Faith Adedokun ’27 was elected president of St. Joe’s University Student Senate April 25. Adedokun, a psychology major and public policy minor, is not new to executive leadership positions. She currently...
In the spring of her first year, Annette Ciaccio ’27, a member of St. Joe’s City Belles began working with the Cura Collective, volunteering with their donation-based initiative, Operation Tampon.
The...
I look at my grandmother as she tells me the pupusas are almost ready: “Las pupusas ya van estar listos.” She’s been in Costa Rica for almost 40 years, and her accent is a mesh of Costa Rican and...
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Duplicitous propaganda that inverts meaning.
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No place.
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Walking in a confident, boastful manner.
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“A false karass,” according to author...
At 10 years old, Max Alexander has become the youngest fashion designer to showcase a collection at Paris Fashion Week.
Alexander debuted the Max Alexander Women’s Ready-to-Wear Fall/Winter 2026-2027...
Colombian superstar Karol G took over the desert at this year’s Coachella festival. The 35 year old delivered a performance that was as historic as it was electric.
Performing on one of the world’s...
A long, long time ago — 55 years, to be exact — an American folk rock singer performed at St. Joe’s what would go on to be one of the most famous songs in the U.S.: “American Pie.”
On March...
Like many popular Italian dishes, baked ziti is an Americanized version of Italian ideas.
It is the culmination of the Italian love of pasta and the American love of casseroles they can easily pop...
Amber Drummond ’27 moved quickly through The Perch, making sure everything and everyone was set up as students filtered into Hawk Hill Productions’ “Pampers and Paws” event last December.
Drummond,...
As much as Haruki Murakami’s “Kafka on the Shore” is a novel, it is also an interwoven series of perspectives. The first-person perspective is of Kafka Tamura, a 15 year old running away from his...
