Franciscan University sets Homecoming Weekend

Toronto, OHLocal News

Franciscan University of Steubenville is gearing up for its much-anticipated Homecoming Weekend, set for Friday through Sunday. The festivities will commence with a Household Life Mass at 4:45 p. m. on Friday in Finnegan Fieldhouse, a gathering meant to unite the university community in a spirit of faith and fellowship. Following the mass, alumni will have the opportunity to reconnect during the Alumni Awards Banquet, which begins with a reception at 6 p.

m. in the Pope St. Paul VI Conference Center. This event not only honors outstanding alumni but also serves as a platform for networking and strengthening relationships among graduates and current students. The university's commitment to fostering a vibrant community is evident in the planning of this weekend's activities, which are designed to engage and inspire participants.

By celebrating its history and achievements, Franciscan University aims to instill pride and a sense of belonging in all attendees. The Homecoming Weekend promises to be a memorable occasion, filled with opportunities for reconnecting and celebrating the university's legacy.

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