People and Events
Religion, arts enhance STEM learning at Good Shepherd School
The regional Catholic school in Ardsley, Montgomery County is using robotics and computer coding among other tools to help teach lessons of faith to students in grades K to eight.
Masses, concerts, devotions to honor St. Katharine Drexel
The Cathedral Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul will host concerts of sacred music and offer a full schedule of Masses, for the Philadelphia saint whose feast day is March 3. Her new tomb at the cathedral is now an archdiocesan shrine.
Holy Rosary honors law enforcement, first responders
Students thanked Plymouth Township police and fire officials for their service during a Jan. 28 ceremony as part of Catholic Schools Week.
Archbishop Wood holds first ‘Forensic Toxicology Expo’
Students presented their research on more than 55 prescription, over-the-counter and illegal drugs at the Feb. 5 event, which highlighted both the school's science curriculum and the dangers of substance abuse.
Neumann U looking for a few good computer hackers
With a growing need for advanced computer professionals, the school has created new majors in cybersecurity and data analytics, along with a state-of-the-art technology lab.
Montco CYO basketball honors players, parents
Eighth grade members of the team at Sacred Heart Parish in Royersford were recently recognized for their commitment and sportsmanship, while parents were thanked for their support.
Immaculata U to host undergrad info session
Prospective students will get an overview of academics, campus life, athletics, the admission process and financial aid at the Feb. 18 session, with time for questions and answers and a student-guided tour.
Manor College students named semi-finalists for prestigious scholarship
Linith Ciciliano and Vera Lewis were selected from a national pool of 1,500 applicants for the Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship, which supports high-achieving students as they transfer to four-year schools.
Catholic Medical Association announces new board president
Cardiologist Dr. John A. Schirger has been appointed to lead the organization, which strives to uphold the principles of the Catholic faith in the science and practice of medicine.
Bishop Shanahan team wins governor’s STEM prize with innovative medical device
Students unveiled a portable monitor that assists users in administering CPR. The invention took first place at a Feb. 5 competition, making it the school's second consecutive award in the annual event.