I’m back, brunchers.
For those who may be new here, allow me to introduce to you “Brunch egg-splained": A column where I go through the hard work of researching and visiting brunch locations,...
All applicants who responded to St. Joe’s offer for a buyout or “Voluntary Separation Program” (VSP) were notified of the status of their application on Feb. 7.
Sixteen of 18 faculty members...
Student-run media organizations are celebrating Student Press Freedom Day on Jan. 29 around the U.S.
The day was created by the Student Press Law Center (SPLC) to celebrate the work done by student journalists...
University Student Senate (USS) is currently working on an initiative to provide free pads and tampons in bathrooms across campus.
Their goal is to have products available in all gender neutral bathrooms...
Margarita Mashliakevich ’22 resigned from the University Student Senate (USS) commuter at-large position on Oct. 27 after being involved in the incident in the commuter lounge on Oct. 11.
Mashliakevich...
Students are more likely to develop an eating disorder in college because of the stressors and pressures that appear in college, according to Gregg Nicholls, Ph.D., director of Counseling and Psychological...
When Sierra Long ’21 left the commuter lounge on Oct. 11, the Friday before fall break, she felt confident she had cleaned the space perfectly for the first student to return the next week.
That changed...
New law grants $1.8 billion federal funding for autism research
The Autism Collaboration, Accountability, Research, Education, and Support (CARES) Act of 2019 was signed into law by President Donald Trump...
After hearing feedback from students about the lack of freedom of expression and art on campus, Jayne Baran ’22 and Abby Stefanski ’22 decided to take matters into their own hands by creating a new...
James W. Moore, S.J., a Jesuit and active member of the St. Joe’s community for more than 45 years, died on Sept. 13.
Moore came to St. Joe’s in 1963 when he started as the director of Undergraduate Admissions,...
St. Joe’s Public Safety launched a new app, “SJU Safe,” which makes public safety features accessible to students from their cell phones.
The app was launched at the end of August and has over 1200...
