News & Events

The Stillman School of Business and Asian Studies will host an Information Lunch Meeting for June-in-China Program.

Sybille Pearson’s Musical Baby will be performed at the South Orange Performing Arts Center.

This course, Philanthropy and Christianity, will fulfill the Signature Course III, Engaging the World requirement.

Two leaders travel abroad to spend their Spring semesters as Boren Fellows.

Dr. Elena Osokina, Professor of History at the University of South Carolina, will speak on March 22 at 6:30 p.m.

Five public relations students are inspiring change regarding the all-too-familiar childhood obesity epidemic.

The American Bible Society and the G. K. Chesterton Institute present an evening lecture on the theme “Chesterton and the Bible.”

Applications of historical lessons to the situation of ordinary people, and especially youth, will be considered in two workshops.

The theme is Black Women in American Culture and History. Many programs are scheduled throughout February and March.

Joseph A. Unanue Institute Presents:Hispanic New York and the Latinization of the United States.

The Center for Catholic Studies is sponsoring a three-credit study abroad course, The Foundations of Christian Culture: Spain.

Professor Augustine is honored for his impact on the university community and dedication to the Center for Applied Catalysis.

A digest of scholarships with upcoming deadlines.