By Finnleigh Gould On Wednesday October 16, 2024, two men handed out Bibles to La Roche University students. The men handed out the free Bibles in front of the Palumbo entrance to La Roche University. Students described receiving either an orange or a green Bible labeled, “New Testament Psalms Proverbs.”  The Bibles were nothing out

By Danielle Pajek, Katie Gaughan, Luke Luedy, and Roger Healy La Roche University has a new president. After the passing of Sister Candace Introcaso last May, the university enacted a national search for a new president. Sixty candidates submitted applications, with the search committee eventually narrowing that down to 11. Dr. Christina Clark earned the

By Katie Gaughan Professor William Crowley is a retired FBI agent, a member of the Pennsylvania Bar, a Criminal Justice and Law professor at La Roche University, a husband, and father. He attended the University of Connecticut where he was a Division 1 first baseman on scholarship and achieved All-Star honors.  Before university teaching, Crowley

By Luke Luedy It’s 1987 in La Roche University. Students are spilling out of the dormitory, after just attending Mass. Nuns walk the sidewalks. Professors aren’t only teachers of knowledge, but humble servants of God as well. Everyone of different positions of Catholic hierarchy take dual roles of teachers as well.  It’s now 2023 in

By Danielle Pajek “This was my back up plan. The first plan was Major League Baseball.” Though David Day said he did not originally intend to end up at La Roche University, the Assistant Dean of Students has certainly made the most of his 19 years here. Hailing all the way from Cambridge, England Dave