This semester, St. Joe’s students have had the opportunity to study abroad in countries such as Italy, Spain and Ireland. Read more to hear from the students abroad and listen to some of theirexperiences...
Students share their experiences studying outside the U.S.
Mallie Selinske ’23 pictured in front of the Tower of Pisa in Pisa, Italy.
What is your favorite experience from your time abroad so...
Yohuru Williams, Ph.D., Distinguished University Chair and professor of history and founder of the Racial Justice Institute at the University of St. Thomas, delivered a Zoom lecture, “The Fire This...
SJU Theatre Company is returning to live theater in Bluett Theatre with the production of “Pippin,” which opens on Nov. 4.
Because of the covid-19 pandemic, SJU Theatre has not held a live musical...
What I expected to be a loud, overwhelming buzz turned out to be a dull, yet consistent, hum, like that of a home appliance.
Only, I wasn’t at home. I was on a rooftop on Wellington Street in the...
For Jordan Busza ’23, Friday night has always meant enjoying board games in good company. With a collection of over 200 tabletop games, Busza has always felt at home within this niche of interest.
This...
In the last five years, Shein (pronounced she-in), a multi-billion dollar global company, has become a massively popular brand among young adult buyers attracted by the company’s notoriously cheap clothing...
Melissa Kelly ’13 M.A. has been a part of the St. Joe’s community since 2008, buzzing around campus as a photographer for the university, first full-time and then as a freelancer.
“Part of my...
Concerts are many things for different people: a form of therapy, an opportunity to see your favorite artist live, or a place to meet new people. However, for the past year, concerts have simply been “cancelled.”
While...
Laura Crispin, Ph.D., associate professor of economics, sent her 5 year-old daughter to kindergarten for the first time last week. Crispin said she is remaining optimistic about the upcoming year of face-to-face...
Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI) co-president Maddie DeMarco ’22 is using her position in multiple campus organizations to address basic and food needs insecurity. Her latest project is the newly...
