Author: mholler
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August Adventures
Campus Life Update August has arrived, and life at Catholic Tech is warm and wistful. Our High School Summer Program recently ended, and though we miss our students, we are proud of their successful completion of the intensive computer programming course. At the end of the program, everyone watched the lovely final project presentations from…
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Concocting the Perfect Coffee: ProfilePrint AI
From Americanos and Frappuccinos to special lattes and cappuccinos, coffee holds a firm grip on its consumers. According to the National Coffee Association, 67% of American adults drink coffee on a daily basis. In Italy, coffee is the second-highest consumed beverage after bottled water. As this beverage drives business and productivity around the world, understanding…
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A Jubilant July
Campus Life Update From touring the Papal Palace to hosting our valued friends at EWTN, CatholicTech has been staying active. Living near Rome presents a myriad of spiritual and cultural opportunities for students to embrace. Though college classes are not currently in session, campus life is quite busy these days. Having too many wonderful options…
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Sugar from the Sea: A Potential Cancer Cure
Plaguing Americans as the second leading cause of death in the United States is cancer. Clinical trials and research in epidemiology seek to understand the causes and potential new cures of cancer. A recent scientific discovery may reveal a cure for cancer found in a rather unconventional place: the ocean. A groundbreaking discovery was unveiled…
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CatholicTech’s High School Summer Program & Mass with the Pope
Campus Life Update We’re halfway through July and how exhilarating life has been here in Castel Gandolfo! As you may have learned in last week’s newsletter, CatholicTech received an amazing addition of high school students attending our STEM Summer Program. The bright-eyed bunch landed just in time for a spectacular experience: a live viewing of…
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Phenomenal Photography: New Advancements in Astronomy
As beholders of beauty, many people enjoy “capturing a moment” on film to preserve its image. CatholicTech is grateful for the technology that makes it possible to record a video of a Papal audience or to snap a photo of a Roman monument. Recently, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile made a mark in…