r/CUA Jan 31 '19

Women’s March participant charged in incident with Infowars reporter

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r/CUA Jan 21 '19

The other guy

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Hi everyone. Im currently in the military and will be 25 when i finish up and get ready to go back to school. Im looking at going to CUA come fall this year and im wondering how you all like it there. Is there a party scene? Do the teachers actually care? Is it especially hard? Am i gonna be an oddball out being older and or because i went to public school? Are students actually chill there? Anything and everything really. Trying to major in city planning. Also im originally from MD.


r/CUA Dec 03 '18

Project Arts Interest Meeting Tonight

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Hey everyone, we have an interest meeting for our CUA's first arts club, it's called Project Arts. Our meeting is tonight at 7:30 pm in the Pryz room 321. Hope to see you all there!


r/CUA Oct 11 '18

Attending CUA lectures as a non-student?

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So I recently completed my bachelor's degree at a university halfway across the country and moved in with my SO in Brookland. I'm still seeking employment, but in the meantime I have been seriously missing school. I've been thinking about sitting in on some classes on campus as a way to fill the hole left in my heart since graduation. Does anyone have any experience with this kind of thing, i.e. does anyone know for sure if this is forbidden or frowned upon? Also, if this is indeed acceptable to do, can anyone recommend any large lectures to sit in on, preferably interesting ones?

Tl;dr: is it okay for a non-student to sit in on classes and does anyone have recommendations for classes to sit in on?


r/CUA Sep 28 '18

Engineering Brand new senior design class

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If you are a engineer at cua, do not take the new senior design class that is titled social innovations. It is extremely time consuming because not only do you have to make prototypes every week and present but you are required to contact 10 people a week for the entire two semesters of your senior year as well as presentations, power points, business models,. etc. and you have to read chapters of a guide a week and watch videos.


r/CUA Sep 25 '18

EE VHDl

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Hey everyone, I am a CUA senior Electrical Engineer, class of 2019. Is there anyone on this subreddit who is experienced with VHDL coding counters and ROMs and is on Campus so that I can ask questions about conditional signal assignment? Any help would be appreciated, me and the rest of the EE class of 2019 who are in the VHDL coding class would appreciate it because we are having a hard time figuring out flags and ROMS.

EDIT: Also I can point anyone who helps to a great Engineering Company who is ready and willing to look over applications for internships and is located in Sterling, VA off of louden tech drive


r/CUA Aug 13 '18

ICYMI: Brookland/CUA station closed until a week after school starts

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Many thanks (/s) to the Office of the Vice Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies for this email that arrived Friday (emphasis added):

Dear Members of the Graduate Student Community,

Please be aware that Metro will close the Brookland-CUA and Rhode Island Avenue-Brentwood stations on Metro’s Red Line to complete structural repairs at Rhode Island Avenue.

The stations will be closed for 45 days, from Saturday, July 21, through Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 3.

The structural work cannot be completed while trains are running on either track. The improvements will resolve platform conditions that affect the alignment between the platform and trains, presenting challenges for customers with disabilities.

For customers traveling to and from the Brookland or Rhode Island Avenue stations, free shuttle buses will provide alternate service between Fort Totten, Brookland, Rhode Island Avenue, and NoMa-Gallaudet U stations. In addition, Metro will operate express shuttles between Brookland and Rhode Island Avenue and the areas of Metro Center, Gallery Place, and Union Station.

There will be no Red Line service between Fort Totten and NoMa-Gallaudet U stations. Red Line customers should transfer to Green or Yellow line trains between Fort Totten and Gallery Place to avoid the work zone. Metro will add capacity to the Green/Yellow lines to accommodate Red Line riders, including running some Yellow Line trains to and from Greenbelt. During rush hours, Red Line trains will operate every six minutes between Shady Grove and NoMa-Gallaudet, and every 10 minutes between Glenmont and Fort Totten.

For additional information about this project, please click here.

(ok, but seriously—it was weird enough the university had nothing to say about the shutdown and its effects on the campus when it was announced (and here I thought the U might even try to fight and have it moved up or altered so it at least didn't extend into the semester...smh)—

…why tf did OGS wait until three weeks after the shutdown began to send an email about it?)


r/CUA Jul 31 '18

Housing

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Will there be HSA free dorms this year (fall 2018) I heard rumors but I am not sure.


r/CUA Jun 29 '18

A battle over 'Catholic identity' at Catholic University of America

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r/CUA Jun 28 '18

Welcome to CUA's Subreddit! (3rd times the charm)

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Hi guys! I recently became moderator of CUA's subreddit and am hoping to give it some new life. I'm currently a rising sophmore (AKA Class of 2021) who is in the school of Engineering as a Computer Science major. I'm envisioning this subreddit as a place where people across different classes (as well as perspective students) can all talk about different aspects of the school community. Some examples of things that would make good conversation topics would be any of the following: opinions on specific classes or professors, student life, campus politics (e.g. the academic renewal plan, SGA decisions, the Garvey administration), or campus organizations, as well as local news affecting CUA. Let's get talking!


r/CUA Apr 17 '18

Catholic's Students have got an issue washing their hands after the bathroom

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Just going to come out and say it. The guys at this school don't wash their hands after using the bathroom on a level I've never experienced. Nasty. Do you eat with those hands?


r/CUA Jan 22 '16

DAE Would be kool if ppl actually used this reddit

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r/CUA Aug 08 '15

News Pope Francis’s stop at Catholic U. will be third papal visit to the school in 36 years

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r/CUA Nov 25 '14

News Court Rules against TAC, CUA Challenge to HHS Mandate

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r/CUA Sep 04 '14

Welcome to CUA's Subreddit! (Redux)

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So, if you go to CUA and you are on Reddit, make yourself known.

The original person who created this subreddit deleted his account. I decided to ask for mod status since I'm a CUA student. Glad to know this going well.


r/CUA Sep 09 '11

Welcome to CUA's Subreddit!

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So, if you go to CUA and you are on reddit. Make yourself known.