Category: News

Saint Xavier hosted its annual health fair at the Shannon Center on March 21. The event included numerous booths aimed at engaging the crowds visiting the health fair through numerous methods. The…

This week, Dr. Peter Kirstein, a Professor of History here at SXU, weighed in on the Illinois’ primary elections that happened on Tuesday, March 18, 2014. The Illinois’ general election that will…

Saint Xavier University is looking to expand the numbers of students by bringing international students to the campus. Provost Dr. Paul DeVito explained that, “This is an important and exciting time for…

Saint Xavier University will be hosting a symposium on Stephen A. Douglas on April 26. The event will bring together some of the best historical minds from Saint Xavier and from around…

Alcohol at Saint Xavier University has always been banned in dormatories and that does not seem to be changing anytime soon. The following Chicago area schools have an open alcohol policy in…

Saturday, March 22, the GFWC IL Morgan Park Junior Women’s Club will be hosting the third annual Work Out to Wipe Out Domestic Violence A.N.D. Benefit Day. The Morgan Park Junior Women’s…

One of Saint Xavier’s upcoming Fall courses is letting students obtain skills in film-making while learning the history of the Sisters of Mercy. This art and history course is a dual enrollment…

The past few weeks have marked a period of serious turmoil and unrest in the Ukraine, where both government protests and Russian excursions into the area are causing destabilization of the region….

Saint Xavier students can submit their writing, either creative or academic, to be considered for the Saint Xavier University Excellence in Writing Award by Monday, March 17. According to Eileen Doherty, the…

Much like a debit system, Saint Xavier University’s dollar per dollar meal plan system appears straightforward. When a student purchases food, the dollar amount is subtracted from the student’s meal plan. However,…