Even the most ideological members on staff recognize the importance of the diversity of voices that appear here.  The idea that, because the Foghorn is the undergraduate paper of a Jesuit college, we should only run student opinions aligning with Catholic teachings is an un-Catholic call for destroying a pattern of fruitful, compassionate, respectful, and [...]

Guest lecturer James Martin, S.J. at USF

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Remembering Father Dean Brackley

The Foghorn Staff questions the relevancy of USF's Mission

Go behind the scenes of the Thacher Gallery’s new exhibit Galleons and Globalizations.

New Thatcher Gallery Exhibit looks back on Jesuit history

Although USF may allow ideas of abortion, contraceptives, and same sex marriage that contradict Catholic teachings. By acknowledging these other views on the world it allows USF students to be well informed.

As a freshman, Waldron has happily noticed that the Jesuit teachings she heard about when she applied are truly embedded into her USF education.