Edyta Wolk Editor-in-Chief At its meeting Wednesday, Oct. 21, the Franciscan University Student Government formally introduced four new students to the senate and heard updates on the organization’s ongoing projects.Continue Reading
Photo by Mary-Grace Bryers Edyta Wolk Editor-in-Chief The weekend of Oct. 23-24, the Society of Catholic Social Scientists held its 28th anniversary national conference sessions in the St. Joseph’s CenterContinue Reading
Edyta Wolk Editor-in-Chief Following his recitation of the Angelus on Sunday, Oct. 25, Pope Francis announced the addition of 13 new cardinals, two of whom are associated with the FranciscanContinue Reading
Edyta Wolk Editor-in-Chief According to the CDC, 40% of adults in the U.S. reported struggling with mental health or substance abuse this past June, and the most badly impacted groupContinue Reading
Edyta Wolk Editor-in-Chief Sunstamped by Lauren “I learned (to sew) in art class way back in third or fourth grade,” recalled Lauren Hummel, founder of online clothing boutique Sunstamped. “ButContinue Reading
Edyta Wolk Editor-in-Chief The issue of the multiple vacant seats on the Franciscan University Student Government was addressed at the senate’s meeting Wednesday, Oct. 14, when the decision to strikeContinue Reading
Edyta Wolk Editor-in-Chief Perhaps one of Franciscan University’s best kept secrets is the small recording studio tucked away in the corner of ground floor Egan Hall. Students who manage toContinue Reading
Edyta Wolk Editor-in-Chief After months of planning a safe and socially distanced return to school, the Franciscan University of Steubenville welcomed over 700 new students to campus this fall,Continue Reading
John Krasinki’s “Some Good News” YouTube series was an instant hit this past spring. At the time this article is being written, the former star of “The Office” has 2.59Continue Reading
Edyta Wolk Editor-in-Chief Franciscan University Student Government swore in five newly-elected senators at its meeting Wednesday, three representing the senior class and two representing the freshmen. The new senators wereContinue Reading