The stares grew far too uncomfortable. The questions were redundant and aggravating. The weird looks were too much. I needed to stop picking my skin, but how?
I have what is known as dermatillomania,...
Whenever life grew stressful when I was younger, I would reach for the family cat. We’ve always had cats. Currently, Rusty, a 12-year-old orange tabby, roams my house in North Haven, Connecticut, waiting...
Almost everyone loves french fries. In fact, the average American eats 40 pounds of fries per year, according to researchers at the University of California Davis. You can satisfy your craving just about...
With the sun peeking its way out and the lack of available basketball courts on Hawk Hill due to renovations, students were getting frustrated by the limited space on campus to play the game they love.
Fortunately,...
Covered in tissue paper and nestled at the bottom of a box in the St. Joe’s Archives Collection is a cream-colored basketball jersey, its neck and sleeves ringed with crimson and gold ribbing.
The...
The ’90s are back, bringing with them Mom jeans, slip dresses and corsets. But one of the best returning trends is for the hair: the claw clip.
The ’90s claw clip was inspired by the ’80s...
Being a woman in a sport dominated by men is no easy task, but for Emily Reester ’24, powerlifting is a passion she is determined to do despite the obstacles.
“A lot of it is just knowing that...
My family lives three and a half hours away from St. Joe’s Hawk Hill campus in North Haven, Connecticut. When they come to visit me, I want to go somewhere different than what we have in our hometown,...
Morgan Wormley ’24 is in her first year as co-captain of the St. Joe’s Women’s Club Soccer team, Wormley, a long-time soccer player, is from Burlington, New Jersey, where she played for Burlington...
