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June 19, 2015

St. Jerome’s students learn the value of a coffee bean

Yasmeen Nemat Allah, second from right, worked on a Peruvian coffee plantation that harvests and manufactures the same coffee beans served at St. Jerome’s University’s cafeteria.

WATERLOO, ONT. - Students at St. Jerome’s University don’t have to wonder where their coffee is made.

Published in Youth Speak News
May 3, 2015

Eucharist at the heart of Catholic education

The Eucharist is the source and summit of Christian life, and that is evident in the Catholic school system.

GUELPH, ONT. - In increasingly secular Ontario, the debate about the real or perceived distinctiveness of Catholic education rages on.

Published in Catholic Education
January 9, 2015

Students of varying faiths choose Catholic colleges

St. Jerome’s Universty choir practices before Sunday Mass.

WATERLOO, ONT. - Every Sunday evening, the voices of the St. Jerome’s University choir can be heard ringing from Siegried Hall, where they practice before students gather for Mass, fellowship and a break from their busy lives.

Published in Youth Speak News
December 10, 2014

Ploughshares will remain voice for peace

Satellite trucks and a riser for television journalists are seen at the foot of Via della Conciliazione, the road leading to the Vatican. Almost everything we do depends on something in space and Project Ploughshares says it will continue to be on the frontlines in the fight against the weaponization of space.

Project Ploughshares will not surrender.

Despite the loss of significant government contracts and grants, the 38-year-old organization is launching a new strategic plan, searching for a new executive director and settling into a new home in Waterloo, Ont.

Published in Canada