Category: News

During the week of January 19, Saint Xavier remembered Martin Luther King Junior in a variety of different ways. Beginning the week with a day off from classes, student organizations continued the…

First-year students will now be able to declare a new concentration through the Department of English and Foreign Languages. Soon, the Writing and Rhetoric concentration will be available to all Saint Xavier…

Giving Tuesday is a nationally recognized event held around the world in celebration of giving back to others. The event is celebrated on campus with the help of groups on campus such…

With an exciting theme, nicely-dressed guests, and colorful masks to go around, the Saint Xavier Council (SXC) sponsored a Masquerade Ball in the Butler Reception Room on Nov. 21, 2014. Students showed…

On Nov. 24 a grand jury reached their decision on whether to indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson on charges filed on the shooting death of Michael Brown. The story in Ferguson…

Budget cuts are looming for many Illinois State Colleges as Governor Elect Bruce Rauner prepares to enter office. A memo sent out via email from the Illinois Board of Higher Education’s Executive…

Giving Tuesday is a nationally recognized event held around the world in celebration of giving back to others. The event has been part of Saint Xavier University and is celebrated on campus…

The cost of a college education is on the rise according to findings by the College Board, but what does this mean to Saint Xavier’s students? The calculated average cost of attending…

On Nov. 11, Veterans Day was being celebrated nationwide across the United States. Beginning on Nov. 7, Saint Xavier University held a variety of events centered toward honoring the student veterans of…

A new report shows that the United States played host to a record breaking 886,052 international college students, but how will this effect the campus of Saint Xavier University. The 2014 Open…