Two months after a white student rearranged letters on the felt board on their Villiger Residence Center room door, spelling a racial slur, Alyvia Benson ’22 and Camille Lodugnon ’22 remain disappointed...
The female students whose door was vandalized are identified in the story by their initials. The students and their parents spoke on the record, but The Hawk chose not to use their full names in order...
Over 49 percent of registered voters in the U.S. went to the polls on Nov. 6 to vote in the 2018 Midterm Elections. In Pennsylvania, voter turnout was slightly higher with 57 percent of registered voters.
This...
About 100 people participated in a vigil at a local detention center which detains undocumented immigrant families, to speak out against family separation and advocate for shutting down the center.
Sixteen...
Budget changes prompt layoffs
The university laid off at least 20 people in the days that followed the 2018 Commencement, citing efforts to restructure the upcoming year’s budget.
“They did good...
Former Vice President provides leadership lessons to students
As a line was wrapping around the side of Michael J. Hagan '85 Arena, four students and their faculty advisor waited anxiously in the lobby...
Crisis demands education and action
To our readers:
Every day, more than 100 Americans die from opioid overdoses, a grim sign of a public health crisis that shows little sign of abating.
That...
As a soft snow started to fall, the Campion Dining Hall slowly filled with hungry students. Wearing her burgundy Frida Kahlo sweatshirt, Julia Furey-Bastian ’20 walked in from the darkness, her long...
Students, faculty and community members discuss redistricting measures
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf participated in a six person panel on gerrymandering in the Mandeville Teletorium on Jan. 31.
Wolf’s...
Office of Inclusion and Diversity: One year later
On the one-year anniversary of its move to renovated space in Campion Hall, the Center for Inclusion and Diversity (CID) has become a place where students...
A St. Joe’s student who was gravely injured last month when struck by a vehicle while she was crossing City Avenue is recovering in a rehabilitation hospital in a Philadelphia suburb.
Julia Furey-Bastian...
CAS seeks permanent Dean
After two years with temporary leadership, the search for the new Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences has lifted off. Jeanne Brady, Ph.D., provost, at Saint Joseph’s...
