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Pasta created in the pasta making class hosted by SJU Dining. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE HAWK

Students cook up pasta in Campion class

Michael Iannacito April 19, 2023

Chefs and nutrition staff from SJU Dining Services hosted a pasta making class March 30 in Campion Dining Hall where students had the opportunity to make fettuccine from scratch. About 30 students attended. The...

Blocking out the beauty standard

Blocking out the beauty standard

Katie Cirucci February 2, 2022

Student tackles cosmetic insecurities “I feel like everyone’s been staring at me,” I told my roommates as I walked into the kitchen of our off-campus house. “I’m so uncomfortable.” After...

John Lord, Ph.D., showing off his batting stance (Photo by Brianna Genello ’19).

Baseball’s Biggest Fan

Brianna Genello April 17, 2018

The athletic passions of John Lord. On Nov. 2, 2016, John Lord ’71, Ph.D., professor of sports marketing, turned off the TV and went to bed, disgusted with the baseball game he had been watching. In...

Graphic by Kaitlyn Patterson 20.

Ratings before registration

Molly Dixon March 19, 2018

A look at review-based website RateMyProfessors.  With registration for Fall 2018 classes beginning in a few weeks, the hunt for classes has begun. For many students, the first stop in that search is...

Graphic by Kaitlyn Patterson 20.

Chill on the Hill

Graham Fagerquist November 6, 2017

Online magazine launches from communications students The communication studies department at St. Joe’s is trying something new this semester in the form of an online magazine which requires weekly...

Students meeting in the Office of Inclusion and Diversity (Photo by Luke Malanga 20).

Working towards a postive climate

Stephanie McCarthy October 25, 2017

Campus Climate survey will commence in February Small groups of Saint Joseph’s University students, faculty and staff came together in early October to help develop questions for a campus climate...

Fours years later, my favorite professor is…

Danielle Zabielski June 2, 2017

“Ron Dufresne, Ph.D., of the management department. He’s had the biggest impact on my time at St. Joe’s. I've been lucky enough to have him as an advisor, as well as for a professor twice. He...

Graphics by Kaitlyn Patterson 20

Finding positivity with the pole

Maggie McHale March 21, 2017

Taking on a new form of exercise On a mild Monday evening in February, I found myself in front of an inconspicuous glass door in Center City labeled simply as “POLE HAUS.” After a long walk...

Views from the wait list

Hanna OReilly November 28, 2016

An inside look at one of St. Joe’s most coveted classes Let’s face it: Everybody loves food. However, taking on the task of writing about it forces students to pay closer attention to flavor than...

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