Upcoming Events

• Nov.

  10
  Honoring Those Who Have Served: A Veterans Day Reflection
  Clarence Hill, national commander for the America Legion, will discuss the history of Veterans Day, the changing nature and needs of veterans over the years, the role of The American Legion in advocating for and serving a new population of veterans, and share his perspective on the deep importance of remembering our veterans and their sacrifices.
• Nov.

  10
  'The Search for Universal Ethics'
  Monsignors Paul McPartlan and Robert Sokolowski and Rev. Brian Johnstone will discuss a document on natural law from the International Theological Commission.
• Nov.

  11
  'The Consequence of Human Differences'
  Joseph Vining, Harry Burns Hutchins Collegiate Professor of Law at the University of Michigan, will deliver the lecture.
• Nov.

  11
  Senators Club Luncheon
  The CUA Senators Club will meet from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for their annual fall luncheon.
• Nov.

  12
  How are Models of Charitable Giving and Volunteering Estimated?
  The Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies' Brown Bag Series presents Ernest Zampelli, professor of economics, speaking on "How Are Models of Charitable Giving and Volunteering Estimated and Does It Really Matter to the Findings?"
• Nov.

  13
  Focus Day for Prospective Students
  The schools of engineering, music and nursing and the Department of Politics offer prospective undergraduate students an opportunity to learn about majors.
• Nov.

  15
  Undergraduate Open House
  The Office of Admissions will host an open house for prospective students to learn about academic programs, admission requirements and student life.
• Nov.

  18
  Alumni Networking Reception
  On Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 6:30 p.m., Catholic University alumni will gather for a professional networking gathering on campus.
• Nov.

  19
  Premiere of 'Ngala Muti'
  Department of Drama presents performances of "Ngala Muti" by Emily Solomon, a Master of Fine Arts candidate.
• Nov.

  19
  Food for Thought: 'Thanksgiving Dinner and Chemistry: What's the Connection?'
  A traditional Thanksgiving table will be set when Professor Diane Bunce unravels the chemistry behind the foods in the annual feast.