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Charlie Furbush went from once thinking he’d never throw a baseball again to a spot in the rotation for the major league Seattle Mariners last summer. The lanky pitcher, once a hopeful Division III athlete at St. Joe’s looking to play baseball while he earned a degree, became the key return for the Mariners in [...]
On Saturday, August 1, John Donovan ’80 knelt beside an unplanted pin oak sapling, placing a sheet of inscribed paper at the plant’s base before pouring a shovel of dirt into the hole. He was among 20 or so alums who gathered during this year’s Alumni Weekend to pay tribute to the late Sally Coulter [...]
The Saint Joseph’s strategic plan, Sustaining the Promise, positions the College to play a vital role in the future of Maine. By Ann Swardlick In 2014, two years after Saint Joseph’s celebrated its centennial, the trustees of the College adopted a new strategic plan,Sustaining the Promise: Toward Saint Joseph’s College’s Second Hundred Years . An “evergreen” plan, with [...]
On April 28, hard work and achievements of students and faculty were celebrated at the annual Research Fair and Academic Award Ceremony. At 3:00 p.m., the doors to Wellehan Library were opened to the public, allowing the SJC community a chance to view the research posters created in culmination of yearlong or semester-based studies. Representing [...]
Margaret Morrissette LeTourneau ’70 attended Saint Joseph's during a time of change. By the late ’60s activism related to women’s rights, the Vietnam War, and racial desegregation swept across the nation. In Standish, the Great Debate came: should the College go co-ed?
While Dr. Gibson's specialty is the novel (English Classics and British Literature), she also teaches Nonfiction Prose. She writes poetry and pens reviews for contemporary fiction. “It’s important to be involved in different kinds of writing, different modes, for different audiences,” she says.
Help our students make a difference in the women and infants in Uganda
Good morning, Monks! Two more days until the beginning of a new school year. While we don't know much about what this semester, or year, holds for us, we know that it starts in two days. Around the country, as their students return, colleges and universities are putting their pandemic plans to work. Until now, [...]
The process of setting up a small business initiative for Haitian individuals living in extreme poverty
Avid outdoorsman. Champion of education. Tireless volunteer. Editor of the one of the most iconic publications in America. It’s hard to know where to begin describing Peter Geiger Hon. ’14 and his commitment to making the world a better place, but when documenting sustainability initiatives in the Saint Joseph’s College community, Geiger’s name tops the go-to list.
