By Thomas E. Borrego, J.D. Vice President for Institutional Advancement The Newman Society was created by Newman University to recognize...
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Gene and Yolanda Camarena remember how important scholarships were in their own lives when they were seeking a college education....
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If the return of the theatre program at Newman University were a play, reviewers and critics might call it “A...
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Ed Herzog originally came to Newman University to play golf. Although Herzog was raised Catholic, he didn’t choose Newman because it is a Catholic university, and didn’t consider himself an actively practicing Catholic. While at Newman, however, something happened.
Ex corde Ecclesiae and the role of a Catholic university
Over a 31-year career at Newman and 50 years as a professed Adorer, Charlotte Rohrbach, ASC has just about done it all.
Each year, Newman faculty members publish and present a variety of literary and scholarly works. Here is a look at...
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The Newman University Athletics Department has welcomed several new coaches and staff in recent months.
Dear Alumni and Friends, As many of you know, between 1852 and 1854 our namesake Blessed John Henry Newman delivered a series of lectures that, along with some of Newman’s later writing, became The Idea of a University. Newman, who wrote the lectures in his role as the founding rector of the Catholic University in Dublin, believed a university education should encompass a wide range of disciplines, and teach its students not simply facts, but the ability to determine the meaning behind facts.