Around Town

There are plenty of things you can do all around campus! You can hangout at the Pryz with friends or go alone (the have study bubbles for students that want to be in a room to block out noise but still enjoy the amazing view of the center) to study if you prefer to. There's a huge library and computer lab for those who would like to do work or reading in their spare time. Here comes the more fun stuff! With CUA having the largest campus in DC, there's tons of acres to work with. There's land outside of the Pryz near the law school (I often see students tossing the frisbee with each other) and a huge field located outside of Mills North (students sometimes go out to play soccer and volleyball). Last but not least, there's a fitness center for those that would like to work out and two full-courts outside (near the fitness center and centennial village dorms) for students to hang out and do other activities.

there are a couple sports houses that throw parties and darties, the fitness center has a bunch of outdoor activities (hiking etc.), many people just go out into dc or over to georgetown. a couple of clubs nearby that are fun. or going to a movie in chinatown, just a couple of stops away.

Explore DC! Or join some of the many clubs.

It is Washington, DC...if you run out of fun things to do, then you're doing it wrong.

It is DC. The Capitol of the country. If you find no interest in the multitude of events the school hosts almost daily then jump on the metro and go explore the city. If you are bored, it is your own fault. There is ALWAYS something to do.

I play a varsity sport so a lot of my time is spent with my teammates. There are many exciting opportunities off campus and the Metro (subway) is adjacent to campus so you can easily get to most anything in Washington DC.

Explore DC! Go see the museums and monuments. You're in the nations capital! There's always something to go see or to do.

Go into the city (sightseeing, dinner, movies, bowling, concerts, etc). There is so much to do in Washington D.C. so it is highly encouraged to get out as much as possible. The Metro is extremely easy to use and reasonable in price. There is a minor house party scene, mainly on the weekends. A lot of students go to bars and clubs as well.

In DC, everything a student could want is just a metro ride away.

Catholic has a lot of activities and groups that are involved on campus and off campus. There are also countless things to do in DC and it is just an easy metro ride into downtown.