Catholic Colleges and Universities

King's alumni 'connected for life'

Proof is in legacy gifts, three recent ones topping $1 million

Quinton Amundson · November 5, 2026

A testament to King’s University College’s efforts to foster lifelong connections with the students, faculty and staff who once graced the London, Ont., campus is the approximately 40 legacy gift expectancies from alumni.

Newman ideals shape St. Thomas More College

Luke Mandato · October 30, 2026

St. Thomas More College is celebrating 100 years of the Newman Movement at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon and 90 years of federation with the university.

Christian schools denied OSAP by province

Our Lady Seat of Wisdom, Redeemer University lumped among fraudulent career colleges

Luke Mandato · October 29, 2026

After news broke in early October that the Ontario government would pause OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program) payments to private post-secondary institutions in an attempt to “restore integrity” to the system, two major Christian higher education institutions were left reeling.

Age no barrier to 70-year-old King’s grad

Quinton Amundson · October 29, 2026

Three days before her Oct. 22 graduation from King's University College in London, Ont., 70-year-old Lori Parker was approached in earnest by one of her classmates.

Marginalized discover Saint Paul University

Luke Mandato · October 29, 2026

For nearly a decade, Saint Paul University professor Dr. Richard Feist has watched students grow in confidence from tailored, university-level discussions through Discovery University, a unique offering demonstrating how access to education can foster both academics and a sense of belonging.

St. Mary’s grows with a little help from friends

Quinton Amundson · October 29, 2026

St. Mary’s University in Calgary’s ambitious expansion is well underway thanks to generous investments from two local families and the power of prayer.

Fostering critical thinking at Catholic universities can counter 'false teachers,' pope says

Carol Glatz · October 9, 2026

Pursuing a higher education that values human intelligence can help counter the many "false teachers" exploiting people's deep yearning for truth, faith and meaning, Pope Leo XIV said.

Theology schools grapple with ethics of AI

Mariela Torroba Hennigen · September 11, 2026

Instructors at Catholic theology schools in Canada are addressing the use of artificial intelligence tools this upcoming academic year in different ways. Some instructors say inconsistency in academic policy makes it challenging to develop best practices.

Science, faith meet on Windsor campus

Quinton Amundson · August 13, 2026

Showing how religion and science can unite in earnest and respectful conversation, a Catholic professor from Windsor, Ont.'s Assumption University and a secular educator from the University of Windsor will together teach a course during the upcoming Fall 2026 academic term.

St. Jerome’s University signs Ignatian Endorsement Agreement

Catholic Register Staff · July 31, 2026

St. Jerome’s University is formally taking its place among Jesuit institutes of higher learning.