Franciscan University Awarded Prestigious Templeton Grant
New initiative will assess seminarians’ attitudes toward modern science, equip them to integrate science with Catholic faith.
Franciscan University Announces New Director of Athletics
Danny Andersen returns to alma mater to form the University’s next generation of student-athletes.
Franciscan University Reaffirms Catholic Teaching on Human Sexuality
Document emphasizes wisdom, goodness, and clarity in Church teaching.
Society of Catholic Social Scientists to Tackle Today’s Most Vital Issues at Annual Conference
Topics include high tech, human dignity, and war in Ukraine; Richard Garnett of Notre Dame Law School to receive 2023 Pope Pius XI Award
Franciscan University Wins Grant for Social Work Scholarships
Ohio Department of Higher Education provides $200,000 for Ohio residents pursuing careers in social work.
Franciscan University Offers New Fall Lineup of Continuing Legal Education Courses
The Center for Criminal Justice, Law, and Ethics at Franciscan University of Steubenville will hold continuing legal education courses for law professionals on C.S.I, cybersecurity, happiness and the legal profession, and the legal and ethical aspects of the health care profession.
U.S. News & World Report Rates Franciscan University of Steubenville Among Top-Tier Midwest Universities
Franciscan’s score card includes a 55-spot jump to No. 37 for graduating more low income and first-generation students.
Franciscan University to Host Criminal Justice Career Day
Over 30 employers expected, including DEA, Secret Service, Border Patrol, and State Police.
Center for Beauty Reveals Fall Line Up for Monday Arts and Culture Series
New series will include the art of filmmaking, the beauty of Assisi’s sacred architecture, and world-renowned classical musicians.
Kolbe Academy and Franciscan University of Steubenville Announce New Online Partnership
With this partnership, Kolbe students enroll concurrently in designated Franciscan University and Kolbe Academy online courses. Students can get a head start on a high-quality, faith-based college education while still in high school, earn college-level credit at a reduced cost, and potentially graduate early.