You’re Invited: Newman Guide Virtual College Fair
On Thursday, October 8, 2026, The Cardinal Newman Society invites all high school students discerning a college and their parents to attend the Newman Guide Virtual College Fair. Registration is free and required to attend the event.
Catholic families are asking important questions about the cost, culture, and value of higher education. Is college worth the investment? Will it prepare students for a meaningful career? What kind of community will students find? And will their faith be strengthened along the way?
The Newman Guide Virtual College Fair, presented by The Cardinal Newman Society in partnership with Kolbe Academy, will help Catholic parents and high school students explore those questions while connecting directly with colleges recommended in The Newman Guide.
At the Fair, students and parents will meet college representatives, explore virtual college booths, and attend featured sessions on academics, student life, admissions, scholarships and financial aid, the college search timeline, career preparation, and the role faithful Catholic education can play in forming students for life and their vocation.
Catholics nationwide will discover what sets Newman Guide colleges apart, how a faithful Catholic college education may be more attainable than you think, and consider not only where a student can earn a degree, but where they can grow in faith, prepare for a career, and discern God’s calling in their life.
High school students and parents are invited to register now and spread the word with family and friends. Questions can be directed to Programs@CardinalNewmanSociety.org.
This year’s Newman Guide Virtual College Fair is made possible thanks to our sponsors:
Kolbe Academy is a classical, Catholic homeschool program. Kolbe offers traditional homeschool, live online, and asynchronous online courses.
Mother of Divine Grace School exists to help Catholic families raise their children in a living Catholic culture in their homes, mentoring them in using the MODG Catholic classical curriculum to lead their children to good judgment concerning the good, true and beautiful.
