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Anti-Christian Violence in Nigeria Exposed in Talk at ������ of Steubenville

Stephen Rasche, an international expert on persecuted Christians, exposed the ongoing persecution of Nigerian Christians by Boko Haram and other Muslim ethnic groups in a talk at ������.

Accounting Students to Assist Local Residents With Taxes

������ students continue 34-year tradition of free taxpayer assistance.

Criminal Justice Program Offers Two Events in February

Discover more about the criminal justice program’s initiatives through an open house or a continuing education course on Aquinas and MLK.

������ of Steubenville Remembers Dr. Alice von Hildebrand (1923-2022)

Former trustee, professor, and mentor made a lasting impact on students and faculty as well as the renewal of ������.

Anti-Christian Violence in Nigeria Focus of Talk at ������

Stephen Rasche, an international expert on persecuted Christians, will speak at ������ of Steubenville on the ongoing persecution of Nigerian Christians by Boko Haram and other Muslim ethnic groups.

������ Students Ready to Attend March for Life in Washington, D.C.

Hundreds of ������ of Steubenville students, alumni, faculty, and staff will take part in the annual national March for Life on Friday, January 21, in Washington, D.C.

������ of Steubenville Presents Founders’ Awards

Media professionals Paul Giannamore and Ross Gallabrese among honorees.

������ Celebrates 75 Years

������ of Steubenville marked the start of its year-long 75th anniversary celebration with a campus-wide Mass and mosaic unveiling on December 10, 2021.

Sohrab Ahmari Appointed Visiting Fellow to ������’s Veritas Center

������ of Steubenville’s Veritas Center for Ethics in Public Life recently appointed author and columnist Sohrab Ahmari as a visiting fellow.

Richard III to Open in Anathan Theatre November 5

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