Great people first, great football players second. In this episode of Cardinal Perspectives, Head Coach for Catholic Football, Kory David, shares his vision for building a championship program in the nation's capital, reflecting on standards over rules, relationships, accountability, and what it means to play the game the right way.

In this episode of Cardinal Perspectives, Brian Kennedy, B.A. 1983, J.D. 1992, looks back on founding Catholic University's men's lacrosse program as a student and the friendships, coaches, and mentors who shaped his time on campus. He reflects on brotherhood, coaching, and creating opportunity for others, and shares why he established the Brian F. Kennedy Endowed Fund for Lacrosse Coaching Excellence to strengthen the program for the players and coaches who follow.

In this episode of Cardinal Perspectives, Robyn De Wees, B.S.E. 1987, reflects on her Catholic University experience, leadership journey, and role as inaugural chair of the Black Alumni Network. She discusses mentorship, belonging, community building, and creating meaningful opportunities for alumni and students to connect, grow, and thrive together.

A handwritten letter from Thomas Jefferson. A March on Washington. Twenty-six years serving justice. Robert "Bob" Duckworth, B.A. 1965, M.A. 1967 has lived at the crossroads of American history, and now he's sharing what it all means for democracy's future, and for the next generation called to serve.

Hope, prayer, and evangelization remain at the heart of the Church’s mission. Archbishop Salvatore “Rino” Fisichella reflects on the transformative power of silence, the meaning of the Jubilee Year, the role of Catholic universities, the challenges and opportunities of artificial intelligence, and sharing the Gospel in a rapidly changing world.

This conversation is facilitated by Dennis Strach, director of diocesan engagement at Catholic University.

In this episode of Cardinal Perspectives, Jennifer MitchellMayer, B.A. 2000, reflects on her Catholic University journey, her calling to social work, and a career dedicated to trauma-informed care, equity, and systems-level change. She shares lessons on service, adaptability, networking, and supporting the next generation of social workers.

What does it take to turn an idea into a thriving venture? In this episode of Cardinal Perspectives, Brian Walsh, Alexander Hoffarth, and Joe Nazzaro discuss how the Columbus School of Law's Law and Entrepreneurship Program and the Busch School of Business' VentureLab collaborate to provide students with an integrated curriculum and prepare them to launch businesses, serve clients, and lead with purpose.

Even years after graduation, Catholic University's campus can feel like a home away from home. In this episode of Cardinal Perspectives, Brian Kohler, B.A. 2001, shares about his return to Catholic University as assistant vice president for alumni engagement and annual giving, reflecting on community, connection, and the powerful role alumni play in Catholic University's future.

Building a winning program takes more than talent. In this episode of Cardinal Perspectives, Peter Donley, head men's lacrosse coach, discusses team culture, alumni connections, recruiting, program growth, and his long-term vision for Catholic University Men's Lacrosse to compete on a national stage.

Success is built one race, one team, and one season at a time. In this episode of Cardinal Perspectives, Steve Rahn, director of Cross Country and Track & Field, discusses championship moments, team culture, recruiting, alumni support, and his vision for continued growth across Catholic University's running and track programs.