By Bethany Doudna Staff Writer One can easily find a multitude of good reasons to volunteer for a charitable organization, from storing up treasure in heaven to bolstering one’s resume.Continue Reading
By Bethany Doudna Staff Writer I acknowledge that a good Catholic campus, such as ours aspires to be, must obviously have a code of conduct relating to dorm visitation. However,Continue Reading
Bethany Doudna Staff Writer The new agrarian club at Franciscan University of Steubenville provided seeds and helped students plant them at its first public event Saturday afternoon in the AssisiContinue Reading
Photo by Nolan Arwy Bethany Doudna Staff Writer Students and prospective students of Franciscan University of Steubenville interacted with representatives from over 10 different law enforcement agencies at a criminalContinue Reading
Bethany Doudna Staff Writer Students stepped into groovy mode at the ’70s-themed dance hosted by Lions of Judah household in the courtyard outside Finnegan Fieldhouse Saturday from 8 p.m. toContinue Reading
Photo by Luna Oppus Bethany Doudna Staff Writer Around 300 students in costume attended the annual Disciples of the Word Crazy Dance, hosted by the Disciples of the Word men’sContinue Reading
Photo by Liam Pope Bethany Doudna Staff Writer The Chesterton Society hosted a bonfire in honor of the feast days of St. Patrick and St. Joseph Sunday evening. Starting atContinue Reading
Bethany Doudna Staff Writer Catholic young men and women are wanted to zealously and joyfully live out their missionary calling this summer, according to the missionaries visiting Franciscan University ofContinue Reading
Bethany Doudna Staff Writer As part of the modern feminist craze, the time-honored vocation of a stay-at-home mother tends to be looked down on by “progressive” people who seem toContinue Reading
Bethany Doudna Staff Writer When Joseph Zoric, associate professor of economics, first came to teach at Franciscan University of Steubenville 50 years ago, the building that is now called theContinue Reading