Beginning Nov. 27, St. Joe’s meal plan holders will have the ability to donate one of their leftover meal swipes each semester to fellow students in need thanks to a remarkable initiative led primarily...
The latest deadly chapter in the decades-long struggle between Israel and Palestine has sparked protests, discussions and debates all over the world, including on college campuses. In Philadelphia, the...
Pope Francis, the head of the Catholic Church and a Jesuit, called for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas Oct. 29.
“We say ‘ceasefire, ceasefire.’ Brothers and sisters, stop! War is always...
We applaud The Rape Education and Prevention Program (R.E.P.P.) at St. Joe’s for their #TakeBackTheSwipe event Oct. 26. The event provided safety guidelines for using online dating apps and gave a space...
What’s Happening in Philadelphia: Trying to find something to do this week? From concerts to musicals to sport games, check out what’s happening in Philadelphia the week of Nov. 1-7.
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The hunt for off-campus housing is always stressful, but this is especially true for this upcoming year, as the university announced Sept. 28 that they do not anticipate available housing for rising juniors...
“Coming out” is a process that takes a different form for each member of the LGBTQIA+ community. National Coming Out Day, which occurs annually Oct. 11, celebrates these differences and reminds us...
Attending college in the digital age is an unparalleled experience, with numerous unexpected developments not even the students could have anticipated. Since the increasingly prevalent emergence of ChatGPT,...
The Catholic Church’s teachings on gender throughout history have predominantly defended the notions of men’s superiority and women’s inequity. Even though women have been active members of the...
Family Day on Hawk Hill
Families gather on Curran Lawn Sept. 16 for a picnic during Family Day. PHOTO: PAUL HENSON ’25/THE HAWK
Katie Sholette ’26 solos at Hawkappella’s performance Sept....
As we enter into the fall and winter months, illnesses are beginning to surge, and covid-19 is no different. Covid has remained a current and ever-looming threat for many people, but for those whose concerns...
Growth can be found all around St. Joe’s as we settle into the new semester. We welcome the class of 2027, with 1,200 students across 27 states and 17 countries, as well as over 100 transfer students...
