Catholic University of America’s Special Collections is home to wide and diverse cultural and historical materials, including devotional museum objects, meeting minutes of the American bishops, correspondence between notables such as George Higgins and Richard Neuhaus, rare renaissance books, and, among all of this, the Young Catholic Messenger, the premier publication, 1885-1970, of Catholic publisher, Read More

March is Women’s History Month, so why not celebrate a pioneering woman who was an historian: Catherine Ann Cline, distinguished scholar of Great Britain in the twentieth century and former chair of the History Department at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.  She was especially interested in the rise of the British Labour Read More

The following post was authored by Graduate Library Pre-Professional (GLP), Juan-Pablo Gonzalez. Video interview with Art student Alex Huntley on the steps of Aquinas Hall. It was the fall of 2017, my first semester as a graduate student and my first working in the University Archives. During this time, I had the special interest to Read More