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The new students had the opportunity to challenge themselves and learn more about the ICS-Porto School of Nursing and the degree programme, through different activities and inspiring testimonies from students, alumni and teachers.

Zaida Charepe and Joana Rato are two Católica professors dedicated to researching specialized care for cancer patients. On the date when we celebrate the victories achieved in the fight against cancer, the researchers talk about their most recent and innovative achievement, the Project "+ Hope". Find out all about it here.

The "One Health" workshop, held in Rome on 26 and 27 November, brought together the FAO and the SACRU alliance to discuss the interconnected global challenges of human, animal and environmental health. Read more.

The unpublished work of José da Felicidade Alves begins to be published in various volumes, in e-book format, on the Portal of Religious History of Universidade Católica Portuguesa, from 14 December, the 22nd anniversary of his death.

The Amélia de Mello Foundation Gallery has opened the exhibition ‘REGISTO DAS HORAS PERDIDAS | Uma Proto-Coleção’, which presents the work of Manuel dos Anjos Mendes in the context of an investigation by P28 - Associação de Desenvolvimento Criativo e Artístico. Curated by Sandro Resende and Clara Forte, the exhibition reflects on the loss of time and the recording of lost hours. Find out more.

The Dean of the Catholic University of Portugal highlights resilience as the main lesson of the pandemic, at the launch of the book "Lições da Pandemia - Aprender com uma experiência limite" (Lessons from the Pandemic - Learning from a borderline experience). The work brings together 40 authors from different areas to reflect on the lessons brought by the Covid-19 pandemic and to propose a more adequately prepared future. Read more here.

"One of the main barriers to the implementation of responsible leadership continues to be the cost involved and the investment it requires". This is one of the conclusions of the study "Responsible Leadership: What is it and what path for Portugal?" by the​​​​​​​ Center for Responsible Business & Leadership of CATÓLICA-LISBON. Read the study here.

An innovative initiative that transforms discarded materials into remarkable works of art, from March 26 to June 13, at D. José Pedro da Silva Library.

The D. José Pedro da Silva Library, from Universidade Católica Portuguesa, promotes, from May 9 to July 15, a new exhibition of photographs, by Eduardo Teixeira Pinto, entitled “Sensitivities”.

“Serpentina”is the name of the most recent artwork of the Portuguese painter Adriana Molder that will be on display at the School of Arts of the Universidade Católica in Porto from April 13.