Sophomore Cole Weiland assumed the role of the Student Government Association’s (SGA) president last semester, succeeding senior Paige Debias.
Weiland has been involved in SGA since his first year...
The University’s celebration of “Martin Luther King and Maurice Stokes Legacy Week” kicked off on Jan. 20 with the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Convocation.
Chuck Cooper III delivered the...
Black History Month, celebrated annually each February across the country, provides an opportunity to pay tribute to the resilience and contributions of African Americans throughout history.
Saint Francis...
The Saint Francis Library is more than just a study space - it’s a sanctuary for book lovers. To celebrate National Library Lover’s Month (February), we asked four students
about their favorite...
“Maurice Stokes approached every day as a challenge and never gave up,” Jay Twyman told an audience of more than 100 at JFK Auditorium on Jan. 22.
Jay Twyman, son of Stokes’ close friend and teammate...
Winter storms and frigid temperatures have put SFU’s snow removal efforts in the spotlight.
While some students applauded the Physical Plant for their hard work under difficult circumstances, others...
Photos taken by Brother Shamus McGrenra across many years and many continents is currently on display at the Fine Arts Center. The exhibit opened on Jan. 23 and will run through March 7.
In the exhibit,...
Students in SFU’s Fine Arts Program will perform the musical comedy “Anything Goes” in JFK Auditorium in April.
The run will include five shows from April 10-13.
Anything Goes follows a comical...
Thanksgiving is right around the corner.
Students are excited to go home for break, spend time with family, and eat their favorite Thanksgiving foods.
“My favorite Thanksgiving food is pumpkin...
Shields School of Business students visited New York City, Nov. 7-9, for an educational excursion.
The trip included a stop at the New York Stock Exchange, a meal in Little Italy at Da Nico Ristorante,...
SFU students, faculty and staff gathered near DeGol Field for a candlelight service to honor the memory of Kevon Walker on the evening of Nov. 18.
Walker died on campus on Nov. 4. He was a freshman...
With dropping temperatures, Schwab Hall has become a refuge for flies and bees seeking warmth. While the seasonal invasion is not uncommon, many faculty and students feel this year’s outbreak is worse...
