VERONICA NOVOTNY STAFF WRITER “You have no idea the treasures he wants to give you, the treasures of heaven he wants to give you,” said well-known chastity speaker Crystalina EvertContinue Reading
VERONICA NOVOTNY STAFF WRITER The intimate number of women gathered in the Gentile Gallery on the evening of April 24 lent itself well to the meditative prayer that Franciscan UniversityContinue Reading
CINDY WOLFE STAFF WRITER Two poets regaled Franciscan University of Steubenville students and faculty on Friday, April 26, with their poems and personal stories. James Matthew Wilson, a series editorContinue Reading
VERONICA NOVOTNY STAFF WRITER Applause rose as voices soared and enthralled the audience at the Franciscan University Chorale’s “Songs from the Heart” concert, held at 3 p.m. on April 27Continue Reading
SARAH KADERBEK STAFF WRITER For Spring Fling week, the student-led organization Exc!te put on several events as a “Foreign Affair” or grand finale to the semester, celebrating the coming ofContinue Reading
VERONICA NOVOTNY & ESTELLE MANDEVILLE STAFF WRITERS On Thursday, April 18, at 7:30 p.m., Holy Thursday Mass was celebrated by the Rev. Sean Sheridan, TOR, in the Finnegan Fieldhouse. TheContinue Reading
CINDY WOLFE STAFF WRITER On April 17 at 9 p.m. in the Gentile Gallery, students attended an emergency preparedness session presented by Jefferson Security Services. Karen D’Anniballe, the president ofContinue Reading
ELISHA VALLADARES-CORMIER CATHOLIC VALUES COLUMNIST Franciscan University Student Government approved the proposed budget for the fall 2019 semester during its formal meeting on April 17. Fifteen student organizations had theirContinue Reading
ELISHA VALLADARES-CORMIER CATHOLIC VALUES COLUMNIST Franciscan University of Steubenville will become the 10th full member of the Presidents’ Athletic Conference, the conference’s commissioner announced at a press conference in theContinue Reading
HUNTER MCDONNELL LAYOUT EDITOR Drogo’s Alley, an event that promised to stimulate the mind and the senses with a blend of coffee and theology, drew students to the Gentile GalleryContinue Reading