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While other Catholic schools cave to cultural pressure, Franciscan defends faith, reason, and the dignity of every student.
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American Spectator – “Can the Catholic Bishops Find Common Ground with the Trump Administration on Immigration?”
Escalating their attack on the Trump administration’s deportation policies and proposed cuts to Medicaid funding, twenty U.S. Catholic bishops signed on to an interfaith effort last week in an attempt to stop the passage of the “Big Beautiful Bill Act.” Calling it a “moral failure” of the Trump administration if the proposed legislation passes, the Catholic bishops were joined by an additional 20 progressive faith leaders of several faith traditions in their effort to encourage senators to reject the Act.
Washington Times – “The Hospice Hustle Costs Taxpayers Billions”
Let’s stop bankrolling Medicare fraud
Philosophy Faculty
The Department of Philosophy at Franciscan University of Steubenville (FUS) invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track appointment at the rank of assistant professor.
Franciscan University Adds Global Economic and Finance Leader to Faculty
Dr. Stephen Lewarne has been appointed as a visiting professor of economics and finance at Franciscan University of Steubenville, beginning in the fall semester.
Crisis Magazine – “Should Faithful Catholics Welcome Layoffs at National Catholic Reporter”
Pro-choice, same-sex marriage, and women’s ordination advocates may have to find another site to vent their anger at the Catholic Church now that the National Catholic Reporter has laid off some of their biggest allies.
“Glory” Women’s Conference Kicks Off Historic Summer of Steubenville Conferences
Franciscan University of Steubenville kicked off its landmark 50th summer of Steubenville Conferences with Glory: Women’s Gathering on June 6–8.
American Spectator – “Corporate America Withdrawing Support for LGBTQ Pride Celebrations”
While the Boston Red Sox Organization continues to celebrate Gay Pride Month by hosting, yet again, gay pride and a gaggle of drag queens at a home game at Fenway Park on June 9, the Wall Street Journal reports that corporate America’s enthusiasm for underwriting June Pride celebrations has greatly diminished.
$300,000 Air Force Grant Awarded to Franciscan University for Cutting-Edge Research
Baron Crow project to offer students hands-on experience in ethically grounded defense research.
American Spectator – “Democrats Blocking Brian Burch for American Ambassador to the Vatican”
Continuing their commitment to obstructing much of what President Trump has attempted to do to strengthen relationships with global leaders, the Democrats have now insulted millions of faithful Catholics by blocking the confirmation of Brian Burch, the President’s choice to serve as the Ambassador to the Vatican.