Category: News

This past week was the beginning of  the first of this election cycle with the Iowa Caucus. The Xavierite would like to inform the students of Saint Xavier of the importance of…

The history of Black History month began around 1915 after the thirteenth amendment  abolished salvery in the United States.  In September during that year,  historian Carter G. Woodson and minister Jesse E….

As China tangles with the on-going outbreak of the dreaded coronavirus, humanity shows itself for what it really is. During this dire time, over 14,000 people have been confirmed to carry the…

2019-nCoV or the coronavirus is a rapidly spreading disease that has spread from its epicenter, Wuhan China, to most of the world.  The coronavirus causes pneumonia, and has a 50/50 survival rate….

Earlier this month, the Saint Xavier Jazz Band traveled to New Orleans for the first time to attend the Jazz Education Network conference. While the band is  currently busy with the semester…

Last semester on October 21, 2019, Saint Xavier University’s Public Safety informed the SXU community about a suspect who had been taking phones, wallets, and cards from staff members. The incidents were…

Last semester, Ronald Guhl was merely a student and today he is a part of the communications staff. This week, the Xavierite had the chance to sit down with Professor Guhl and…

Under the spotlight this week is Artist Millicent Kennedy. She is a southern woman with a long family history of misfortune. She uses her artwork to work through difficult aspects of her…

Saint Xavier University enters into the new decade  with a new dean leading the Graham School of Management. Since January 6, Mark Rossenbaum has taken the reigns of the Graham School. Through…

Somehow this country continues to surprise me. The Department of Homeland Security created a fake university, University of Farmington, back in 2015. The “university” is located in Michigan and it is marketed…