After working more than 20 years to promote legislation that help improve public education and employment in New Jersey, Ginger Gold Schnitzer is calling Saint Peter’s her home.
News
Get ready to drink some lemonade and fall crazy in love as Beyoncé’s longtime publicist addresses the Class of 2019.
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She finished high school at the age of 13, became the youngest valedictorian at Hudson County Community College at 16, and is set to graduate with a bachelor’s degree from Saint Peter’s University in May.
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Seventy minutes --that’s how much time Jersey City daily commuters spend traveling back and forth to work and school.
His humble office on the second floor of the Political Science house wouldn’t suggest it, but James Solomon is a force of nature.
The shift from high school to college can be very unfamiliar. Students go from seeing their usual ethnic groups to seeing students of mixed ethnic backgrounds.
What was once considered a staple of the local surrounding community by residents is reaching the end of its run.
Dating apps have been a seemingly useful for tool for single people around the country, but as it turns out they be very harmful for the mental health of college students.
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, couples everywhere are finalizing their dinner reservations and express ordering last-minute gifts on Amazon.
Scott Torre sits in his office. He grabs a bulletproof vest by his desk.
Murder. Paganism. Animal sacrifices. These are practices typically unrelated to Valentine’s Day, but they just might have more to do with the holiday than flowers and chocolates.
Sports
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Lifestyle
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Opinion
Social media has changed the way we communicate. Sites like Facebook, Instagram and especially Twitter have united people across the globe and allowed us to express and share our ideas on any topic we choose. However, it is deteriorating the way we talk politics and has devolved political ar…
At 11 years old I was diagnosed with Celiacs disease. My love for things like oreos, cookie dough ice cream and bagels had to stop because my body could no longer digest the protein food in gluten.
In February of this year, the story of Virginia Governor Ralph Northam’s alleged participation in a photograph featuring a person in blackface made national headlines, and the calls for his immediate resignation arrived soon after. It is now April, and Northam is still the governor of Virginia.
Students entering college for the first time are excited for what should be one of the greatest times of their lives. Instead, they quickly learn that keeping up with all that is expected of a college student is quite a daunting task.
Arts & Entertainment
On Thursday, April 25, Sabrina Cruz, a senior at Saint Peter’s University, will be hosting an event at Cafe Sole in Jersey City at 6 p.m.
For many people in Jersey City, the waterfront at Exchange Place is somewhere to jog, read or daydream. But for Chris Feliz, it served as the setting for his first snapshot and foreshadowed the rest of his career.
The Argus Eyes Drama Society at Saint Peter’s University hosted a dark comedy -- emphasis on dark -- that is peculiar, completely nonsensical and dysfunctional, according to Matthew Blumensteel, president of the Argus Eyes Drama Society.
Efforts to put Jersey City’s art culture on the map continues.
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