THERESA BALICK STAFF WRITER An artist shared her paintings on the theme of mortality and the story of her inspiration for them as part of the new art exhibit in the Gentile Gallery starting Nov. 14. Ann Schmalstieg, an artist,…
Students learn to get out of debt, manage money in budgeting talk
CLAUDIO MOUDATSOS STAFF WRITER Students learned practical tips on how to manage finances and get out of debt in a talk given at the International Lounge the evening of Nov. 14. Matthew Heaps, a former host of one of the…
Chorale concert met with call for encore
KATHRYN E. FORTENBERRY STAFF WRITER The Franciscan University Chorale invited students to “Come to the Music” in its fall concert held at 7 p.m. Nov. 12 in the Gentile Gallery. The chorale sang 16 works in total, in which students participated with…
Lady Barons crushed by Cougars at first home game
JEN HANTZ DISTRIBUTION MANAGER The Lady Barons had a rough first home game Tuesday, Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. as they struggled against the Chatham University Cougars, losing 74-47. The Lady Barons began fighting an uphill battle when the Cougars…
Scott Hahn encourages Catholics, says belief in Eucharist is key to a better world
CECILIA ENGBERT STAFF WRITER Catholics should be cultivating an amazement for the Eucharist and sharing it with the world, Scott Hahn told students, faculty and visitors of Franciscan University of Steubenville in a crowded Gentile Gallery Wednesday evening. Entitled “Courageous Faith in…
Visiting professor illuminates overlooked part of Mary’s life
CLAUDIA MOUDATSOS STAFF WRITER A professor from Ireland invited listeners to explore the betrothal of the Virgin Mary and St. Joseph in a presentation Monday evening in the International Lounge. Pariac Maher, author of the book “Betrothed” which explores artwork depicting…