The role of the student is never shed in life, no matter how many years has passed since one has been in school or how many degrees one has already earned. The professors of St. Joe’s are embodying...
After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, St. Joe’s literary magazine, Crimson and Gray, published again this semester.
The magazine, which has featured the creative prose, poetry and photography...
Diana Rach ’22 woke up on a Saturday morning last month, turned off her alarm, and prepared to leave her off-campus house for work.
Rach threw on a wig, laced up her corset and wriggled into her...
How the Winter Immersion Program broke my heart and put it back together again
Gracias a Dios, thanks be to God.
This phrase was repeated in almost every conversation I had with those I encountered...
Why do we have to wear KN95 masks?
Masks are effective in preventing the spread of covid-19.KN95 masks are snug around the nose and mouth, and offer high filtration. According to the Centers for Disease...
For the majority of my academic career, I have sat in the back row of my classes where nobody can see me. I typically stay engaged in that post, but sometimes it’s challenging when I am so far away...
Diego Perez ’23 stepped onto the gray photo background in front of the studio lights, set up in a bright corner of the library atrium, and faced the camera.
In black ink, the word “Don’t” was...
I am the son of two Mexican immigrants, the oldest of three siblings and a first generation American and college student. When choosing a college to go to, I had no one in my immediate family to turn to...
During a diversity, equity and inclusion training I did earlier this semester, I became devastatingly aware of how much knowledge our campus lacks regarding the LGBTQIA+ community.
For one activity...
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,...
The challenges with returning to in-person learning
Since the pandemic started, there has been a decline in students’ mental health, with issues such as stress, anxiety and depression becoming...
