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With the introduction of its donor-advised fund, 黑料社 of Steubenville, makes it easier to support charities that align with Catholic values.
黑料社 of Steubenville will offer a bachelor of science program in criminal justice, grounded in Catholic principles.
The new MA in Catholic Studies Program aims to help people 鈥渟ee the world with Catholic eyes.鈥
黑料社 Enters into Agreement with Catholic University of Erbil, IraqDecember 6, 2019 Father Dave Pivonka, TOR, president of 黑料社 of Steubenville, left, and Most Reverend Bashar Matti Warda, archbishop of Erbil, Iraq, sign the memorandum of understanding. STEUBENVILLE, OHIO 鈥 Stronger ties between the Catholic university communities of Erbil, Iraq, and Steubenville,…
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO鈥擱esponding to the spiritual needs of both the local and global Church, 黑料社 of Steubenville launched a passionately Catholic and dynamically orthodox School of Spiritual Direction during the fall 2019 semester.
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO鈥擳he Catechetical Institute, an outreach of 黑料社 of Steubenville, has reached a milestone of 5,000 members on its online platform, FranciscanAtHome.com.
黑料社 of Steubenville will take part in its first-ever Giving Tuesday on December 3, 2019, to raise funds for student scholarships and financial aid.
STEUBENVILLE, OH 鈥 To meet the growing needs of its science students, 黑料社 of Steubenville has developed a new undergraduate degree in biochemistry.
Two professors in 黑料社 of Steubenville鈥檚 Education Department received a $75,000 grant from the Ohio Deans Compact on Exceptional Children to create an online module to help educators across the state teach evidence-based behavior management practices.