The SFU’s Got Talent finale took place on Feb. 20, drawing more than 130 students to JFK Lounge.
A four-member band earned first place and the $500 grand prize. The winning group included Zach Persinger,...
Q: What made you decide to stay at Saint Francis after last year’s announcement that the program would move from Division I to Division III?
A: “It’s my final year and I’m in the PA program,...
Matthew Ussia, Director of First Year Writing and an Associate Professor in the English and Theater Arts Department at Duquesne University, visited campus on Feb. 13.
He read poetry from his new book...
Junior Trey Weiand was selected the winner of the 2026 Kevin Grodzki Award earlier this month.
The monetary award is presented annually to a full-time SFU student-athlete who exemplifies leadership...
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...
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...
Veronica Crum, Social Media Editor
• January 28, 2026
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’...
“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...
SFU student Alexis Strange was awarded a three-year Army ROTC national scholarship last month.
Criteria for the scholarship include strong academic performance and good SAT scores. Strange also needed...
For the last 15 years, Brother Shamus McGrenra - a prominent figure on campus and a 78-year-old cancer survivor - has helped lead one of the University’s most recognizable traditions: a charity bike...
