Amidst academic routines that are becoming all too familiar, students continue to find ways to thrive and find adventure beyond the classroom! 🔗 Read more: catholic.tech/news-events/po…

Artificial intelligence is already making real-world decisions. At a recent Vatican conference, scholars and scientists asked a pressing question: Can AI be trained to act ethically? Researchers tested today’s leading models to find out how they handle fairness, justice and

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Which AI are on the nice list this year? According to this study, the smarter ones.  Father Michael Baggot and others have published a simple test to compare AI models with human baselines for pro-social action. Researchers played games like The Dictator Game, and The Ultimatum

Are you a scientist or engineer ready to lead with moral consciousness?  Join CatholicTech's Online Master's in Technology Ethics - where faith and reason guide innovation.  This program is designed for working professionals in the fields of STEM to provide an ethical framework

Shape the future of technology with integrity.  Apply today for CatholicTech's Online M.S. in Technology Ethics. Launching in June 2026, this program is especially designed to equip scientists and engineers to lead in innovation while upholding human dignity and the common good.

Calling high school seniors interested in studying STEM in the heart of the Church! CatholicTech's Early Action Application Deadline for Fall 2026 entry is approaching quickly on November 15th. This deadline is non-binding, and applicants from this round will receive their

Calling high school seniors interested in studying STEM in the heart of the Church! CatholicTech's Early Action Application Deadline for Fall 2026 entry is approaching quickly on November 15th. This deadline is non-binding, and applicants from this round will receive their

A blessed All Hallows' Eve! As the temperature cools, may warm beverages and family warmth offset the upcoming chill.   Why do engineers mistake Christmas for Halloween? Because Oct(31) = Dec(25). #Halloween #Fall #Engineering #Catholictech

Happy All Saints Day! We pray to all of these holy men and women to continue guiding us through their example and intercession. As we strive to lead lives of holiness and virtue like the great saints, one of our chapels on campus is dedicated to All Saints. Students gather daily

There are less than two weeks left to finish your application in time for the Early Action deadline! Complete your application by November 15th to receive your admissions decision on December 8th. Reach out to [email protected] with any questions or to schedule a virtual

What if you could move a droplet of water, but with sound?  Researches just did - using a 2.8 megahertz of an ultrasonic beam. That's 2,800,000 hertz, far beyond the abilities of human hearing!  This breakthrough could transform microfluidics, chip manufacturing, and even

Two tiny moons, one big mystery.... For centuries, Mars' moons have been shadows in the sky, but a 2026 mission will launch to uncover their true origins.  With samples from the moons, Phobos and Deimos, researchers will be able to analyze their chemistry, learn how the moons

What makes a CatholicTech student? We aren't just students, but ethical leaders, making technology that serves humanity. Here, we are committed to contributing to the culture of life with compassion and service.  We are curious, and motivated to use our skills and creativity for

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They said blindness was irreversible. Then came PRIMA - a solar-powered chip that lets the blind read again; while still developing, it is proving to be extremely successful. It promises what previously only the Saintly or the Lord Himself could deliver- is the world ready to see

Meet St. Agnes of Assisi Agnes was the younger sister of St. Clare of Assisi and followed her sister’s call to the Poor Ladies at a young age, embodying a life of deep prayer, penance, and quiet devotion. Known for her unwavering faith and gentle spirit, St. Agnes was so

There is only one more week of classes left for our students here in Castel Gandolfo!  Please keep them in your prayers as we head into finals week and traveling back home to family for the holidays! #catholictech #finalsweek #classes #catholiceducation #castelgandolfo

Scientists have discovered a way to produce metal prototypes at an unprecedented rate of speed and stability using hydrogels... Read more here! catholic.tech/news-events/po… #catholictech #stem #innovation #sciencenews #catholicinnovation

Adventure awaits the students of CatholicTech! From Pompeii’s ruins to Rome’s hidden chapels, students spent the feast of St. Albert in faith, friendship, and discovery. With midterms behind and finals ahead, the Eternal City offers both refuge and inspiration for our community.