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Students were encouraged to live a life of gratitude, trust, and happiness in commencement talks by University President Peter Kilpatrick and commencement...

CUA has launched new resources for students facing unplanned pregnancies, as well as parents on the faculty and staff.

COMMENCEMENT 2023

Schools across the country are experiencing increased incidents of swatting -- the practice of making false emergency calls to provoke response from law enforcement.

Tourism Tasmania has relaunched its "Off-Season" campaign with new sensory media, via Starcom, to inspire people to travel south during winter.

WASHINGTON (OSV News) -- Amid societys push for medical intervention to resolve gender discordance, there is a strong need for charitable, substantive conversations on gender because it is affecting real people, a professor from the University of Notre Dame told a Washington audience March 21. I have a real heart for people who really struggle with what it means to be a man, to be a woman, said Abigail Favale, a professor of the practice at Notre Dames McGrath Institute for Church Lif

Friday Harbor Port Commissioners, Victoria Compton and Gibb Black, decided to pay $30,000 for a whale sculpture to be placed on the Spring Street Landing, something they had not actually even seen! The vote was not announced and came as a complete surprise. Nobody on San Juan Island was even asked about spending this money or given the opportunity to be involved in their choice.

(OSV News) -- Here are some television program notes for the week of March 5, with their TV Parental Guidelines ratings if available. They have not been reviewed and therefore are not necessarily recommended by OSV News. Sunday, March 5, 7-9 p.m. EST (check local listings) (PBS) Billy Joel: Live at Yankee Stadium. Concert special showcasing singer, songwriter and musician Billy Joels 1990 performance at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. Monday, March 6, 9-10 p.m. EST (History) The Ark of the Co

Amid a national decline in undergraduate enrollment, representatives from multiple religious colleges and universities were encouraged Thursday to remain loyal to their faith-based identities.

Amid a national decline in undergraduate enrollment, representatives from multiple religious colleges and universities were encouraged Thursday to remain loyal to their faith-based identities.