The 2024 celebration of St. Kate’s namesake featured a candlelit prayer service in the Chapel for the first time since its ...

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November is a time for remembering loved ones who have died and gone before us, or who are in need of our prayer support at this time. Add your loved one to the list of those we are praying for and ...

On November 13, we celebrated the 15th annual Give to St. Kate’s Day, and thanks to the resounding support of the St.

On November 25, the St. Kate’s community will gather to honor University namesake Saint Catherine of Alexandria.

The Henrietta Schmoll School of Health and the School of Nursing have affiliation agreements with all the major health systems in the Twin Cities, including Allina, Fairview, HealthEast, ...

The online MSN: Nurse Educator program is designed for RNs with BSN degrees seeking in-demand roles as educators in health systems, colleges, and other settings. The evidence-based curriculum of the ...

The St. Catherine University soccer team made history on November 9 as they clinched their fourth consecutive MIAC Playoff ...

Katies for Aging Research and Equity (KARE) is an integrated, multi-year research education program that supports students to study, challenge, and reimagine systems to promote healthy aging and ...

The CATIE Center is committed to promoting excellence in interpreting education. Our work involves Deaf and hearing faculty, staff, students, stakeholders, and innovative partners both locally and ...

Join us as a faculty or staff member in our work to provide the highest-quality education and experiences for our students and support the University’s mission and vision. We are committed to ...

Our faculty are active researchers, writers and speakers; many of them internationally known for their contributions toward the advancement of their fields of study. But, most of all, they're ...