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Graduating class largest ever
Franciscan University of Steubenville sent the largest graduating class in the university's history into the world on May 8, at the 62nd commencement exercises.
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Student is 2009 Sailor of the Year
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by Public Relations
Student
Mark Bristol receives the 2009 Sailor of the Year Award for the naval
reserve submarine force serving the Atlantic fleet. Only two such
awards were given.
Franciscan
University philosophy major Mark Bristol received the Navy
and Marine Corps Commendation Medal on April 10 in San Diego.
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Alumnus fantasy author will release new book on campus
While Jim Anderson does not write Christian fantasy, he is a Christian who writes fantasy.
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Missionaries describe experiences in China
About 30 people were present April 13 in the Fireside Lounge for a presentation on the Church in China by Megan Deaton and Kevin Kacvinsky.
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'Christopher Columbus' play is intoxicating
| VPAA
resigns On April 13, Dr. Max Bonilla, who later said that sometimes one has to step aside for the good of the mission, resigned from the position of Vice President for Academic Affairs at Franciscan University of Steubenville. The Rev. Terence Henry, president of the university, appointed business professor Thomas Wilson, J.D., as Interim VPAA. Read More |
San Damiano cross tells Passion story The Rev. Rick Martignetti, O.F.M., encouraged students to meditate upon the San Damiano Cross, reflecting on its symbolism and meaning during a talk he gave April 13 night in Ss. Louis and Elizabeth Hall. Read More |
Alumnus fantasy author will release new book on campus
While Jim Anderson does not write Christian fantasy, he is a Christian who writes fantasy.
Read More
Missionaries describe experiences in China
About 30 people were present April 13 in the Fireside Lounge for a presentation on the Church in China by Megan Deaton and Kevin Kacvinsky.
Read More
'Christopher Columbus' play is intoxicating
Photo
by Mark Kaschak
Andy Ward and Dan McNally perform as drunken sailors in 'Christopher Columbus in the Academic Night performance on April 15 in Anathan Theater. The play written by Paul Claudel was translated, adapted, and directed by Kazimierz Bruan, and performed with a class of more than 50 people.
The Troubadour staff would like to thank our advisor, Dr. Wayne Lewis, for a great year!
Andy Ward and Dan McNally perform as drunken sailors in 'Christopher Columbus in the Academic Night performance on April 15 in Anathan Theater. The play written by Paul Claudel was translated, adapted, and directed by Kazimierz Bruan, and performed with a class of more than 50 people.
The Troubadour staff would like to thank our advisor, Dr. Wayne Lewis, for a great year!