Photo by Elizabeth Wagner Maggie Knoell Staff Writer A small piece of Italy came to the campus of Franciscan University of Steubenville over the weekend through the Festa d’Italia,Continue Reading
MAGGIE KNOELL STAFF WRITER Franciscan University of Steubenville men’s basketball won in the jaw–dropping final seconds of the game against Penn State Behrend this Saturday at 2 p.m. The entirety of the gameContinue Reading
MAGGIE KNOELL STAFF WRITER For the past 47 years, pro-life advocates have attended the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., and members of Franciscan University of Steubenville have madeContinue Reading
MAGGIE KNOELL STAFF WRITER Households put their talented bakers to the test at Franciscan University of Steubenville’s first Household Baking Competition in the Gentile Gallery Tuesday night. Samples of foodContinue Reading
MAGGIE KNOELL STAFF WRITER Literature lovers forged comradery during a tight-knit poetry reading night Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the Fireside Lounge. It was a small crowd of eight total attendees,Continue Reading
MAGGIE KNOELL STAFF WRITER This year’s Fall Frenzy gave students a much-needed break from midterms with the chance to enjoy live music and good food on the lawn outside theContinue Reading
MAGGIE KNOELL STAFF WRITER This semester’s Sadie Hawkins dance put students in the Halloween mood Friday night, Oct. 11. Students filled the J.C. Williams Center dressed in dashing attire orContinue Reading
MAGGIE KNOELL STAFF WRITER A multitude of religious communities made the trek from around the nation to Franciscan University of Steubenville for the Vocations Fair Friday, Oct. 11 in the FinneganContinue Reading
MAGGIE KNOELL STAFF WRITER Gaming Fest, a special dinner held yearly in the Finnegan Fieldhouse, celebrated and featured Austrian food and culture Monday, Sept. 30, drawing a large crowd of reminiscers. Gaming Fest,Continue Reading
MAGGIE KNOELL STAFF WRITER The J.C. Williams Center filled with students wearing plaid shirts of every color imaginable at the Flannel Fest Saturday night, Sept. 28. The fest, which ranContinue Reading