Lauren Hanusey ’24 was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was 15 years old.  Now, in college, Hanusey said managing her diabetes is “an interesting experience.” “It is difficult...

For some people, making dinner sounds like sizzle, crack, pop. For me, it’s beep, beep, beep. Frozen dinners hold a special place in my heart. My parents were divorced when I was little, and while...

On Nov. 4, St. Joe’s and the University of the Sciences squared off on the hardwood at Hagan Arena. The Hawks defeated the Devils in the exhibition contest 83-54.

The St. Joe’s field hockey team is once again the Atlantic 10 (A10) Champion. After advancing to the championship game with a 8-1 semifinal throttling of the Richmond University Spiders, the Hawks earned...

The college application process was probably one of the most anxiety-ridden experiences of my entire life.  It was very competitive. It felt as though everyone was expecting something of me, wanting...

As students and faculty move through the third week of fall 2021, students are adjusting to fully on-ground, face-to-face learning after almost one year of online and socially distant classes. For students...

How the pandemic influenced my area of study “What’s your major?” is a fairly simple question for most students. But for me, I feel I always have to preface my answer with a fairly long back story...

St. Joe’s has outlined plans to partially reimburse students for room, board and fees for the spring semester due to the move to online instruction, according to an announcement sent to students and...

As coronavirus is increasingly impacting the U.S. and pushing colleges and business online, companies are offering free access to services. This page will provide an updated list of available resources...

Feeling pressure around post-graduate life I walked to the Michael J. Hagan ’85 Arena for the Career Fair on Feb. 13, but I didn’t go in. I woke up that morning with the intention to go...

Biology major Valentina Vavlas ’23 hopes to pursue a career in medicine some day, but first she has to navigate college as the first person in her family to do so. “I have to do things differently...