Madison Perry, Editor
January 29, 2025 • No Comments
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 at SFU when he participated in the Freshman Fellow Program and ran for chief senator for Residence...
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Students Discuss Favorite Books During Library Lover’s Month
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The Saint Francis Library is more than just a study space - it’s a sanctuary for book lovers. To celebrate...
Red Flash Basketball Legend to be Honored on Feb. 6
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The men's basketball team will play its next home game on Feb. 6 against LeMoyne. But it will be anything...
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The men's basketball team split its two games last weekend, knocking off previous NEC-unbeaten LIU, 74-64,...
Brother Shamus’ Photography on Display at Fine Arts Center
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Photos taken by Brother Shamus McGrenra across many years and many continents is currently on display...
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Students in SFU’s Fine Arts Program will perform the musical comedy “Anything Goes” in JFK Auditorium...
Madison Perry, Editor
January 29, 2025 • No Comments
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 at SFU when he participated in the Freshman Fellow Program and ran for chief senator for Residence...
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Colette Costlow, Fine Arts Editor
November 8, 2024 • No Comments
Banned Books Week is a week-long period during which librarians and book lovers across the country work to raise awareness of a collective effort by various groups to ban books in schools and libraries across America. The event took place in late September and was organized by the American Library...
Alex Crocco, Sports Editor
October 10, 2024 • No Comments
Last Thursday, Oct. 10, was a huge day in Major League Baseball. A win-or-go-home Game 3 between the Mets and the Brewers to see who would advance to the National League Divisional Series took place and the Mets - one of the most historic teams in baseball - erased a 2-0 deficit in the ninth inning to...
Alex Crocco, Sports Editor
September 26, 2024 • No Comments
This season, we have already seen three NFL teams start rookie quarterbacks and it’s not yet the end of September. How have these first-round picks performed? Last April, a lot of teams needed a quarterback and many decided to try and fill that role for the long term through the draft. A record-tying...
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Eric Solnosky, Staff Writer
November 22, 2024 • No Comments
November marks the 75th anniversary for the Alpha Phi Delta Fraternity at Saint Francis. In celebration of this anniversary, the fraternity conducted a homemade cannoli sale...
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Alex Crocco, Sports Editor
January 29, 2025 • No Comments
The men's basketball team will play its next home game on Feb. 6 against LeMoyne. But it will be anything but a normal game. The program will honor Kevin Porter that evening. Porter played at Saint Francis from 1968-72 before enjoying a successful 11-year career in the NBA. He led the league in assists...
Alex Crocco, Sports Editor
January 29, 2025 • No Comments
The men's basketball team split its two games last weekend, knocking off previous NEC-unbeaten LIU, 74-64, last Friday, before dropping a 68-66 decision to Wagner on Sunday. In front of a rowdy crowd, the Flash opened the game against LIU with a 10-0 run that set the tone for the rest of the game....
Buju Tuisavura, Staff Writer
January 29, 2025 • No Comments
The women’s basketball team has now won four of its last five games following a 50-48 victory at Wagner last Saturday. SFU split a pair of decisions last weekend. The two-point win at Wagner followed a 63-56 loss at LIU on Jan. 23. Junior Natalie Johnson made a significant impact in both games,...
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