When you leave for class, exit your dorm, walk across the Boulevard, through the quadrangle and into a classroom, you never once lose your Internet connection. At most colleges, maybe, but not at Saint Peter's. This is one more step towards educating the 21st century student for a global information age. David J. Stump, S. J., assistant director of the Computer Center, notes that the Constant Connection Program is completely voluntary.
Students can also expect a larger variety of foods.
The Hudson Room will also feature a snack bar with an emphasis on health. To further enhance the overall dining experience, steps have been taken to decrease lines and congestion, improve waste management and extend service hours. The beverage fountains freezers and cash registers have been re-positioned in an effort to improve the flow of customers while making optimal use of the space. Moreover, with the introduction of reusable china plates, and stainless steel flatware, waste can be kept to a minimum while improving the overall image of the facility. For those seeking an alternative to the Hudson Room, there will be an expanded food court in McIntyre Lounge.