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2. Sweet treats left out for Santa to enjoy.
3. The shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.
7. A game of luck featuring a four-sided spinning toy.
8. Eight days and nights of...
If chilly November days put you in the mood for a pumpkin spice latte, you’re not alone. Since Starbucks launched the drink in 2003, the company has served up an estimated 200 million cups. It now has...
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...
A look ahead at the men’s basketball schedule
This season, St. Joe’s has gone back to a more traditional non-conference schedule. In a four-part series, I will take a look at both the non-conference...
Shortly after people stuff their Halloween costumes in the backs of their closets and take down their spooky decorations, one of the most pressing debates that plagues society arises: when to turn on the...
Student volunteers work with homeless through severe weather
As temperatures dropped into single digits last week, Philadelphia declared a Code Blue throughout the city.
A Code Blue is called...
For most St. Joe’s students, winter break is a time to relax after a semester ends, but for student athletes who take part in a spring sport, it is a time for preparation.
Women’s lacrosse senior attack...
Celebrate the season in Philly
The holiday season is officially upon us, and that means it’s time to soak in all of the holiday spirit around Philadelphia.
Here are a few ways to enjoy this magical season:
Winter...
With the weather getting colder and the days getting shorter, it can be hard to keep ourselves in good spirits.
Use this playlist as a reminder of the beauty the winter season has to offer:
“Beloved”...
As I rolled off the exit ramp of I-95, the holiday lights of Christopher Columbus Boulevard flooded my car. All around me people were walking with their companions while taking in the holiday-themed Penn’s...
