The staff masthead in modern magazines is usually a fairly dry affair — a straightforward list of typed names that most readers skim past without a second thought. The students…

The university has always appreciated its student workers.  However, if you were a student worker in the past, you may expect a bit more razzing than you would get these…

Back in 1935—just like today—you had to guard your favorite fishing spot like it was a state secret. In this gem from The Argus, the writers launch a full-scale investigation (move…

Any seminarian will tell you—when a cam gets going, the noises it makes can be… well, let’s just say “unique” doesn’t quite cover it. Turns out, even back in 1935,…

One aspect of going to University is meeting new people and learning about them.  Sometimes,  students will acquire nicknames which will then haunt…I mean, stay with…them for the rest of…

As spring approaches, the campus is slowly growing green and fragrant again.  In 1943, the seminarians took a scenic walk through the campus to record their daily life.  Amongst the…

A seminary ice cream parlour? Who wouldn’t want that?  Culver’s is nice, but wandering into an on-campus establishment would be even nicer.  Perhaps we should re-visit this 1943 idea! TweetShareShare

Seminarians have a convenient method to get their laundry done in the residence in 2024.  However, in 1935, new methods were being employed, with some confusion and disorganization amongst participants.

While 2024 and 1949 are far distant, some things never change: the changing attitudes as you progress through your seminary journey, the coziness of the Feehan Library on a rainy…