Herd Immunity Study Underway at Franciscan University
A research study underway at Franciscan University of Steubenville aims to help the medical and scientific community better understand SARS-COV-2 coronavirus exposure.
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Franciscan University Partners With Walsh University for Physical and Occupational Therapy Programs
Starting fall 2021, students can earn their bachelor’s degree and doctorate in physical therapy in six years or their bachelor’s and master’s degree in occupational therapy in six years.
Anathan Theatre to Present Sense and Sensibility
Franciscan University of Steubenville’s Anathan Theatre will perform Sense and Sensibility as its mainstage student production April 9-18.
Franciscan University of Steubenville Delegation Visits Iraq During Papal Visit
Witnesses Chaldean Catholics Rebuilding Their Communities After Decades of War
Alumnus to Be Ordained to Priesthood at Franciscan University
First Priestly Ordination Mass to be Held on Campus Since 1996
Multipurpose Turf Field Now in Use at Franciscan University
Initial Phase Completed; Seven Teams to Use New Facility
Franciscan University Students Donate $5,000 to Aim Women’s Center
Two Franciscan University student groups presented $5,000 to Kathy Barton, executive director at Steubenville’s Aim Women’s Center, to support local women in crisis pregnancies.
Accounting Students to Assist Local Residents With Taxes
Franciscan University students continue tradition of free taxpayer assistance for 33rd year.
Franciscan University of Steubenville Announces Brenan Pergi as Vice President of Operations
New role will lead Human Resources, Finance, Enrollment, Marketing and Communications, and Christian Outreach.
Franciscan University Students to Stand in Honor of Life
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In lieu of traveling to our nation’s capital for the annual March for Life, students will form a Life Chain along University Blvd.