By Samantha Apanasewicz Pop Culture Columnist It is a surprise to no one that the media we consume impacts our lives. Whether it influences our habits, mental health or subconsciousContinue Reading
By Estelle Mandeville Staff Writer Characterized by rich vocals, guitar-riffs and violin chords, Franciscan-based band Acaciawood is aimed for greater heights as its members, senior Aislin Hilgeman and alumni BrigidContinue Reading
Jen Hantz Staff Writer Warm food, live music and Austrian raffles filled campus from 4:30-7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4. Festivities were held outside of the upper J.C. Williams Center andContinue Reading
Tabitha Silva Staff Writer Catholics should do many things. Catholics should attend Mass as much as possible, especially on Sundays and holy days of obligations. Catholics should pray and meditateContinue Reading
Alexander Spieldenner Staff Writer Music is one of the most popular and influential forms of entertainment available to us today, and for many people it is consumed almost constantly. ItContinue Reading
VERONICA NOVOTNY ASSISTANT EDITOR Over a dozen acts were performed for an energetic crowd at the Daughters of Zion’s coffeehouse in the J.C. Williams Center Atrium starting at 9 p.m. Sunday. Some students performedContinue Reading
JOHN MACDONALD STAFF WRITER Over 70 students filled the lower level of the J.C. Williams Center for the annual Brazilian Carnival hosted by Latinos for Christ on Saturday evening. The carnival startedContinue Reading
WILLIAM SPINNENWEBER FINE ARTS COLUMNIST I am always spellbound by the Requiem Mass. The timeless prayers and eerie chants are like unto a sacred drama, evoking the various images ofContinue 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
FRANCESCO PINQUE STAFF WRITER The usual hustle and bustle of the J.C. Williams Center was enlivened by the sound of jazz on Tuesday evening, Jan. 21, as theology professor Mark Miravalle and hisContinue Reading