Shaily Menon, Ph.D., dean of the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), is working to implement co-ops with individual arts and sciences departments for incoming students to launch in 2021.
Menon is currently...
Assessing the price inflation of college textbooks
There is a high likelihood that St. Joe’s is robbing you right now or has robbed you in the last two weeks. Did you buy your textbooks from the bookstore?...
A satire on academic discourse and high expectations
Freshman year—it’s a time of new sights, sounds, friends and a whirlwind of new opportunities. It can be a confusing and chaotic time for most,...
SI leaders provide academic support
Alex Velazquez ’20 sat in the back of an Economics 101 class last year, taking notes along with the other students in his row.
This was Velazquez’ second time taking...
Faculty Senate conducted a discussion about campus climate and what faculty can do to incorporate issues of diversity into the university’s curriculum during its meeting on Jan. 29.
Ron Dufresne, Ph.D.,...
Recent registration cycle serves as “test case”
More students were able to register simultaneously for spring 2019 classes this semester as a result of IT updates designed to keep the server from...
The university stopped accepting new German majors this fall after the department of modern and classical languages decided to eliminate the German major.
Thomas Buckley, Ph.D., assistant professor of...
In order to receive a full Honors degree, all honors students graduating in May 2019 will be required to complete two consecutive semesters of research or study that will culminate in a senior thesis or...
St. Joe's signs nursing affiliate with Villanova
A new agreement between St. Joe’s and Villanova University’s College of Nursing will allow St. Joe’s students admission to Villanova’s Bachelor...
Finding an alternative to study abroad
“More than 33 percent of Saint Joseph’s University students study abroad,” According to the Center for International Programs (CIP) website, in their FAQ....
