ESTELLE MANDEVILLE STAFF WRITER Full streets on a Friday night downtown isn’t something Steubenville has seen in a long time. But the past few months have brought crowds to Fourth Street in what its founders have named First Fridays on…
SARAH KADERBEK STAFF WRITER Cheerful, genuine and kind, the new residence director on campus, Mary Waldow, is bringing her own sunshine to St. Thomas More Hall. Laughing, Waldow confessed, “I want it to be the best dorm … but best…
JOSEPH FUSSELMAN STAFF WRITER The recent renovations of Christ the King Chapel, the iconic spiritual hub for Franciscan University of Steubenville, have managed to please everyone with the chapel’s new features and redesigned layout. This past summer, starting the day…
VERONICA ECKART STAFF WRITER Fondly called “Roses” for short, the Roses of the Immaculate Heart household is dedicated to following the Little Way of small acts of trust in God in order to come “closer to the Immaculate Heart and…
ELISHA VALLADARES-CORMIER CATHOLIC VALUES COLUMNIST Taking the place of an old hotel and restaurant by University Boulevard, Franciscan University of Steubenville’s newest residence hall has drawn scores of people since opening at the beginning of the fall semester, a trend…
TERESA DULAC STAFF WRITER The well-known “Steubie-stank” didn’t stop the Rev. Matt Russick, TOR, from leaving the beautiful Alps to come to Franciscan University of Steubenville’s main campus to accept his role as the new pastoral associate to households. Coming…
EDYTA WOLK COPY EDITOR For the Franciscan University class of 2022, the past few weeks have been filled with firsts. In addition to being the first ones on campus to see a new hall, new chapel renovations and a record-breaking…
VERONICA NOVOTNY STAFF WRITER Students flocked to the “Genesis to Jesus” Bible study, written by Scott Hahn and hosted by an expert from the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology, at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 5 in the Pugliese…
KETRINA CLEMONS STAFF WRITER On April 24th at 7 p.m., the Franciscan University Chorale filled the Gentile Gallery with popular melodies and show tunes. The theme of the concert was Broadway, and the mutual agreement was that the favorite song…
MAGGIE PAWSEY STAFF WRITER On April 23 in the Gentile Gallery, the Fine Arts department hosted artist Anthony Visco to illustrate and speak about the effects of Franciscan spirituality on renaissance-era sacred art, beginning at 7 p.m. Visco, a Catholic…
