BY JORDAN OTERO Editor-in-Chief For years, Franciscan University of Steubenville’s students have heard time and time again that Steubenville’s drinking water supply harbors various chemicals, hormones and contaminants. However, accordingContinue Reading
BY JORDAN OTERO Editor-in-Chief At the beginning of the new year, a news site compiled Pope Francis’ top 10 most memorable quotes into a list of “New Year’s resolutions.” TheContinue Reading
BY JORDAN OTERO Editor-in-Chief Fluffy white flakes drift slowly from the gray sky, settling peacefully on the slushy, cracked sidewalks and pothole-riddled streets. The serene blanket bundles the city, aContinue Reading
BY JORDAN OTEROEDITOR-IN-CHIEF Franciscan University of Steubenville’s food-service provider is strengthening efforts to maintain a sanitary environment after passing a monthly audit “by the skin of their teeth,” accordingContinue Reading
BY JORDAN OTEROEDITOR-IN-CHIEF Respect for the human person and his dignity is a central part of Catholic life and, therefore, a central part of life at Franciscan University ofContinue Reading
BY JORDAN OTEROEDITOR-IN-CHIEF Inducted sisters in the Theta Phi Alpha sorority choose to live their lives by the maxim, “ever loyal, everlasting.” Through these words, the women of Theta PhiContinue Reading
BY JORDAN OTEROEDITOR-IN-CHIEF A Franciscan University of Steubenville senior remains in critical condition following a car accident in Dayton on Oct. 13. Amanda Looman was involved in a head-on collisionContinue Reading
BY JORDAN OTERO EDITOR-IN-CHIEF “Oh my gosh, this is so going on ‘Overheard’ later.” Such is a phrase that has become common at Franciscan University of Steubenville, in reference toContinue Reading
BY JORDAN OTEROEDITOR-IN-CHIEF Franciscan University of Steubenville’s “obligation to engage in a dialogue between the culture of our society and our Church” will serve as the crux of the Rev.Continue Reading
BY JORDAN OTEROEDITOR-IN-CHIEF Homecoming weekend traffic may be disrupted this weekend as construction to resurface University Boulevard begins Thursday. The Herald-Star reported Wednesday that the $869,450 project will start nearContinue Reading
