RACHEL MILLER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Franciscan University of Steubenville’s commencement ceremonies will now be held mid-August, the university announced yesterday. The university announced April 7 that it will have a baccalaureate Mass and graduation Aug.Continue Reading
RACHEL MILLER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Well, lovely readers, this is not how we expected our semester to go. I am sad, frustrated, confused, angry, disappointed, uncertain. This is my last semester, and so much was left unfinished. I’mContinue Reading
RACHEL MILLER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Franciscan University of Steubenville’s campus closed for the rest of the spring 2020 semester, March 17. Both the university’s Steubenville, Ohio, andContinue Reading
RACHEL MILLER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF At the start of fall 2019, new head rugby coach Jason Adams had only 10-15 men at a time on board to start the season with only four practices between them and theContinue Reading
RACHEL MILLER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Well dear reader, a lot has happened since the last time the Troubadour staff was putting together this print for you. Many constants have fallen out of myContinue Reading
RACHEL MILLER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF A memorial Mass for a former Gaming-based residence director was celebrated Saturday in a packed chapel that was filled to standing room only. The Mass was celebrated for Shamaya “Sha” Smith, 30,Continue Reading
RACHEL MILLER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Many pajama-clad students braced the snowy cold Friday night to unwind with friends and fun activities at Pajama Rama in the J.C. Williams Center. The J.C. was transformedContinue Reading
RACHEL MILLER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF As many of you probably know by now, I am from the great state of Georgia, the heart of Coca-Cola country. If you go into certain restaurants near me and orderContinue Reading
RACHEL MILLER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF President Donald Trump made history at Friday’s 47th annual national March for Life when he became the first president of the United States of America to speak in person at the event’s rally. The Washington, D.C., March forContinue Reading