Art has always been a form of escape and expression. Whether it’s in drawing, painting, photography or graphic design, art has always served as my go-to way of escaping reality for a while and simultaneously...
Now that the semester is in full swing, between work, classes and extracurriculars it can be hard to find time to relax. Stress can build up, but taking a second to sing (scream) a few songs in the car...
St. Joe’s began distributing new contactless, electronic access ID cards to all faculty, staff, students, guests and contractors at the start of the fall 2021 semester. Currently, contactless readers...
While listening to “Songs to Sleep to,” a new EP by Dylan Judge ’20, who creates music under the name Isaac Bay, one might find themselves drifting off. And that’s exactly what Judge said he wants,...
A narrative on dealing with the disease
Since I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 2010, my life has always revolved around who I was as a diabetic rather than as a human. Diabetes is a chronic, life-altering...
At the end of their lunch in Campion Dining Hall last Thursday, St. Joe’s students handed over their bowls and plates, some still piled with uneaten food, to members of the Green Fund.
As part of the...
Gone are the days of simply listening to music while going through the mundane activities of our everyday lives. And frankly, sometimes exclusively listening to music can become boring.
This is just one...
A reflection on being a first gen student
Before I came to St. Joe’s, my parents would occasionally mention the idea of college to me when I was in high school, but I always naively assumed it was too...
St. Joe’s junior shares personal journey through music
Noah Gansallo ’21, also known as NxG, released his second EP entitled “In Loving Memory” on Oct. 27. His new project is meant to pay homage...
Program part of advocacy efforts for workers
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Lindsay Norton ’20 stood at the front of a conference room in Campion Student Center, pointing to a whiteboard...
Not only was Avery Marz ’18 one of the newest members of the St. Joe’s athletic department, and a student athlete on Hawk Hill less than a year ago, but she also has experience with multimedia storytelling,...
One night in LaFarge Residence Center, Marie Giacobbe ’22 and her suitemates broke out some acrylic paint and started painting random items around their suite. Giacobbe found an old pair of Birkenstock...
