Catholic University Of America

The transportation office provides transportation and parking facilities to all students, faculty, and staff at the university campus. 

• The Campus Shuttle is available for the staff, students, and faculty to navigate between the parts of the campus. It is free of cost. 
• The University focuses on providing sustainable transportation through campus shuttles, bicycles, and more. 
• The campus is served with H1, H2, H3, H4, G8, and 80 Metrobus routes. 
• The closest Metrorail stop is Brookland/CUA on the red line. 
• Capital bike-share is available throughout the city, and the students can rent their bicycles to travel throughout the city. About 3000 bikes and 500 parking stations are available throughout the city. 
• The Student Government Association provides free shuttles for the students from the campus to the nearest airports. 
• A convenient car-sharing ZipCar service is available for students and faculty to share on campus. 

• The University has all emergency services to eliminate imminent hazards to life. 
• The Cardinal Service Corps Leaders help to mobilize the Catholic University Community with the local organizations. 
• The Center for Cultural Engagement works with the campus departments and student organizations to sponsor various cultural events throughout the year. 
• The Counseling Center of the University helps the students in dealing with various personal and professional issues. 
• The Office of Disability Support Services helps the students maintain the <student life for the disabled students. 
• Student Health Services provide full-time and part-time medical services to the students and faculty on campus. 

• The college has a range of sports and recreational sports for the students to become an active part of it. 
• Students can find more than 100 student clubs and organizations on campus. 
• Students interested in politics can join College Democrats of the College Republicans community. 
• Student involvement is one of the most significant focuses of the University.

CUA provides various on-campus accommodation facilities to new incoming students and returning students. The idea of the University is to provide the students with a living environment with peers of a similar academic class. All freshmen must live on campus. Students can also look for housing options and private apartments outside the campus. 

• New incoming students have residence halls that are single-sex residence halls. 
• First-year students live on campus in Flather, Regan, Ryan, and Centennial Village. 
• Students have various dining options available in residence halls and at the University. 
• Students can access various single, double, double with bath, triple with bath, quad with bath, and different single and double suites to choose from. The indicative rent ranges from $4500 to $6500 (3,57,000 to 5,16,000 INR) per year.