By Peyton Voorheis Staff Writer Despite already being a common household name, Taylor Swift has risen higher in popularity over the last couple years. This is attributed to many factors, suchContinue Reading
By Cece Razo Staff Writer If William Shakespeare had attended opening night of Franciscan University’s Theater Department’s “As You Like It” performance Nov. 8 at 7 p.m., I don’t know whichContinue Reading
By Daria Okruta Staff Writer Since the rise of comics in the 1960s, superheroes have been a common household name — ask anyone, and, odds are, they can name at leastContinue Reading
Anonymous My heart sinks each time I rush from class to the cafeteria only to find hundreds of students beat me to it, making a line longer than a tenuredContinue Reading
By Cece Razo Staff Writer In an exhilarating match against the Penn State New Kensington Lions, Franciscan University’s men’s basketball team fought hard for a victory of 88-67. The homeContinue Reading
By Cece RazoStaff Writer The 2024 Major League Baseball World Series ended Oct. 30 with the Dodgers defeating the Yankees four games to one, making the Dodgers the kings ofContinue Reading
By Peyton Voorheis Staff Writer The American people must make a choice in November. They must ask themselves what they believe in, what America stands for and what they think ourContinue Reading
By Tatum Oxenreider Assistant Editor A mere two miles away, nestled behind the popular downtown Steubenville 4th St., lies Franciscan’s new little brother, the College of St. Joseph the Worker. ThisContinue Reading
By Daria Okruta Staff Writer Chloe Cole, activist and de-transitioner, gave her testimony and spoke on the subject of transgenderism here at Franciscan University, on Nov. 7, to a large crowdContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist If I had to sum up the semester thus far in one word, I would say it has been “chaotic.” Take that as you will, as “chaotic”Continue Reading