
St. John’s University is a school of about 21,000 students, yet there are experiences that all of us Johnnies, no matter if you’re an incoming freshman or graduating senior, have gone through. Even though we can’t possibly meet everyone on campus there are is an extensive list of things that connect us all. Here are 10 GIFs that describe what it’s like to be a student at St. John’s.
We go to a Catholic school so I understand Theology… but DNY? Like we aren’t going to discover New York on our own for the next four years.
This is when you send that “liquor store run?” text.
But you just weren’t scandalized enough. So part 2 goes down again tonight.
This break doesn’t even make sense St. John’s, because just two weeks earlier we were on our winter break.
Missing the General Body Meetings usual mean missing everything else too. It’s all about priorities; The Red House Fashion Club or Java Johnnies?
All college students are on a budget, okay? But when you don’t have a meal plan and Marillac’s prices are just too much for those pockets, events like the multicultural affair is a blessing.
This makes it more likely that another girl on your floor hasn’t had him. Better jump on it.
SJUMobile either works really well or not at all. Us Johnnies know that there’s rarely an in between.
The Strip is downright boring now. I need the strolls and the shimmy’s back in my life honey.
What is the point of the shuttle bus schedule if even the drivers don’t follow it? I’ve walked from the pickup to Henley in less time that the shuttle takes to get there.
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