April 2024 Connections

To respond to the spiritual needs of all students, members of the College of the Holy Cross’ Chaplains’ Office draw on Ignatian spirituality, as well as insights from the latest research on the spiritual lives of young adults.

For Georgetown University’s vice president of mission and ministry, Rev. Mark Bosco, S.J., “Georgetown’s commitment to interfaith dialogue and accompaniment is not in spite of its Catholic and Jesuit heritage, but precisely because of it.”

When it comes to the value of a well-rounded, liberal arts education, Le Moyne College professor Elliott Bazzano is a “true believer”: he sees religion classes, including the study of Islam, as a quintessential part of that education.

Loyola University Chicago draws Jesuits in formation from across the country and world to study and serve in the heartland of America.

Though small in population and landmass, Belize is a kaleidoscope of peoples and languages, all wonderfully apparent in St. John’s College’s student body.

At Santa Clara University, interfaith outreach is viewed in terms of St. Ignatius’ vision to educate the whole person.

Located in the freshly renovated Student Union, the University of Detroit Mercy’s Office of University Ministry hopes its programming makes exploring faith easily accessible to all students, staff and faculty.

Learn how AJCU is increasing awareness about the impact of the FAFSA delay on the enrollment of low and middle-income students at colleges and universities.