by Father Daniel Sinisi, T.O.R.
Saint Francis University
Catholic colleges in the Franciscan tradition seek to help young people find their calling and identity. They also teach students to use and grow in their God-given gifts--all in the spirit of the life of St. Francis.
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by Cecilia Espinoza
Service Learning Manager, Maryknoll Lay Missioners
Whether they involve building houses in rural areas of Mississippi or running a clinic in Uganda, missions have a huge impact on the people they serve--and on the missionaries themselves.
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by Robyn Ross
St. Edward's University
Holy Cross universities respect the dignity and individuality of each student, while helping them cultivate an international perspective and sense of social justice.
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by Suzanne M. Petrusch
Vice President for Enrollment Management, St. Mary's University
More than 200 Catholic higher education institutions in the United States prepare students for more than professional careers, they give them the tools to lead meaningful lives.
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by Father Benedict Auer, O.S.B.
Saint Martin's University
Those who joined the community followed a code: the Rule of Benedict. For Benedictine schools, the Rule continues to provide a foundation for learning and living.
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by Jessica Alexandre
A Dominican college or university carries on a centuries-old commitment to learning and spiritual, personal, and community transformation.
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