Once the human brain became capable of linguistically communicating vis-à-vis language, long-term thinking and conceptual consistency evolved. Humans can both think of a grand idea and measure their experiences...

Speech-language pathology is not a widely known field of study. As someone who is studying speech-language pathology at St. Joe’s, when I’m asked what my major is, I often receive puzzled looks after...

The cumulative total of positive COVID-19 cases on campus reached 109 as of Sept. 21, as COVID-19 clusters appeared around campus, most notably within first-year on campus housing, among athletic teams...

Three days into the fall semester, Aidan Dowling ’23, slept on a wooden bench in front of Mandeville Hall for two hours. He was surrounded by several bags of supplies that he packed in preparation for...

A call to lose the social crutch and foster community You feel a vibration in your pocket. Your mind is immediately pulled in several directions. Who just texted you? Is it an email? What do they want?...

The implications of repealing internet protections We are living in the most connected society of  human history. Never before has the creation, storage and sharing of content been so widespread and so...