Ally Craskey ’23
@wonderfullymadebyally
Craskey began her business in July and sells handmade polymer clay earrings that are designed and painted with care.
“The root of Wonderfully Made by Ally...
The Women’s Center and the Haub School of Business hosted a “Women on Campus” virtual panel discussion highlighting women and their experiences in business on March 25.
Morgan M. Bryant, Ph.D.,...
With St. Joe’s students isolated to abide by COVID-19 protocols, chances to connect with fellow students are limited. Each week, The Hawk will offer conversations with student leaders to help the community...
With St. Joe’s students isolated to abide by COVID-19 protocols, chances to connect with fellow students are limited. Each week, The Hawk will offer conversations with various student leaders to help...
A campus working group focused on refugees and immigrants is using the month of March to increase its advocacy for migration justice.
Beth Ford McNamee, co-chair of the SJU Refugee and Immigrant Working...
Two collaborative projects that feature visual messages reflecting on and responding to issues of social justice will be featured in the university’s Feb. 25 Day of Dialogue line-up and on display in...
With St. Joe’s students isolated to abide by COVID-19 protocols, chances to connect with fellow students are limited. Each week, The Hawk will offer conversations with various student leaders to help...
With St. Joe’s students isolated to abide by COVID-19 protocols, chances to connect with fellow students are limited. Each week, The Hawk will offer conversations with various student leaders to help...
Thanksgiving is approaching, and students are heading home for break. This is a time to reflect on what you’re thankful for and to relax, cook and spend time with family. Online classes and finals can...
After dropping a freestyle mixtape to Lil Uzi’s song, “20 Min” in 2016, Fernando Acosta’s ’22 music career took off.
“I dropped a Lil Uzi freestyle during my junior year of high school,...
Halloween is approaching amidst the pandemic, like a scary movie. We are still in quarantine, wearing masks (but not for costumes) and trying to escape this nightmare. Although Halloween may not be like...
Doneene Keemer Damon ’89, the first Black woman president and director of the Delaware law firm Richards, Layton & Finger, spoke about her law career via Zoom to St. Joe’s students, faculty and...
