Francesco Pinque Staff Writer This year’s mainstage production, “Two Gentlemen of Verona,” promises to be an uproarious, interactive theatre experience unlike any other in Franciscan University of Steubenville’s history. TwoContinue Reading
Edyta Wolk Editor-in-Chief After months of planning a safe and socially distanced return to school, the Franciscan University of Steubenville welcomed over 700 new students to campus this fall,Continue Reading
LEO BRIAN SCHAFER STAFF WRITER If you show up to 6:30 a.m. Mass on any given Saturday, you will see a group of about 15 to 20 young people enthusiastic to beContinue Reading
ELOISA GUTIERREZ STAFF WRITER Franciscan University of Steubenville alumna Maggie Pawsey and senior Franciscan student Rachel Miller have been friends for years. Only recently, however, did they begin to dream of working together in aContinue Reading
RACHEL MILLER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF At the start of fall 2019, new head rugby coach Jason Adams had only 10-15 men at a time on board to start the season with only four practices between them and theContinue Reading
LEO BRIAN SCHAFER STAFF WRITER Ask the Rev. Drake McCalister about his journey to the Barque of Peter and he will first tell you a story of a ship. It happened when he wasContinue Reading
ELISHA VALLADARES-CORMIER CATHOLIC VALUES COLUMNIST When the phone rang toward the end of 2019, the Rev. Michael Gielen was in Rome, preparing to return to his homeland of New ZealandContinue Reading
ESTELLE MANDEVILLE STAFF WRITER Women’s Ministry at Franciscan University of Steubenville has started some new events and groups to help the women on campus. Sister Teresa Reyes, TOR, who hasContinue Reading
JENCY CLEMENT STAFF WRITER “If we’re going to make disciples, we need to be better disciples,” said the Rev. David Pivonka, TOR. “I found myself praying about what that would look likeContinue Reading
CECILIA ENGBERT STAFF WRITER On a cold day in late October, Franciscan University of Steubenville’s women’s ultimate team competed relentlessly on a rain-drenched field. Soaked to the skin, chilled by the wind and defeated continuously, the players kept up their staunchContinue Reading
