In response to the Vatican’s declaration on same sex unions
Dear Pope Francis,
I had such high hopes for you and, like so many other Catholics, you let me down, you let my community down and you let...
At an economics department meeting on March 5, Nancy Fox, Ph.D., associate professor of economics, recalled being asked to create a plan should the university choose to transition to a virtual format for...
James O’Sullivan, Ph.D., assistant professor of theology and religious studies, addressed an audience of St. Joe’s community members in the Forum Theatre lobby through a story of discernment in the...
Spring has sprung early this year, as the SJU Theatre Company's production of “Steel Magnolias” opens on Feb. 20 in the Bluett Theater.
The story of six women whose lives are all intertwined by...
During the winter season, people spend a lot of time inside. It’s cold, classes give too much homework and The Bachelor season is in full effect, so who has the time to go outside? Music has the ability...
Every morning, John Aydin ’20 wakes up to a message on his phone that reads, “Your day at a glance.” These “hyper personalized” messages are meant to give Aydin, who has a Scorpio sun and moon...
While listening to “Songs to Sleep to,” a new EP by Dylan Judge ’20, who creates music under the name Isaac Bay, one might find themselves drifting off. And that’s exactly what Judge said he wants,...
Like many schools across the nation, the Overbrook Educational Center (OEC) was off from school for Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Day on Jan. 20. However, those passing by wouldn’t have thought so given...
The 2010s produced an era of music that played a role in the lives of many St. Joe’s students. The current student body grew up largely during this decade. Not only are our tastes in music reflections...
With the holiday season in full swing, many will argue that it is the most wonderful time of the year. If you ask a college student, we are quickly approaching the worst time of the semester: finals. The...
Community members gather to talk about mental health
The St. Joe’s community was asked a simple question on Nov. 10: how are you doing? With the light pouring from the lamp posts on Sweeney Field,...
St. Joes a cappella groups collaborate at fall concert
Harmonies and high notes poured out of Bluett Theatre as St. Joe’s a cappella groups hosted their annual fall invitational on Nov. 9. Nine groups...
