JOHN GALLAGHER STAFF WRITER Franciscan University’s student-run organization which, according to its website, sponsors events “that complement the strong intellectual and spiritual life of our campus” is aptly named Exc!te,Continue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER STAFF WRITER Featured on the second page of Franciscan University’s bi-monthly print edition of The Troubadour is some of the newspaper’s most unique content, namely, the work ofContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER STAFF WRITER Pope St. John Paul II wrote in his “Letter to Artists” about discovering in the fine arts a “depth of the spiritual and religious dimension.” ReferencingContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER STAFF WRITER Franciscan University’s Lenten change drive to benefit Mary’s Meals allows students to compete for dormitory dominance and all that is required of them is a jarContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER STAFF WRITER Her last name is almost too fitting. Judy Friend, a cashier at Antonian Hall Cafeteria, has characterized Late Night dining since its institution four years ago.Continue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER STAFF WRITER The 23-ranked Penn St.-Behrend Lions men’s basketball team proved too much for the Franciscan University Barons in an 85-48 loss Saturday afternoon. This was the Barons’Continue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER STAFF WRITER The men of Franciscan University found themselves on their knees in prayer, on their feet in worship, and on their guard as dodgeballs flew from everyContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER STAFF WRITER From 1960 to 2012, Franciscan University’s best-kept secret provided the fantastic combination of homemade cooking and infectious laughter. And though her name is Charlotte Fletcher,Continue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER STAFF WRITER Given the social media application Yik Yak’s recent role in Franciscan University Student Government proceedings as well as in the still-unfolding racial tensions at the UniversityContinue Reading
JOHN GALLAGHER STAFF WRITER Any individual approached by student-actor Brady Webb, who portrays Major Paul Petkoff in Franciscan University’s production of “Arms and the Man,” should take no offense whenContinue Reading