A narrative on toxic masculinity in the workplace
I’ve worked in the food industry since I was a junior in high school. Since then, I’ve come to realize the reality of every job I’ve had where a...
The North Lounge in Campion Student Center was a little bit greener as the second annual Conscious Consumer Market took place on Dec. 5. The market was hosted by the Fair Trade Club in hopes to promote...
The holiday season is quickly approaching, and it might be hard to slow down as the semester dwindles to its final weeks. While you struggle to get through those last few classes and assignments before...
Philadelphia artist sheds light on homelessness epidemic
There are approximately 5,700 people in Philadelphia that are considered to be homeless as of 2018, contributing to the 552,830 total individuals...
Ghosts and ghouls and goblins, oh my! With the spookiest day of the year right around the corner, there may be an extra chill in the air. Whether you can’t stand the thought of anything scary or your...
Recently, “Abbey Road,” the 11th and final studio album by the Beatles, celebrated its 50th anniversary. The album was rereleased on Sept. 27 and has since returned to the top of the charts for the...
If you were to ask around, most college students would never run into a burning building. For volunteer firefighter Starr McKenna ’21, it is almost a natural instinct. McKenna began volunteering as a...
Students and faculty gathered in the Forum Theatre on Sept. 18 to hear Seamus McGraw, author of “A Thirsty Land: The Making of an American Water Crisis” share his collection of stories from across...
Before classes started on Hawk Hill, a group of 20 underclassmen, alongside student leaders and faculty, explored the issue of migration in the United States.
SJU Reads is a two-day early move-in program...
About 8,000 students roam Hawk Hill everyday, walking to class, Campion Student Center, the bookstore or Starbucks. Many times you see a friendly face: a classmate, an orientation leader, someone from...
The experience of coming to college for the first time is that of excitement, fear, confusion and more. The Hawk asked members of the freshmen class to share their perspectives:
Online thrift stores become Instagram trend
Instagram—an online haven where you can find just about anything; there are foodie accounts, meme accounts. Even our dogs have Instagram accounts these days....
