Enrollment was 77 students when classes started on October 1, 1956, at the College's new location on Sebago Lake. At that time, much of the campus had recently been a golf course for the wealthy owner of a summer home that is now Xavier Hall. A grove of trees occupied what are now modern reside...

"It's at the heart and soul of our identity as Christians, and it's at the heart and soul of our identity as a college," explains theology professor Dr. Steven Bridge about the importance of service to others. In January, Bridge led a team of 18 students and one other ...

1.) Turn off anything that is not in use; especially computers. Most energy used by computers goes into running the monitor, so tu...

Professor Beth Richardson writes about her first days in Macedonia as a visiting scholar Thursday, January 19, 2006 The Skopje airport...

An exercise science major from Madawaska, Maine, Renee Cyr '07 has created a sensation on campus - the wildly popular Dance Team. Last y...

“Basically, ultimately, essentially, nursing is relationship.”

A short history of the campus carillon and how we feel about it In 1998, Andrew McSween wanted to make a donation to the College that would go for something that wouldn't be obtained with the regular operating budget. According to President House, "I had been looking into the car...

Father John Tokaz, Saint Joseph's beloved chaplain, will be leaving in June for a new assignment According to Father John Tokaz,...

At the close of the summer of 1969, I boarded a Boeing 707 at San Francisco International Airport and flew to Paris on my way to a junior year ab...

Courtney McLaughlin '08 of Cumberland, R.I., attends the University of South Pacific in Fiji this spring.

60s Christine LaPointe Bartlett '61 Christine LaPointe Bartlett '61, South Strafford,...

Protecting a great city Most of his busy days, Deputy Chief Joseph Loughlin '75 responds to crisis. Thankfully, he is a bor...