I have two main goals in life: cover the Olympics as a reporter and win the Mirrorball Trophy on “Dancing with the Stars.”
As someone who danced for 13 years across many styles of ballet, tap,...
This semester marks the end of the First Year Seminar at St. Joe’s.
The 33 sections of classes with course number 150 being taught this semester, with topics including Sex, Drug & Rock n Roll...
I can only imagine the trauma held by professors from semesters of teaching blank squares with names over Zoom. Now, after a few years of full participation being possible again, it can amount to huge...
In preparing for St. Joe’s upcoming Mission Week, Feb. 14-23, I realized 10 of the 40 courses I’d needed to graduate from St. Joe’s were taught by Jesuit professors. Now, to be honest, this fact...
Throughout the first week of the fall semester, students scrambled from class to class, struggling to navigate a mix of face-to-face, hybrid, hyflex and online classes.
Out of all undergraduate courses...
“How you guys feelin’ today? Good?” yelled a woman in printed leggings and a thick cotton headband to keep the flyaways from her ponytail out of her face.
The upbeat remix of a pop hit that had...
Recent registration cycle serves as “test case”
More students were able to register simultaneously for spring 2019 classes this semester as a result of IT updates designed to keep the server from...
Fitness apps and techniques for warmer weather
Working out allows you to release pent up aggression and stress, and let’s be honest, college students have a lot of energy built up.
By implementing...
