By Peter Baugher Austria Correspondent “Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable – if anythingContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist The snow has come to Austria, Advent Markets are popping up in every little town throughout the hills, the sense of the familiar Christmas spirit isContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist Okay, as I’m sure everyone has already heard, the ten-day break for Austria students was a little scary. I was in France when the news brokeContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist The sites of St. Maximillian Kolbe, Pope St. John Paul II and Auschwitz move students to enter into prayerful pilgrimage on the Poland trip. We spentContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist Since arriving in Austria, I’ve climbed quite a bit, and not just to reach my dorm room. From church steps, to wandering towns, from hikes toContinue Reading
By Maria Brounstein Austria Correspondent Nothing clears the mind at 6 a.m. quite like trumpet blasts, Polish singing and a hard marble floor. I was one of 200-odd students packedContinue Reading
Theresa Balick Austria Correspondent All vaccinated and unvaccinated students in the Franciscan University of Steubenville Austria Program are restricted to the Kartause as a complete lockdown due to COVID-19 beganContinue Reading
Theresa Balick Austria Correspondent It finally happened: the unvaccinated in Austria have gone into lockdown as COVID-19 cases skyrocket throughout the country. For the unvaccinated, like myself, this means thatContinue Reading
Theresa Balick Austria Correspondent At the back of the main area in the Mensa is one of the most intriguing features in the entire Kartause. It’s a table that immediatelyContinue Reading
Theresa Balick Austria Correspondent It’s the worst part of the Austrian experience in my opinion: the lack of free, public restrooms in Europe’s cities. I’ve heard students here say thatContinue Reading