Following a 3-0 win for the women’s volleyball team last Friday, students gathered at the Stokes Center for a campus-wide scavenger hunt. The event was organized by the APPLE Leadership Team (ALT) and...
The University hosted an “International Solidarity Festival” from Sept. 20-24. The event celebrated cultural differences and raised awareness of important global issues.
The festival included documentary...
The 18th annual Lily Kennedy Memorial Golf Benefit for Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) was held on Sept. 26. The event took place at Iron Masters Golf Course in Roaring Spring.
Heather Kennedy, a 1997...
The annual Phi Delta Kappa Sorority charity golf tournament will take place on Oct. 2. The event will be held at Immergrun Golf Course.
The tournament will be a scramble format and consist of teams...
The Occupational Therapy Department unveiled its new sensory room earlier this semester. It is located on the second floor of the library in Room 203.
“We all have sensory systems,” said Erin Long,...
Students in the Communications Program are creating a new club with the goal of bringing people who share an interest in this field together on various projects.
The idea for the club first emerged...
Senior Jocelyn Sheehan, a special and early childhood education major, has launched a club called CARES.
The club name stands for Community, Advocate, Respect, Educate and Support.
“The main reason...
The Knee Center for the Study of Occupational Regulation (CSOR) is moving its base of operations from Saint Francis to West Virginia University.
The CSOR Program was established in 2016 and provides...
Luke Trotz, assistant director of student engagement at the University, died last month at the age of 28. While Trotz worked at Saint Francis for only six years, he made an imprint on the school that will...
With the spring semester quickly winding down and the end finally in sight after a long, hectic academic year, students have one more hurdle to clear before they can truly relax - finals.
To help alleviate...
The Shields School of Business will host its first annual “Student Appreciation Day” on April 28 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Weather permitting, the event will be held on the patio in front of Schwab...
SFU alumnus Matthew Ussia returned to Loretto on April 7, participating in a Zoom reading of his published poetry.
Ussia graduated from the University in 1999 with a degree in English and currently...
