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Taking a closer look at the colors and styles of the SJC commencement gown, along with a brief look at the history of such robes.

Do you need a master’s degree – or perhaps a doctorate – to break into the career you always wanted to work in? If so, you’ll need develop a list of schools that have the program you’re looking for.

OnCampus caught up with students at the recent Cap and Gown Pickup Day to find out how they would recap #4Yearsin2Sentences.

As St. Joseph’s College students gear up for finals, it is important that they understand which study strategies work best for them. Listening to music before doing a task that…

The end of the semester is finally upon us! Here are a few tips to help you survive finals week, and hopefully make it a little easier to get through.

Previewing playoffs for four Golden Eagles squads: Women’s Lacrosse, Men’s Baseball, Women’s Softball, and Men’s and Women’s Track.

SJC’s Individual Needs Network educates on what life is like for the differently abled during its Simulation Day event on April 27.

An April Fool’s discovery to remember started out this month at SJC, and an unforgettable presentation by Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Rory Kennedy rounded it out. While we look forward to…

The largest student-led fundraising initiative of the year, Relay for Life, looks to build off its record-breaking 2016 donation.