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.

Justice begins with protecting human dignity. Stacy Brustin, Ashley Feasley, and Stephanie Villalobos discuss Catholic Law's Immigration Law and Policy Initiative, its work in advancing research, advocacy, and education, and how students gain hands-on experience serving immigrant and refugee communities.

A championship culture is built through confidence, consistency, and accountability. Ed Dolan, head coach for women's and men's golf, reflects on historic conference titles, NCAA appearances, alumni connections, and the lessons golf teaches about adversity, humility, and leaving every place better than you found it.

Parents help shape the Catholic University experience in meaningful ways. John and Cathy Robben reflect on their family's Cardinal journey, their work as Parents Council co-chairs, and how parents can support students, strengthen community, and stay connected while still allowing their children to grow independently.

Historic success starts with belief, culture, and a team-first mindset. Sophie Maccarone reflects on leading Catholic University Softball, the impact of the Diamond Project, growing alumni connections, and her vision for developing confident student-athletes who compete at a high level and carry valuable skills beyond the field.

With 41 seasons at Catholic University, Head Baseball Coach Ross Natoli isn't slowing down anytime soon. In this episode of Cardinal Perspectives, Coach Natoli discusses highlights from his career, his coaching philosophy, and what's in store for Catholic University Baseball.

Faith, justice, and service have guided Brian Corbin's journey from Catholic University to Catholic Charities USA. He reflects on formative campus experiences, Catholic social teaching, food security, service to vulnerable communities, and the lasting connection between the University, Catholic Charities, and the call to be "an attorney for the poor."

A legacy of grit, leadership, and generosity comes full circle. Scott Amey, Class of 1969, reflects on helping bring football back to Catholic University, building a successful career in federal contracting, and giving back through a $100,000 match supporting the Mulholland Locker Room Project for future Cardinal student-athletes.

Service to Church and nation comes together in this Veterans Day conversation. Mary Card Mina, Harvey Seegers, Maura Wenzel, and Scott Flesch reflect on military service, faith, leadership, teaching, mentorship, and how the University can continue supporting veterans, ROTC students, and military-connected Cardinals.

Artificial intelligence is changing how we work, learn, and understand the world. H. Joseph Yost, J. Steven Brown, Hanseok Ko, and William Roth discuss Catholic University's expanding research enterprise, Carnegie R1 status, new AI programs, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the University's distinctive approach to innovation rooted in ethics, faith, and human dignity.