By Peter Baugher Staff Writer The Franciscan University men’s track and field team placed sixth at the President’s Athletic Conference (PAC) Championship at Mylan Park in Morgantown, WV, winning aContinue Reading
By Peter Baugher Staff Writer Tom Biegle, a permanent deacon in the Archdiocese of Chicago and Coordinator of the Archdiocesan Office of Spiritual Healing Ministry, spoke on discernment of spiritsContinue Reading
By Peter Baugher Staff Writer Franciscan University Student Government approved an amendment to student government by-laws at its meeting on April 26. Fall Bill 33, titled “By-Law Amendments,” was passedContinue Reading
By Peter Baugher Staff Writer Franciscan University is in the process of transforming the campus bookstore, a process which includes changes to the textbook purchasing process and the physical store.Continue Reading
By Peter Baugher Staff Writer Franciscan University Student Government (FUSG) resolved a tie in the 2023 presidential election during its April 19 meeting. On April 18, Franciscan students voted forContinue Reading
By Peter Baugher Staff Writer The Franciscan track and field teams continued to break university records in a mini meet on Wednesday, April 5, at Grove City College. For theContinue Reading
By Peter Baugher Staff Writer Title IX Coordinator and Youth Protection Officer Ann Booth, Confidential Advocate Katherine Holler and Residence Director Thomas Costello headed up an event on forming healthyContinue Reading
By Peter Baugher Staff Writer Maria Resuta and Christina King were not sure if their household would survive. In fact, by this time a year from now, King thought theyContinue Reading
By Peter Baugher Staff Writer Student Government passed bills to fund election day events and the Harmonium Project, in addition to providing updates on Grad Week and the Dennis PragerContinue Reading
By Peter Baugher Staff Writer Franciscan University Student Government (FUSG) passed a budget bill for twenty student clubs and organizations during its meeting on Wednesday, April 5. In the weeksContinue Reading