By Courtney Klaus, Editor-In-Chief The university’s board of trustees recently voted to approve recommendations from a financial task force that include reorganizing the theology and philosophy programs to “align strategically” with the new School of Catholic Studies and reducing the number of majors by at least four. Provost Kimberly

By Hope Eckley, Staff Writer The third annual lip sync battle was full of break dancing, men in cheer uniforms, and even one person running around with a horse costume on. Five lip sync groups battled it out not only for a monetary prize but also for the ultimate bragging

By Leanne Vastbinder, Opinions and Online Editor During the month of October, it’s customary to stock up on apple cider or visit a pumpkin patch or two. Some may even scout around the town for various haunted houses or spooky attractions to get in the Halloween mood. To get

By Murphy Obershaw, Staff Writer New to the triathlon team this year and training for races, senior Matthew Nguyen used to be part of a completely different type of training during his first few years of college. For his freshman through junior years of college, Nguyen was in seminary studying