By Elizabeth Van Pilsum, Staff Writer I trudged across campus in the bitter cold at 4:45 am, wondering if I was making a mistake. I had...

By Jonathan Meilaender What’s the point of college? It is a question we should all ask ourselves, periodically, in order to avoid losing...

By Christopher Jewel Were you aware that Saint Vincent is home to its very own internet superstars? Well, look no further than Milkshake...

By Dr. Michael Robinson, assistant professor of engineering sciences There is a popular YouTube video titled “What if money was no...

By Tyler Overmier Recently, it was announced that Saint Vincent College would be constructing a new core curriculum for the incoming...

By Robert Gigliotti, SGA executive board president The Student Government Association is the voice of the student body of Saint Vincent...

By Kevin Martin My step-grandfather fundamentally believed that neither I nor my siblings ought to have come into existence. He never...

By Desmond Stone I’d like to respond to Kevin Martin’s opinion piece on immigration, published in the April 2 issue. I believe there are...

By Jonathan Meilaender Saint Vincent is hosting a free Pfizer vaccination clinic on April 21st. It's open to all students. Capacity is...

By Andy Klein It has recently come to my attention that there are plans to make Wimmer Hall exclusive housing for Saint Vincent College...

By Angela Belli, Director, Winnie Palmer Nature Reserve Are you feeling anxious? Longing for the awakening of growth and green? Do you...

By Jonathan Meilaender I would like to extend to you all my sincerest wishes for a joyful Easter. Last year’s Easter was, for many, a...

By Kevin Martin Prior to the 2020 Presidential Election, many of my Catholic friends implored potential voters, including myself, to...

By Kevin Martin Just over a year ago, the COVID-19 pandemic struck America. The state of New York was hardest hit in the initial viral...

By Dr. Andrew Herr, associate professor of economics Efforts to raise the federal minimum wage have intensified in recent months. In...

By Kevin Martin On March 5, Pope Francis traveled to Iraq, the first international papal trip in over a year. Remarkably, this was the...

By Jonathan Meilaender Just over a year ago, Saint Vincent began the process of revising its core curriculum. At the time, I wrote an...

While The Review is very hesitant to publish unsigned opinions, we have chosen to make an exception in this case out of concern for...

By Kevin Martin Our country is currently in a battle with a disease that has now afflicted the world for a year. This fight with our...

By Jonathan Meilaender I hope you all enjoyed a relaxing break and a peaceful Christmas—as relaxing and peaceful as possible, anyway,...

By Kevin Martin In any functioning society, the protection of those who cannot care for themselves, especially children, must be a...

By Jason King, Professor of Theology, Director of the Core Curriculum There is an apocalypse coming in higher education, one that bodes...

By Jonathan Meilaender We have made it. We have reached the end of a strange semester for colleges across the nation—perhaps the...

By Kevin Martin Whether you enjoy the results or not, it appears that the election is over and that Joe Biden will be the 46th President...

By Jerome Foss, associate professor of political science I am thankful for Dr. John Smetanka’s Oct. 21 response to my earlier essay on...

By John P. Crocetti When I initially opened Saint Vincent College’s Health and Safety Plan last July, I was pleased. The first sentence...

Dear BIPOC and LGBT+ members of the SVC community, My name is Michelle Duennes and I joined the faculty at SVC in 2018. If you are a...

In this moment in time, every topic feels divisive and seems to require debate. I’m not here to explain the need for equity and equality,...

By Michael Krom, professor of philosophy Last month’s premiere of “Francesco,” a documentary on Pope Francis, unleashed yet another...

By Desmond Stone If you had approached me last fall and told me that theater productions were going experience an even bigger issue than...

By Kaleb Wilson Disclaimer: The thoughts and views expressed in this article are not the views of the Student Government Association, the...

By Levi Keys The right to vote in elections constitutes the core of each American citizen’s civic duty. Elections are designed to...

By John Smetanka, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Academic Dean This semester there have been several outstanding opinion articles...

By Kevin Martin How did Donald Trump become President? The question is asked so often that it seems to have lost meaning. In fact, it is...

By Christopher McMahon, Professor of Theology A few years ago, I had lunch with some students who had just returned from a conference on...

By Kevin Martin America has witnessed one of its most politically toxic and violent years in recent history. Across our country political...

in response to Kevin Jackson’s essay “Blending in and standing out” Hi Kevin, I just read your opinion piece "Blending in and standing...

By Kevin Martin On Sept. 18 Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away, leaving behind a lioness’ legacy and an empty seat on the United States...

By Jonathan Meilaender I’m sure many of you have read Fr. Paul Taylor’s email on a new anti-bigotry initiative, as well as Mary Collins’...

By Judith Anne Purdy, Senior early education major and disabilities studies minor If you ask any education major at Saint Vincent,...

By Jerome C. Foss, Associate Professor of Politics Among the surprises of 2020 has been the accelerated rise of secular Puritanism....

By Kevin Jackson, freshman contributor When I was a child, my parents instilled in me values of self-love, respect, and compassion: they...

By Kevin Martin We will not be able to wake up on Nov. 4 knowing that this horrid election cycle is over. Truthfully, the presidential...

By Luke Mich On Aug. 23, a video showed police shooting a Black man named Jacob Blake in the back seven times as Blake walked away from...

By Kevin Martin True political representation is critical for the longevity of the United States and the wellbeing of its citizens. It...

I believe the cafeteria is the reason why we have been doing so well keeping COVID-19 numbers down. They made sure all self-serve items...

By Joseph Heldrich, senior political science major Last week, I received a call from Saint Vincent’s Contact Tracing Team about possible...

By Kevin Martin In the wake of the unjust murder of George Floyd, our cities descended into violence. Businesses were looted, thousands...

By Jonathan Meilaender Few things have stayed constant this year at Saint Vincent—indeed, few things have stayed constant in America....