St. Joe’s is offering voluntary tenure buyout and voluntary separation programs to full-time employees ahead of “more significant changes” for the university in the near future, according to a March...
In reference to professors, we often hear the classic, “I pay your salary, so fix my problem” scenario coming from students. With this mindset, regardless of a student’s intentions, they, even if...
Tenured St. Joe’s faculty members were given the opportunity to participate in a tenure buyout program, as first announced in a Feb. 8 email to all tenured faculty from James Carter, Ph.D., interim...
College professors are used to navigating various complaints from students. However, a select few professors from the Erivan K. Haub School of Business have been the recipients of far more egregious complaints...
Madelyn Rose ’22 was determined to have a fun fall break during her senior year. So, she traveled to Nashville, Tennessee with her friends.
“I think once we heard that we would have a normal semester,...
Taking classes during COVID-19
There is not one waking moment when my eyes aren’t staring at my laptop screen. Whether it be classes on Zoom, events on Zoom, meetings on Zoom or SI sessions on Zoom,...
As students move in and out of quarantine and isolation, faculty members are finding new ways to adjust their curriculum and connect with their students.
With a month of classes underway, St. Joe’s...
Professors and students across the country participated in a nationwide Scholar Strike for Anti-Racism on Sept. 8 and 9 to support the fight for racial justice.
The strike was initiated by Anthea Butler,...
At an economics department meeting on March 5, Nancy Fox, Ph.D., associate professor of economics, recalled being asked to create a plan should the university choose to transition to a virtual format for...
Kay Cosgrove, Ph.D., professor of English, is currently adjusting her three sections of English 102 to online instruction, virtually advising three graduate students on their theses for the masters program...
