit College in Atlanta, Georgia. The most important task we face in the restoration of a Christian culture in the West is the authentically Catholic education of the next ...


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An Invitation to Gather: OSU Campus Ministry

By • Catholic Online • 10/19/2011

We arrived at St. John the Evangelist University Parish and Newman Center, at Oklahoma State University, at 8 a.m. OSU has had a relationship with Catholic Extension since 1977; and this coming January, the OSU Campus Ministry will be receiving another grant from Catholic Extension. But we were ...


Ave Maria University

Ave Maria University Officially Recognized as a 'Catholic University'

By • Catholic Online • 10/9/2011

The recognition of Ave Maria University as a Catholic University recognizes their commitment to continue to be guided by the teachings of the Catholic Church and faithfulness to the Apostolic Constitution Ex Corde Ecclesiae. It is the responsibility of the local Bishop to provide pastoral ...


Students will special needs shouldn't get discouraged. Find a learning coach or a tutor to help you with picking classes, creating a study schedule and planning.

College students with learning disabilities need extra support at college

By • Catholic Online • 10/6/2011

Students with learning disabilities such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD face special challenges when they go off to college. Many students will be moving out of their parents' home and onto a busy college campus with new academic workloads and a multitude of social and ...


Catholic Colleges Unite to Defend Religious Liberty, Oppose Illegal Contraceptive Mandate

By • Cardinal Newman Society • 10/1/2011

Catholic institutions will not compromise on the question of the immorality of contraception and sterilization or the grave injustice of abortion.  The administration seems to be telling Catholic institutions that the only way we can operate in their America is to abandon our core ethical ...


While SAT scores are important, top schools instead look at students' academic achievement first -- grades, class rank, and the types of courses they've tackled,

Just how important are SAT scores to get into college?

By • Catholic Online • 9/30/2011

Towards the end of their senior year, millions of American high school students prepare for their SAT scores. There is much heightened interest and nervousness, as for many of these students, a passing grade guarantees them entrance to the college of their choice. But how really important ...


At least 1,825 college students between the ages of 18 and 24 die from alcohol-related unintentional injuries, including motor vehicle crashes.

The bigger the drinker, the lower the grades

By • Catholic Online • 9/15/2011

Parties are a big part of any college student's experience. Big keg parties, where copious amounts of beer are quaffed are all part of the "Animal House" experience. There's a downside to all the good times, however. According to a new study, the more college students drink, the lower their grade ...





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