The 2026 Writer’s Conference of Northern Appalachia (WCONA) will be held at Saint Francis on March 6-7. “We want people to leave with more tools for evoking in their writing what this part of America...

University President Fr. Malachi Van Tassell announced late last month that Erin McCloskey will assume the role of Vice President for Enrollment Management. McCloskey will also continue to serve as...

Eighteen SFU students will travel to London over the upcoming spring break. The Shields School of Business (SSOB) offers this trip annually. It is open to students of all majors. The group will leave...

Jalen Harriet Jr. is the 2026 recipient of the Shields School of Business’ Dare-to-Dream Award. The award is presented annually to a Black or African-American student who exemplifies and promotes...

SFU’s Master of Occupational Therapy Program is celebrating its 25th anniversary by looking back on its history during the first 25 weeks of 2026. The celebration includes weekly social media posts...

Five Marketing students and one faculty member in the Shields School of Business traveled to Raleigh, North Carolina, last week to compete at the American Marketing Association’s eighth annual regional...

Ahead of the University’s transition to Division III Athletics in the fall, SFU Associate Dean of the Shields School of Business John Miko - along with faculty members at several schools in the Presidents’...

Associate Professor of Business Administration Kent Tonkin addressed SGA members at the group’s Jan. 22 meeting. Tonkin spoke to the senators about efficient leadership. He told the group that...

“Is there a king in you?” The Rev. Sylvia King, mayor of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, posed this question to an audience packed into DiSepio 213/214 on Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Jan. 19). King...

Six members of SFU’s Respect Life Club and one FOCUS missionary attended the national March for Life in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 23. The SFU group that made the trip to the nation’s capital last...

Sophomore Jelana Boldizar has been named Editor-in-Chief of the Troubadour. She succeeds Madison Perry, who served as the news outlet's editor for two academic years (2023-25) before her graduation in...

Earlier this month, the University announced plans to transition the bookstore from a store that sells course materials (textbooks) to one that only sells convenience items and SFU merchandise. Walter...