The American Catholic Studies, formerly called The Records, is the oldest, continuously published Catholic scholarly journal in the United States. ince 1999, the journal, renamed American Catholic Studies has been published out of Villanova University under the editorship of Rodger Van Allen and Margaret McGuinness, and a distinguished group of national scholars.
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Augustinian Studies is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal devoted to the study of the life, teachings, and influence of Augustine of Hippo. Since 1970 it has published articles from a variety of disciplines and perspectives including philosophy, theology, and history. It also published article-length reviews of appropriate publications as well as the annual Saint Augustine Lecture delivered at Villanova University. Although the primary focus of the journal is the study of Augustine himself, articles illuminating aspects of Augustinian Studies more broadly conceived are also included when they contribute to the understanding of Augustine’s life or thought.
Since 1922, the Belle Air Yearbook has captured the many faces and life stories of students and Villanova University. We proudly continue the tradition of commemorating the journeys on which each member of the Villanova community embarks on each year.
CONCEPT is an interdisciplinary journal of graduate studies sponsored by the Graduate Division of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Villanova University.
The Journal of Catholic Social Thought is published by the Office for Mission and Ministry and the Villanova University School of Law at Villanova University, and was founded in the Fall of 2003 in support of a call by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops to "integrate and to share the riches of the Church's social teaching in Catholic education and formation at every level."
The major objective of the Journal of South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies is to provide a forum for scholars engaged in study of the modern Islamic and non-Islamic societies in South Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa. It hopes to create a dialogue among specialists and leaders in public affairs in a wide range of areas and disciplines.
Niteline is the newsletter for Part-Time Studies students and alumni.
Villanova Magazine is a magazine for alumni, family and friends of Villanova University that is published by the Office of University Communication and Marketing.
Welcome to WXVU, a non-commercial, student-run educational radio station license to Villanova University. The primary purpose of WXVU is to serve as a broadcast service providing information and entertainment programming designed to meet the public interest of the University and surrounding community. WXVU offers a wide variety of music, news, sports, public affairs and specialty programming.
VTV was started in 1998 by a group of students looking to develop a way to expand the creative horizons for students on campus. Over the years, VTV has become one of the largest media groups on campus and is involved in many events that happen at Villanova. The station is always on air on a closed circuit channel, VTV 17.
The Villanovan is the official student newspaper of Villanova University since 1916.
The Villanova Times was re-founded in 2005 to improve the flow of information and the discourse of opinion on campus. With this weblog, we hope to allow everyone to join in on the discussion, and collect better feedback on our work from the community.