Nancy Enright, PhD, in Catholic Studies and the Liberal Arts in the Catholic Intellectual Tradition, outlines the interdisciplinary character of Catholic studies and its ability to influence university curricula. Using as an example Seton Hall University, where Catholic studies and the core curriculum were born together as sister disciplines, Enright draws deeply on the Catholic Intellectual Tradition to display the advantages of an interdisciplinary focus that is not scattered across the present but rooted in tradition. From her position as a Catholic Studies Program faculty member and as director of the University Core Curriculum, Enright explores the panorama of Catholic Studies at Seton Hall as illustrating principles from the Catholic Intellectual Tradition and papal teaching.