Last year, the Hawks found themselves dead last in the 2019-20 Atlantic 10 (A-10) standings in what many wrote off as a rebuilding year during Billy Lange’s debut season as head men’s basketball coach...
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg called him “a tenacious reporter.” New York Governor Andrew Cuomo called him “a lion in the field of journalism.” The Hawk called him a “campus freedom...
In solidarity:
Intellectual Saidiya Hartman suggests that American ideology fashions Black people as objects. As such, Hartman argues that Black people garner empathy only in death. Many will dismiss...
This week, Mark Clark ’66, former Editor in Chief of The Hawk Newspaper, spoke with The Hawk about being Editor in Chief more than 50 years ago, his time serving in the Vietnam War, how he ended up in...
Much of The Hawk’s recent coverage highlighted the fact that life on campus is not exactly like it used to be. That’s so true – for all of us who live, work and learn on Hawk Hill. We’ve all had...
At Bill’s Market on 63rd St., after you squeeze through the door under the unassuming green and yellow sign, you’re as sure to be met with the aroma of freshly made sandwiches as you are to hear your...
The Center for Addiction and Recovery Education (CARE) received a $1.2 million grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Health to educate and train the state’s first responders in the fight against...
Late on May 16, Jamie Powell, general manager of Mad River Bar & Grill, posted to Facebook and confirmed what many St. Joe’s students dreaded: the bar on Main Street Manayunk had seen it’s last...
In. Dan Joyce’s, S.J., homily to the St. Joe’s community during Easter Mass, he quoted from Cris Williamson’s “Song of the Soul,” specifically the lines “I am dancing, dancing along in the...
We've rounded up some of the cheesesteak spots near campus for a head to head competition. Check out our Twitter to cast your votes and crown a champion of the bracket.
“I just walked around in a daze for awhile,” Joe Lunardi said on the phone March 14, just two days after the decision was made to cancel the 2020 NCAA Tournament. “Kind of like ‘alright what do...
Siloam, a non-profit that provides mind, body and spiritual wellness programs for individuals living with HIV/AIDS, will celebrate its 25th anniversary, in May. At the celebration, a St. Joe’s coaching...
