In a 2021 speech, JD Vance argued for the need to “honestly and aggressively attack the universities in this country.” In the 10 months since President Donald Trump has taken office, we have seen just...
Like many college students with free time before bed, I was recently doomscrolling on TikTok, trying to find something funny before going to sleep. I kept hearing about a gender divide within Gen Z, which...
During current times of global turmoil, conflicts around the world, such as in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Central Africa, Nepal and here in the U.S., have resulted in vastly polarized politics, divided...
How service can teach you about Jesuit values
St. Joe’s takes pride in the Jesuit value of service rooted in justice and love. From the Weekly Service program to Catholic Relief Services, St. Joe’s...
Ousting Martelli is indicative of larger problem
When it was decided that the 2018-2019 season would mark the end of Phil Martelli’s 24-year tenure as the university’s head men’s basketball coach,...
Florida gubernatorial candidate promoted unity within a divided country
Alysa Bainbridge '21 co-wrote this article
Andrew Gillum, former mayor of Tallahassee, Florida and Florida gubernatorial candidate,...
Healthcare must care for the whole person
Recent staffing changes in the St. Joe’s Student Health Center have resulted in longer wait times and, more troubling, an absence of services previously provided,...
Jesuit values in a changing political environment
Specific phrases that are part of our Jesuit mission here at St. Joe’s stick in our minds, some so well that we can repeat them verbatim; “with and...
The precarious state of our certification
St. Joe’s became the 20th school in the country to be certified as a Fair Trade University by Fair Trade Campaigns in the spring of 2014. With the support of...
