In a hyper-sexual society, once-traditional morals have eroded even in our Catholic institutions—and especially on many Catholic college campuses. Research shows that the pervasive “hook up” culture on the typical American campus is found even at many Catholic colleges, a fact that will not surprise most Crisis readers. Given the […]
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Introduction This report presents the results from a Cardinal Newman Society study of the visitation policies in student residences at residential Catholic colleges, not including seminaries, in the United States. Data used in the report was collected during the summer of 2015. The report primarily evaluates visitation hours—the times during […]
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Half of all four-year, residential Catholic colleges in the U.S. are within five miles of Planned Parenthood facilities, a study by The Cardinal Newman Society has found. Catholic pro-life leaders warn that the close proximity of these Planned Parenthood centers threatens the well-being of students and the culture of Catholic […]
Updated September 10, 2015 Introduction and Methodology The mission of Planned Parenthood has nothing in common with the values of the Catholic Church, and no Catholic college should be collaborating with Planned Parenthood or its representatives on any matter—most especially those related to sexuality or the education of young adults. […]
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On many fronts, the courts are weighing in on the extent to which religious institutions of higher education can follow their faith-based missions. Recent rulings respecting “transgendered” students have granted some exemptions to religious colleges who have set limits on students who choose to live their life as a gender opposite […]
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Editor’s Note This article is based on a presentation that the author made as part of a May 21, 2014, symposium on student life issues, entitled “Striving for Excellence as Student Life Leaders,” sponsored by The Cardinal Newman Society. Student life leaders at Catholic colleges and universities across the nation […]
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The problems of binge drinking and the hook up culture are well-known, widespread, and detrimental to the educational mission of any university. Moreover, these behaviors should especially concern Catholic universities, which seek to develop the whole person—socially, morally, and spiritually. Every Catholic university, as a university, is an academic community which, […]
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The dynamics surrounding intimate relationships among Catholic college students is of special concern to Catholic families and educators, because these relationships often and eventually lead to marriage. The Catholic Church teaches that marriage is instituted and ordained by God as the union of one man with one woman, and that […]
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Editor’s Note This paper is co-published by the Marriage and Religion Research Institute (MARRI) at the Family Research Council in cooperation with the Love and Responsibility Project of The Center for the Study of Catholic Higher Education. Catholic colleges and universities have important reasons to discourage and restrict student access […]
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New Dorm Visitation Study Reveals Need for Reform
/in Student Formation Commentary, Student Residences/by Adam WilsonIn a hyper-sexual society, once-traditional morals have eroded even in our Catholic institutions—and especially on many Catholic college campuses. Research shows that the pervasive “hook up” culture on the typical American campus is found even at many Catholic colleges, a fact that will not surprise most Crisis readers. Given the […]
Visitation Policies at U.S. Catholic Colleges
/in Student Formation Research and Analysis, Student Residences/by Adam WilsonIntroduction This report presents the results from a Cardinal Newman Society study of the visitation policies in student residences at residential Catholic colleges, not including seminaries, in the United States. Data used in the report was collected during the summer of 2015. The report primarily evaluates visitation hours—the times during […]
SPECIAL REPORT: Planned Parenthood Offices Located Near Half of Catholic Colleges, Alarming Pro-Life Leaders
/in Student Formation Counseling and Health Services, Research and Analysis/by Kim ScharfenbergerHalf of all four-year, residential Catholic colleges in the U.S. are within five miles of Planned Parenthood facilities, a study by The Cardinal Newman Society has found. Catholic pro-life leaders warn that the close proximity of these Planned Parenthood centers threatens the well-being of students and the culture of Catholic […]
A More Scandalous Relationship: Catholic Colleges and Planned Parenthood – A Special Investigative Report
/in Student Formation Counseling and Health Services, Research and Analysis/by Kim ScharfenbergerUpdated September 10, 2015 Introduction and Methodology The mission of Planned Parenthood has nothing in common with the values of the Catholic Church, and no Catholic college should be collaborating with Planned Parenthood or its representatives on any matter—most especially those related to sexuality or the education of young adults. […]
Experiencing “Transgenderism” on Religious Campuses
/in Student Formation Commentary, Sexuality and Gender/by Dr. Frank MoncherOn many fronts, the courts are weighing in on the extent to which religious institutions of higher education can follow their faith-based missions. Recent rulings respecting “transgendered” students have granted some exemptions to religious colleges who have set limits on students who choose to live their life as a gender opposite […]
Sharing the Joy of the Gospel in Student Life
/in Student Formation Commentary, Prayer and Sacrament/by Rev. Sean SheridanEditor’s Note This article is based on a presentation that the author made as part of a May 21, 2014, symposium on student life issues, entitled “Striving for Excellence as Student Life Leaders,” sponsored by The Cardinal Newman Society. Student life leaders at Catholic colleges and universities across the nation […]
Strategies for Reducing Binge Drinking and a “Hook-Up” Culture on Campus
/in Student Formation Research and Analysis, Student Residences/by Dr. Christopher KaczorThe problems of binge drinking and the hook up culture are well-known, widespread, and detrimental to the educational mission of any university. Moreover, these behaviors should especially concern Catholic universities, which seek to develop the whole person—socially, morally, and spiritually. Every Catholic university, as a university, is an academic community which, […]
The “Hook-Up” Culture on Catholic Campuses: A Review of the Literature
/in Student Formation Commentary, Student Residences/by Nicholas DunnThe dynamics surrounding intimate relationships among Catholic college students is of special concern to Catholic families and educators, because these relationships often and eventually lead to marriage. The Catholic Church teaches that marriage is instituted and ordained by God as the union of one man with one woman, and that […]
The Effects of Pornography on Individuals, Marriage, Family and Community
/in Student Formation Pornography, Research and Analysis/by Dr. Patrick FaganEditor’s Note This paper is co-published by the Marriage and Religion Research Institute (MARRI) at the Family Research Council in cooperation with the Love and Responsibility Project of The Center for the Study of Catholic Higher Education. Catholic colleges and universities have important reasons to discourage and restrict student access […]