Stepping into the new year, I’ve found myself, like many others, reflecting on the former chapters of life and thinking forth to the pages that lie in wait. The last book, 2024, was a curious tale. There...

Navigating the second half of the fall semester Some students associate October with foliage, chilly weather, and of course, pumpkin spice lattes. Others focus on Halloween, associating the month with...

Novice tackles new experiences My uncle has always loved to fish. He can spend an entire day fishing in the ocean or at a lake in the Philadelphia area. He usually catches a few edible ones, like black...

Shortly after coming back to campus this fall, Destiny Little ’23 felt physically sick. The culprit: the stress of re-entering campus life in the midst of an ongoing pandemic.  “I thought it was...

With Election Day on Nov. 3 quickly approaching, people are experiencing increased feelings of stress, anxiety and uncertainty. Luckily, there are strategies to help manage and cope with these uncomfortable...

With many St. Joe’s students away from campus and participating in distance learning, they may be struggling to maintain a schedule and get enough sleep.   “Stress and anxiety will make it hard...

Learning the art of time management as a senior Being a commuter at St. Joe’s has felt like being in constant motion. I’m always either going somewhere or getting ready to go somewhere. Oftentimes,...