In Brief–Summer 2026
A look at recent news from the Franciscan University community.
Articles
An increasing number of religious brothers and sisters come to Franciscan for academic formation.
St. Francis of Assisi died 800 years ago, but his life still inspires the Franciscan University community today.
Alumni and friends remember Father Terence Henry, TOR’s friendship and legacy.
Franciscan’s enhanced online MBA Program forms faithful professionals.
“St. Francis’ courage to confront his own fear bore a beautiful fruit of conversion: It… allowed him to experience the transformation of bitterness into sweetness.”
Preparing communication arts majors to bring Christ into media.
“St. Francis believed that to find Jesus, we must let go, be little, be small. If we can do that, we will encounter Jesus.”
Beth Mergen teaches the next generation at a new Catholic school in Wisconsin.
“Athletics at Franciscan University is not simply about performance, though we pursue excellence. It is about forming men and women as disciples of Jesus Christ.”
After the successful conclusion to the Rebuild My Church Campaign, Advancement Vice President Bob Hickey tells us what’s next.
Why the Rouths find value in tithing.
How a conference attendee became one of Franciscan’s faithful friends.
Highlighting the Noah statue outside Christ the Teacher Hall.