One of the College’s newest alumni, Patrick Caughron (’21), is the subject of a new story in the National Catholic Register, written by a fellow TAC graduate, Lauretta Brown (’13).
Dappled Things, the Catholic literary journal, has announced the finalists for its 2021 J. F. Powers Prize for Short Fiction, and among them is a recent TAC graduate: Nnadozie Onyekuru (’17).
The current edition of Magnificat features a lovely Gospel reflection from alumna Wendy-Irene (Grimm ’99) Zepeda.
What are the Christian’s responsibilities toward the environment and its care? A new book sets out to answer this question according to the Church’s intellectual tradition.
Three years ago Mary Katherine (’15) founded New Eve Media, where she serves as executive producer.
Alumna Samantha (McCall ’06) Cohoe has authored a new young-adult novel of historical fantasy: A Golden Fury (Wednesday Books).
Drawing on her experience of applying Catholic Montessori principles to the raising of nine children, Mrs. Sweeney is sharing her knowledge with other parents.