By: Elise Baker '10

St. Joe’s seniors are following the growing trend of graduates entering the world of service instead of the typical working world....

By: Sean Woods '07

Molly Porth, ’10, has accomplished nearly everything a student can at St. Joe’s. Her humble nature hardly speaks to the many accomplishments she has achieved during her four years as an undergraduate. Behind a soft-spoken demeanor brims a ...

By: Tara Olivieri '10

Health care reform, which passed into law on March 23, 2010, will allow young people to stay on their parents’ health insurance policies until age 26, beginning six months after enactment. Prior to the reform bill, depending on their state of re...

By: Alex Green '11

For many college students, the choice of their major is not just a matter of shaping a course of study but shaping a future after graduation. The perception, at least, is that students majoring in business are more likely to graduate with jobs, and be...

By: Andrea Modica '11

In the wake of a rough economy and the seemingly dried-up well of jobs, more Saint Joseph’s University students are moving back home after graduation than ever....

By: Elise Baker '10

He’s most often seen on the sidelines of the Michael J. Hagan ’85 Arena, pacing back and forth as his team sprints down the court. But at age 19, Phil Martelli was sitting in the passenger’s seat of a car, riding around as an assista...

By: Sean Woods '07

The tossing of Frisbees, baseballs, and footballs on Gest Lawn has long been a staple of springtime on Hawk Hill. The large field at the corners of City and Cardinal Avenues has played host to graduations, concerts, barbeques, and countless student fun...

By: Hawk Staff

There’s a new online distraction in town, and it has a lot of St. Joe’s students talking. CollegeACB.com, a Web forum that allows anonymous comments from college students, was created last year by two Wesleyan University grads, but it wasn&rs...

By: Sam Koch '11

With finals week in progress, many students at Saint Joseph's University have taken to the Web and visited what many are calling a “Mean Girls”-style “burn book.”...

By: Sam Koch '11

According to Lannon’s email, Arnold Mitchem, Ph.D., President of the Council for Opportunity in Education (COE), will address graduate students during this year’s commencement ceremony. Mitchem will also be honored with a Doctor of Public Serv...

By: Sam Koch '11

Think boxed wine is the only option for cheap vino? Think again. Take a look at these great wines, all under $15....

By: Matthew De George '10

Classes may not have been in session, but the Saint Joseph’s basketball teams faced plenty of tests while the rest of us were at home relaxing. Here’s how the men’s and women’s team fared over winter break… December 22:&n...

By: Sarah Quain '12

“I often say that the Haitians are my teachers,” said Patrick Samway, S. J., an English professor at Saint Joseph’s University. “I’m a professor and teacher, but when I look at what life is about, what family life is about, a...

By: Luigi Condina '12

When Stephen Crawford, ’12, returned to his room in Lancaster Court after Christmas break, he found everything exactly where he left it—everything but his 32-inch flat screen television. Three days later, on Jan. 17, it was discovered that 11...

By: Sam Koch '11

In the wake of the devastating, 7.0-magnitude earthquake on Jan. 12, St. Joe’s has joined the global community in efforts to help Haiti. “Students were away when this happened, and a lot of faculty were as well,” said E. Springs Steele,...