Gra tus (Latin/adjective/grātus) | Grateful, thankful

Gratus means thankful, and our March 23, 2021, we celebrated online with members of the University's community of friends and benefactors.

We are so appreciative of the steadfast support of our benefactors, this year more than ever before. Thanks to the generosity of our community, the University has been able to weather the pandemic without compromising the high quality of a Catholic University education.

While we wish we could be together in person, we hope you enjoy this virtual celebration!

Published on: Wednesday, March 24, 2021

Campaign Theme: Academic Environment

Tags: Gratus, Gratus 2021

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