Francesco Pinque Staff Writer “When it was announced that the holy father was going to go to Iraq, Archbishop (Bashar Matti Warda) reached out to myself, Dr. (Daniel) Kempton andContinue Reading
Francesco Pinque Staff Writer On Friday afternoon, a professor of history gave a lecture in Pugliese Auditorium entitled “Flipping the Script: Irish America and U.S. National Identity.” Matthew O’Brien, whoContinue Reading
Francesco Pinque Staff Writer Knights of Columbus Council #9804 hosted a presentation Thursday, Feb. 18, in Egan Hall, of a video series made by the Knights, along with a talkContinue Reading
Francesco Pinque and Tabitha Silva Staff Writers Varying opinions, concerns and horror stories dominate the conversation surrounding the COVID-19 vaccines. Since it is such a complicated matter, a solid startingContinue Reading
Francesco Pinque Staff Writer At their first formal meeting of the semester on Wednesday, Jan. 27, Franciscan University Student Government passed a bill that approved the reallocation of funds forContinue Reading
Francesco Pinque Staff Writer Thursday night, Donald Trump Jr. held a rally in a parking lot packed with hundreds of cheering supporters at Bully Tools, a Steubenville business. Bill Johnson,Continue Reading
Photo by Mary-Grace Byers Francesco Pinque Staff Writer Sunday evening, the Veritas Society held their first Dumb Ox Charity Debate of the semester in Finnegan Fieldhouse, a tongue-in-cheek discussion ofContinue Reading
Photo by Linsey Flinn Francesco Pinque Staff Writer Saturday evening, students gathered on the grassy field outside Finnegan Fieldhouse to enjoy live music, hot apple cider and various lawn gamesContinue Reading
Francesco Pinque “Lord of the Rings” fans gathered in Pugliese Auditorium Thursday night to participate in a J.R.R. Tolkien trivia competition. Music from “The Lord of the Rings” and “TheContinue Reading
Francesco Pinque Staff Writer In this upcoming election, every single vote counts. The term “counts,” in this case, is not meant in a merely quantitative sense, but rather in aContinue Reading