Photo by Linsey Flinn Margaret Peppiatt Staff Writer The Catholic Church is winning battles over religious freedom but losing the war, said a guest speaker Thursday in the Gentile Gallery.Continue Reading
Margaret Peppiatt Staff Writer A doctor discussed the ethical principles involved in deciding to discontinue artificial heart support in an academic lecture Friday in the Gentile Gallery. John A. Schirger,Continue Reading
Margaret Peppiatt Staff Writer Three speakers discussed socialism from an economic and theological perspective in a presentation Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. in the Gentile Gallery. The panelists were JuanContinue Reading
Photo by Ben Rose-Fish Margaret Peppiatt Staff Writer Human trafficking is not about the stranger danger narrative, said a speaker in Pugliese Auditorium Oct. 28. Sophia Fisher, founder of theContinue Reading
Photo by Brigid Mack Margaret Peppiatt Staff Writer Since celebrating the 50th anniversary of his ordination this past spring, the Rev. Jim Angert, TOR, currently has no plans for retirement.Continue Reading
Photo by Elizabeth Alva Margaret Peppiatt Staff Writer The claim that Lord’s Day is Protestant lacks historical knowledge, said a Franciscan friar in the International Lounge Oct. 25 at 8Continue Reading
Photo provided by MOS Margaret Peppiatt Staff Writer Many households at Franciscan University of Steubenville are celebrating various significant anniversaries this fall and spring. This year, over half a dozenContinue Reading
Photo by Brigid Mack Margaret Peppiatt Staff Writer Human beings find their true freedom in response to certain limits imposed by nature and tradition, said a speaker in the GentileContinue Reading
Photo provided by Alex Mckenna Margaret Peppiatt Staff Writer When most students hear about mission trips, they probably think of locations like Nicaragua or Haiti. Iraq might not be theContinue Reading