If you go to SJU, you've probably had few near death experiences either by the hands of the shuttle, or crossing the street on City Ave. Here are 6 near death experiences you've likely had on St. Joe's campus.
1. Crossing the Street on City Ave or N. 54th
Drivers on City Ave don't stop for anyone, even when the light is about to turn red. It's even worse crossing on North 54th where there's no light. May the odds be ever in your favor.
2. Almost getting hit by the shuttle at the Mandeville stop
If you've walked across the mandeville lot when the shuttle comes through, you've definitely had to jump out of the way to avoid being hit by the shuttle
3. Walking to the 4th floor science center after leg day
The trek to the 4th floor science center is hard enough on a normal day. The day after leg day though? Just dig my grave now.
4. Getting Lost in Barbelin
Getting lost in Barbelin happens even if you're a senior. Make one wrong turn on your way to class and it's all over. Will you ever see the daylight again? Who knows.
5. Riding in Pub Safe/the Shuttle
Apparently one of the requirements to be a public safety/shuttle driver is being super aggressive and ignoring all traffic signs.
6. Waiting for the Shuttle in the Freezing Cold
When the shuttle is late and you're waiting outside in the freezing cold. How many fingers do you have to lose to hypothermia before you can file a lawsuit
