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Over 40 majors in undergraduate, graduate, and professional education programs
We make it easy to find your way into our community.
Saint Joe鈥檚 is the place where student life and community life come together.
A rich tradition in Catholic education for more than a hundred years.
General Inquiries: 855-752-4636 Send An Email
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While a new Strategic Plan is being developed, the planning process is bringing the entire College community together to create a common vision of the future. By David Svenson In case anyone is mistaken, Saint Joseph鈥檚 Strategic Planning process is for everyone. 鈥淎 college or university strategic planning exercise is different from what you鈥檇 find [...]
On Friday, September 20, Saint Joseph鈥檚 College formally installed Dr. James Dlugos as the college鈥檚 14th president during an inauguration ceremony at its Standish campus. Attendees included delegates from across the state and country, representing various colleges and public offices. Inauguration celebrations began Wednesday, September 18, with student, staff and faculty events. After comments from [...]
On Thursday, September 5, Saint Joseph鈥檚 held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially open Clark鈥檚 Court. Situated near the center of campus, Clark鈥檚 Court is a basketball court built in remembrance of former student-athlete Clark Noonan. Originally from Bangor, Noonan was a Bangor High School basketball player before enrolling at Saint Joseph鈥檚 and playing for the [...]
Dr. Loring Hart spent eight years as the College鈥檚 president guided by one principle: the College matters the most. Dr. Loring Hart was a leading figure for campus developments that positively affected the social nature and direction of the College. His easy-going attitude had a great impact here on campus. With a simple handshake in [...]
How does one truly pay honor to those who laid the foundation of Saint Joseph鈥檚 College? Pay honor to those who successfully built on this foundation? Pay honor to those who faced the multiple challenges of these 100 years gone by and brought them to happy resolution? Of any number of approaches available, I am [...]
Over the summer, Sister Marie Henderson, RSM, drove across the country from Michigan to bring something unusual and precious to campus. Finishing the final leg of the long trip, she parked her Chrysler PT Cruiser in front of Xavier Hall to make the delivery. Carefully wrapped in the back lay a nearly life-size bronze statue [...]
Since Saint Joseph鈥檚 College started, more than 17,000 people have earned undergraduate and graduate degrees through on-campus and distance education programs. The top 10 states where the most Saint Joseph鈥檚 alumni live are (in descending order): Maine, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Florida, New York, New Hampshire, Ohio, New Jersey, North Carolina and Texas. The Sisters of Mercy [...]
One of the perks of becoming a senior on campus in the 1960s was living in Xavier Hall. Just imagine residing in a Tudor mansion, having a view of Sebago Lake and, on a clear day, the White Mountains. The scenery could be breathtaking! Living in Xavier was a privilege 鈥� something you coveted starting [...]
Interim President Kenneth Lemanski brings with him an 18-year career as a higher education administrator, along with extensive experience in government and the private sector. A member of the Saint Joseph鈥檚 College Board of Trustees for three years, he was until recently the vice president for advancement and university relations at Westfield State University in [...]
Educating teachers and the birth of Saint Joseph鈥檚 College go hand in hand. When young women at St. Joseph鈥檚 Academy in Portland graduated from their Sisters of Mercy-run high school, some wanted to become teachers. According to reported history, they asked the Mother Superior about ways to pursue their studies within a Catholic setting, and [...]
