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Venezuelan Freedom Activist Daniel Di Martino to Speak at ������ November 12

Catholic economist and founder of the Dissident Project will share firsthand insights on the dangers of socialism and the importance of defending economic and religious freedom.

Franciscan Scholar Who Helped Advance Newman’s Cause Invited to Vatican

Dr. Logan Gage helped author the Vatican document that informed Pope Leo XIV’s historic decision honoring St. John Henry Newman as Doctor of the Universal Church.

Anathan Theatre to Present The Barber of Seville

������ of Steubenville’s Anathan Theatre will perform Beaumarchais’ The Barber of Seville as its mainstage student production November 7-16.

Cleveland Orchestra Musicians to Perform Free Concert at ������

October 27 event to feature works by Mozart and Mendelssohn

Austria Summer Experience Offers Unique Travel and Learning Opportunity in 2026

Applications are open for ������’s third annual summer experience in Gaming, Austria

Franciscan Women’s Flag Football Team Shines During Steelers Halftime Scrimmage

The Barons were one of just four college teams in the country invited to scrimmage at halftime of the Steelers-Browns game.

National Vocations Fair at ������ Marks 30th Year of Inspiring Religious Callings

Annual Religious Vocations Fair draws 50 dioceses and religious communities from across the nation to inspire students in their vocational journey.

������ Among Elite Few to Earn National Education Award

Franciscan’s Education Department one of only 22 educator preparation programs nationwide honored with CAEP’s Frank Murray Leadership Award for excellence and continuous improvement.

������ to Host 30th Annual Religious Vocations Fair

Over 50 Religious Orders and Dioceses Will Gather to Encourage Vocational Discernment

National Conference of Catholic Social Scientists Returns to ������

Gathering of Catholic scholars to explore faith, culture, politics, and society in light of Catholic social teaching.