Philadelphia is currently under a stay-at-home order in an effort to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus and, more specifically, to protect vulnerable populations such as the elderly and people who...
The St. Joe’s University Student Senate continues to be disappointed by the lack of respect for human rights and dignities shown on our campus. Although discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation...
It’s official: South Korean pop music, or K-pop, is taking the world by storm.
According to a study done by the Korea Foundation, a non-profit which aims to promote a better international understanding...
Student volunteers work with homeless through severe weather
As temperatures dropped into single digits last week, Philadelphia declared a Code Blue throughout the city.
A Code Blue is called...
City initiative provides health information and resources to community
Samuel Gompers School, located behind St. Joe’s campus, held its first annual Health Fair for students and community members on...
After two months on the job, the new executive director of the Kinney Center for Autism Education and Support is starting to make a list of what he would like to accomplish during his tenure at St. Joe’s.
Angus...
Rev. Charles Currie, S.J., remembered as kind and approachable
Rev. Charles Currie, S.J., former rector of the St. Joe’s Jesuit community, died on Jan. 4 at the age of 88.
Currie, who had a background...
University Student Senate (USS), voted Jan. 14 to approve a motion that would raise the student activity fee by $20 per student, a decision which will be finalized by the Board of Trustees at their February...
Cathleen Spinelli, Ph.D., dies at age 67
Cathleen Spinelli, Ph.D., professor and former chair of special education, died Nov. 12.
A certified school psychologist and special education teacher who received...
Recent registration cycle serves as “test case”
More students were able to register simultaneously for spring 2019 classes this semester as a result of IT updates designed to keep the server from...
#MeToo at SJU wall displays student accounts
#MeToo at SJU, a collection of accounts from students who survived sexual violence, is on display in the lobby of the Francis A. Drexel Library until the...
University Provost Jeanne Brady, Ph.D., will complete her three-year term at the end of the academic year with a new provost set to be hired some time in the spring of 2019.
Hiring a candidate by next...
