News
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Professor Embarks on 60-mile Journey
Monday, September 3, 2007
To fight breast cancer and teach her girls about social responsibility PHILADELPHIA (September 3, 2007) — Unless you count spectating during her daughter’s track and field meets, Virginia (Ginny) Miori, Ph.D., has never participated in an official race. Philadelphia’s Breast Cancer 3-Day on October 5-7 will be this Saint Joseph’s University professor and mother of two daughter’s first.
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Stylish Swag for Cost-Conscious Consumers
Saturday, September 1, 2007
Mark your calendar for September 9. That's the day when customers nationwide will flock to their local Kohl's department store to buy clothing, shoes, and accessories by — Vera Wang?
While her name may be more commonly associated with Oscar gowns and fashion show runways in Milan, Wang is just the latest in a flurry of high-end designers who are marketing their wares to customers who want to be in style and out-of-debt.
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Office Gossip Can Get You in Legal Trouble
Saturday, September 1, 2007
Office workers are well aware that gossip is an inevitable reality of the workplace. "She did what?" "He said that to the CEO?" While some gossip is relatively harmless, other forms can be damaging to the target and even result in a criminal complaint.
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Lunchroom Nutrition: What's Your School's Calorie Quotient?
Saturday, September 1, 2007
Children obtain about one-third or more of their daily energy requirement from their school meals, and they should expend about 50 percent of their daily energy expenditure while at school. So how's your child's school doing?
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Sleeping Your Way to a Better School Year
Saturday, September 1, 2007
As the long, lazy days of summer come to an end, kids will complain about earlier bedtimes in addition to going back to school. The National Sleep Foundation (NSF) is urging parents to begin gradually changing kids' sleep patterns and easing them into school year bedtimes.
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What Can a Souvenir Tee Teach You?
Wednesday, July 4, 2007
"Travels of a T-Shirt in the Global Economy" author will talk to SJU students
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University's Birthplace Celebrates 275 Years with Symposium
Sunday, January 14, 2007
As one of the oldest Catholic parishes in America and the first site of Saint Joseph's University, Old Saint Joseph's in Center City Philadelphia celebrated its 275th anniversary with a day-long program of speakers and presentations on Sunday, Jan. 6, in its original location at 321 Willings Alley.
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Weather and Emergency Status
Wednesday, November 7, 2001
Weather and Emergency Information
University Phone Message: Call 610-660-3333
University Web Site: http://www.sju.edu
Digital Signage Locations: Campus-wide Locations
