Posts by Benedictine College Editorial Staff

The classically designed library building features architecture reminiscent of Independence Hall in Philadelphia.

Thanks to the work of Shingledecker, assisted by students, we are one step closer to discovering how “stellar nurseries” work  — places where stars begin.

The spiritual challenges men are facing are even greater than the battle for the Lombardi Trophy at Super Bowl LVII, according to two Catholic leaders on the Kansas City Chiefs.

A student’s letter in The Kansas City Star said his lost faith was restored at the SEEK 23 conference.

Schools that embrace classical education are bucking a nationwide trend of decreasing enrollment, reported Rachel Campos-Duffy at Fox & Friends Weekend.

While thousands marched for life, the international cable channel reported on a plan to introduce Catholic principles to medical education.

Benedictine’s Shingledecker worked with the James Webb Space Telescope and spoke about the origins of life at the Angelicum in Rome.

Instead of the usual memes, we present images from Jan. 20 at the front lines of the biggest protest movement of our time.

Dr. Jacqueline Rivers spoke at Benedictine College on Martin Luther King Day about the myths of racism and Truth incarnate, Jesus Christ.

Every once in a while there is a once-in-a-millennium event like the year 2000. But how often do you get a once-every-50-millennia event?