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This month, Brant sits down with Rudy Flores and Joe Madeja to talk USF sports and politics. Plus, we're on video now!

It’s almost like he was meant to follow a life of service.

I, to this day, still cannot seem to grasp why the American electorate decided to give this man another chance.

Trump’s second term could bring in a new era of opportunity for many people in the United States.  

In this edition of Trinity Talks, we’re going to get a little uncomfortable, up close and personal.

Join Brant Singler as he breaks down three stories from this month's issue of the USF Encounter!

In the NAIA, there are rules and regulations when it comes to scholarship money and college athletics. While these rules vary from sport...

With the addition of the university’s first-ever fraternity, Zeta Psi, it feels like we’re entering a whole new chapter.

In preparation for his departure, President Johnson has accepted the role to be available as a resource

Of the 47 vacancies, 24 are listed as admin, staff or faculty, and the other 23 are student openings. 

For the second consecutive year, the Fighting Saints football program suffered a heartbreaking homecoming loss on Saturday.

President of the University Arvid Johnson and the University of St. Francis has announced his retirement effective May of 2025.

Sippel is a member of the basketball, volleyball and softball teams here at USF, and she is a remarkable student as well.

Budgets all across the board have gotten tighter since the start of the second semester.

Claressa Padilla has been in food service her entire working life.

The financial problem that USF has been encountering is something many other universities are facing.

Hungry minds can't learn on empty stomachs, and hungry students won't settle for empty promises.

Budget concerns have risen as of late at the University of St. Francis and its latest casualty has been department spending.

Clare’s Garden, the on-campus food option for the St. Clare campus, closed unexpectedly in early February.