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������ Professor’s New Book Unpacks Complexities of Evidence Law

Dr. Charles P. Nemeth’s updated and expanded publication examines how evidence principles play out in the real world.

Largest Graduating Class in ������’s History Prepares for Commencement

Archbishop Paul Coakley of Oklahoma City and Live Action founder Lila Rose to receive honorary degrees.

Journalism Conference Deconstructs Media Bias, Sees Hope and Opportunity

������, EWTN News conference highlights role of faith in restoring journalism’s vital role in a free society.

������ to Offer Continuing Legal Education Course on Human Trafficking

The Center for Criminal Justice, Law, and Ethics at ������ of Steubenville will hold a continuing legal education course for law professionals on human trafficking.

Encounter With Christ, Community Focus of 2023 Steubenville Summer Conferences

Thousands to gather at ������, regional sites for inspiring talks, energizing fellowship, and life-changing encounters with Christ.

������ Launches New Faith and Reason Website

Plus, new ������ Presents podcast

������ Announces New Episcopal Advisory Board

Leading bishops to encourage and help guide University’s growth, propose new ways for Franciscan to serve the Church.

������’s New Steubenville Parish Missions Making “Huge Impact”

������ of Steubenville recently launched Steubenville Parish Missions, a new parish-based evangelization initiative. Unlike the traditional one-time-event-based parish mission, this approach combines the powerful preaching, worship, and eucharistic adoration of the legendary Steubenville Conferences with long-term accompaniment, mentoring, and small-group formation.

������ Accounting Students to Assist Local Residents With Taxes

Participating in the Internal Revenue Service Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program (VITA), accounting students from ������ of Steubenville will offer tax preparation and e-filing assistance free of charge to Ohio Valley residents.

������ Professor Tackles 21st-Century Private Security, Criminal Law in Two New Books

Late last month, Taylor and Francis published new editions of Criminal Law: Historical, Ethical, and Moral Foundations and Private Security: An Introduction to Principles and Practice by ������ of Steubenville’s Dr. Charles P. Nemeth, professor of criminal justice and director of the Center for Criminal Justice, Law, and Ethics.